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Fund the Change You Want in Your Community The Grantsmanship Center and the Native Development Network are excited to provide customized training for members of Indian Country. The acclaimed Grantsmanship Training Program is now offered in a special package focused on the needs of Tribes/ Native Nations, Tribally-owned organizations, CBOs, a...

The results are in! Over the next few days we will be sharing the results from the NUIFC 2024 Election Survey!

In response to the flawed CNN/Edison Research exit poll that came out post election indicating that 68% of Native voters cast their vote for Trump (based on 228 Native voters), the National Urban Indian Family Coalition (NUIFC) decided to conduct our own online exit poll to test those numbers with a higher number of Native voters in more states. Below are the overall results:

The US is in the stone ages…Mexico has successfully passed a Constitutional reform to uplift the rights of Indigenous Peoples in a way the US with all its talk of executove orders and sovereignty cannot even fathom.

Anawakalmekak The Gabrielino-Shoshone Member Social Group

“A language is the most dangerous weapon you can give to a bloodline of storytellers, culture keepers, with responsibilities to speak.” Will Giles and Travis T - Oral Traditions #AAPIHeritageMonth #AAPIpoets #AAPIvoices

In a private ceremony led by members of local Native American Tribes, the much beloved and famous feline P-22 was buried on Saturday, March 4. NHMLAC scientists were tasked with the job of transferring his remains, with pallbearers in es**rt, to the burial site where Tribal representatives collectively oversaw this historically significant ceremony. The death of P-22 has affected all of us, and he will forever be a revered icon and ambassador for wildlife conservation.

http://bit.ly/P-22NHMLA

The Gabrielino-Shoshone Nation of Southern California
Gabrielino Tongva San Gabriel Mission Band of Indians
Alan Salazar
Barbareño/Ventureño Band of Mission Indians
Moomat Ahiko
Beth Pratt
Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area

Este domingo 26 de febrero estaremos celebrando el Día de la Lengua Náhuat con cuatro grandiosas mujeres náhuahablantes de Santo Domingo de Guzmán a través de Facebook Live para público en general y vía Zoom para nuestros estudiantes.

Será una tarde cultural y educativa.

Te esperamos!

Please join us in celebrating the upcoming 20th anniversary of Semillas del Pueblo, the Indigenous community based educational organization that founded Anahuacalmecac World School which began as Academia Semillas del Pueblo under the hills of El Sereno Park in 2002 in the unceded territories of the ancestral village of Otsuunga.

Please support Semillas del Pueblo 20th Anniversary Campaign https://www.mightycause.com/story/Launch20 AdelanteAnahuacalmecac via

Since then our schools have graduated ten classes of students from K-12. This year we are graduating our 11th class from high school. Next year will be our twentieth academic year (2022-23). This year-long campaign will launch a capital campaign to support the liberation of Indigenous lands for Indigenous learning and a fundraising campaign towards programming and the establishment of an endowment for long-term sustainability.

We are honored to announce that long-time supporter and national educational leader Carolyn Webb de Macias has named Anahuacalmecac (Semillas Sociedad Civil) as the beneficiary of a $5,000 donation from the Haynes Foundation (https://haynesfoundation.org/) to launch the first leg of the campaign. Thank you so much Carolyn for always keeping your Semillas in mind.

Semillas del Pueblo 20th Anniversary Campaign Launch Help us celebrate the launch of the Anahuacalmecac twentieth anniversary fundraising campaign!