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See Clear Impact of Partnership With Native Americans

You likely don’t think about how geography affects your daily life, but for the people living on these reservations geography impacts their access to basic amenities, nutritional food, job opportunities, and contributes to a feeling of isolation.

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Apache Wars

In the beginning, the goal of the Apache Wars was to quell tribal resistance against the occupation of Apache lands. Tragedies happened during the war, including massacres of all Apache able to fight at once crippling their power and leaving many families broken. Read More
Gardens as a Solution to Combat Food Insecurity

Aimed at supporting healthier communities and building brighter futures, PWNA’s food solutions focus on accessibility to healthy food, as well as nutrition training, garden support and garden training.Read More
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Going Back to Roots and Seeds in Indian Country Santa Fe New Mexican Sept. 12, 2020
Native-led Nonprofit Tackles Food Insecurity Food Tank Sept. 1, 2020
‘It Just Feels Like They’re Forgotten’ Cronkite News Aug. 13, 2020

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PWNA Celebrates 30 Years and American Indian Heritage Month Oct. 28, 2020
Wes Studi Urges Aid for Indian Country Amid COVID-19 May 20, 2020
PWNA Announces New President and CEO Dec. 10, 2019

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PWNA is a member of National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD), a national forum “where organizations share knowledge and resources throughout the disaster cycle” — preparation, disaster relief/response, recovery and mitigation — to support community readiness and navigation of disasters. The National VOAD coalition includes 50 of America’s most reputable organizations, 55 state/territory VOADS representing local and regional interests, and other members. PWNA is a first responder for the reservations, often acting in concert with the American Red Cross and other state or national VOAD members. Learn more about PWNA Disaster Relief and Emergency Preparedness.