For Non-Native Relatives

Anyone can play a key role in supporting Indigenous communities, but it’s important to learn about the history of Tribal Sovereignty and the current issues facing Indigenous communities before diving into collaboration.

Offering meaningful, sustainable, and education-based support isn’t something that happens overnight. It’s a purposeful journey that takes time. These resources will help guide your journey.

NAP’s resources and tools are designed by Native experts and educate the funders about successful Indigenous-led philanthropic practices.

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Native Ally Network

The Native Ally Network is a community of philanthropic allies who meet to build relationships with others in the field and Native communities; seek to deepen their impact; and work to create more equitable opportunities within the philanthropic sector to partner with Native communities.

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Broaden your understanding about Indigenous peoples, their history, and their resiliency.

Native 101

Glossary

As Indigenous people, we recognize that sometimes a little agreed-upon context is necessary before we can dive into more nuanced conversations. With that in mind, we’ve rounded up a few of our educational resources that should give a baseline knowledge of Native peoples and the issues we broach head-on at Native Americans in Philanthropy.

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Report/Toolkits/Training

Developed in collaboration with other Native partners in the field, the reports reflect the current reality, and the toolkits offer opportunities for share responsibility in aligning the philanthropic sector with an Indigenous worldview.

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