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As our two days together draw to a close, our Native Arts community partners reflect on the connections they forged, the similarities they discovered, and the interwoven network of Indigenous cultural organizations that are preserving Native lifeways. 🧶 #KnowledgeThatsNative

Thanks for following along this week as our Native Fundraisers Community of Practice learned about strengths-based storytelling, Indigenous logic models, grant writing, and more to build fundraising capacity at their respective #NativeLed nonprofits! #KnowledgeThatsNative

Our Native Fundraisers Community of Practice morning session lead by Dr. Michele Suina, Ph.D (Cochiti Pueblo) explored Indigenous Logic Models, how they differ from Western models, and how they're grounded in place and Native culture. #KnowledgeThatsNative

"Everyone in this room has a gift, and it's great to see how we're all using our gifts to benefit our communities... It's good to see all of these people across Indian Country sharing those gifts." -Rose Bear Don’t Walk #KnowledgeThatsNative

At every convening, Luce Indigenous Knowledge fellows learn about and engage with the local community. This afternoon, they enjoyed a tour of @indianpueblo to discover Pueblo cultures and the Pueblo people’s legacy of resilience. #KnowledgeThatsNative

Thank you for investing in #KnowledgeThatsNative! With your help, we raised more than $780,000 for our new Tribal Lands #Conservation Fund. Through this fund, we will be able to invest in community-based projects that protect watersheds, preserve forests, & defend sacred lands.

New research published in Arctic Science shares 10,000 environmental observations from Native community members, in an effort to elevate Indigenous knowledge & perspectives “in a way that most scientists have not historically:” bit.ly/3qlJctr #KnowledgeThatsNative

Four new books have been added to our Stewarding Native Lands recommended reading list! Check out these summer reads now to explore the critical role of #KnowledgeThatsNative in the global environmental justice movement: firstnations.org/stewarding-nat… #SummerReads

We're excited to send out stickers to supporters of our Tribal Lands #Conservation (TLC) Fund. If you've already donated, we are so grateful! If not, don't miss out! Give $5 or more today & receive your sticker and support #KnowledgeThatsNative: firstnations.org/actnow

Hōlani Hāna provides green jobs in #NativeHawaiian architecture, construction, and masonry. Executive Director Kauwila Hanchett shares how this Indigenous architectural knowledge is critical in protecting our world. Watch the video: bit.ly/477NiGc #KnowledgeThatsNative

REMINDER: First Nations just launched our #TLCFund! Join us on Monday, June 26 to learn how we can rethink conservation and return to #KnowledgeThatsNative. The webinar is free and open to all. Register now: firstnations.org/tlcfund

Join us in learning more about how we can rethink #conservation and strengthen support for Native-led stewardship to ensure sustainability for us all:  Monday, June 26, 2023, 11 am – 12 pm MST: firstnations.org/tlcfund #KnowledgeThatsNative #TLCFund (3/3)

New research published in Arctic Science shares 10,000 environmental observations from Native community members, in an effort to elevate Indigenous knowledge & perspectives “in a way that most scientists have not historically:” bit.ly/3qlJctr #KnowledgeThatsNative

Four new books have been added to our Stewarding Native Lands recommended reading list! Check out these summer reads now to explore the critical role of #KnowledgeThatsNative in the global environmental justice movement: firstnations.org/stewarding-nat… #SummerReads

At every convening, Luce Indigenous Knowledge fellows learn about and engage with the local community. This afternoon, they enjoyed a tour of @indianpueblo to discover Pueblo cultures and the Pueblo people’s legacy of resilience. #KnowledgeThatsNative

Thanks for following along this week as our Native Fundraisers Community of Practice learned about strengths-based storytelling, Indigenous logic models, grant writing, and more to build fundraising capacity at their respective #NativeLed nonprofits! #KnowledgeThatsNative

"Everyone in this room has a gift, and it's great to see how we're all using our gifts to benefit our communities... It's good to see all of these people across Indian Country sharing those gifts." -Rose Bear Don’t Walk #KnowledgeThatsNative

Our Native Fundraisers Community of Practice morning session lead by Dr. Michele Suina, Ph.D (Cochiti Pueblo) explored Indigenous Logic Models, how they differ from Western models, and how they're grounded in place and Native culture. #KnowledgeThatsNative

Thank you for investing in #KnowledgeThatsNative! With your help, we raised more than $780,000 for our new Tribal Lands #Conservation Fund. Through this fund, we will be able to invest in community-based projects that protect watersheds, preserve forests, & defend sacred lands.

REMINDER: First Nations just launched our #TLCFund! Join us on Monday, June 26 to learn how we can rethink conservation and return to #KnowledgeThatsNative. The webinar is free and open to all. Register now: firstnations.org/tlcfund

We're excited to send out stickers to supporters of our Tribal Lands #Conservation (TLC) Fund. If you've already donated, we are so grateful! If not, don't miss out! Give $5 or more today & receive your sticker and support #KnowledgeThatsNative: firstnations.org/actnow

As our two days together draw to a close, our Native Arts community partners reflect on the connections they forged, the similarities they discovered, and the interwoven network of Indigenous cultural organizations that are preserving Native lifeways. 🧶 #KnowledgeThatsNative