Giving Shaped by Life Experience and Social Justice
The Native American Rights Fund (NARF) is pleased to announce the hiring of two new
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A Native American faces teargas, baton charges and rubber bullets – Camille Seaman’s best photograph
Dan Nanamkin would show up at the Standing Rock pipeline protest in full regalia every
Statue of Native American ballerina destroyed and sold to recycling center
Outcry after thieves in Oklahoma chopped statue of Marjorie Tallchief into pieces and sold parts
University of California to waive tuition for Native students – but not for all
Native students who aren’t a member of a federally recognized tribe are dismayed that they
‘Why not me?’: the boot camp giving Indigenous women the tools to run for office
Indigenous women are underrepresented in the US Congress and other elected offices. The Native Action
‘A sacred responsibility’: Yurok Tribe poised to return condors to the skies
The birds have not been seen in northern California for more than a century. Now
Upcoming webinars on the United Nations
The Implementation Project is a joint initiative of the Native American Rights Fund and Colorado
Wearing Eagle Plumes, Feathers, and Regalia at Graduation
NARF supports the Class of 2022! We look forward to you and your loved ones
‘If given a chance to speak, we’ll take it’: inside the lives of Native American women
In the new documentary Women of the White Buffalo, an often misunderstood and misrepresented group
‘People are angry’: US families feel let down by Indigenous missing unit
The Bureau of Indian Affairs’ missing and murdered unit was launched by Deb Haaland a