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As part of our From Our Ancestors Forward campaign, we're celebrating Native voices by sharing our Native American Children's Reading List, a collection of books that engage young readers, amplify Native perspectives, and inspire the next generation: bit.ly/NativeYouth26 https://t.co/7TUclcvJS7

Episode 5 of 'First America' asks: Did you know that foreclosure was invented as a way to take Native land? Free, Indigenous land once built the American dream. But the mechanisms our government used to take it are now robbing everybody: bit.ly/4x4Y4ZU https://t.co/FGSiI1rens

First Nations hosted Caskey Russell (Tlingit) in our Colorado office for a discussion about his latest book, "The Door on the Sea," the first of the Raven and Eagle trilogy. The story follows Elān, a young man who embarks on the adventure of a generation: bit.ly/4hpZf1s https://t.co/nVisBNrVBZ

We can't believe it's already been a month since our first-ever Future Leaders Summit! Our summer campaign uplifts this important work. To invest in the next generation and strengthen Native communities for years to come, donate here: bit.ly/NativeYouth26 https://t.co/GEcQswwmih

Anaya Echo-Hawk (Confederated Tribes of the Yakama Nation, Pawnee, Paiute and Pit River) shares her experiences at First Nations' convening of "Native renewable energy superheroes" and the importance of supporting our people and purpose: bit.ly/4wG1bY6 https://t.co/CnNUCNpmFJ

The American Revolution was a conflict over control of the continent, and to stake out their claim, the U.S. was willing to commit genocide. This new First America episode explores how early treatment of Native Americans is the root of authoritarianism: bit.ly/4pqzJeF https://t.co/nlRwrqnAlq

On the Wind River Indian Reservation, children are reconnecting with traditional foods and the knowledge they carry. Through From Our Ancestors Forward, we're uplifting Native youth because they are our tomorrow and our future. bit.ly/NativeYouth26 https://t.co/hWuZYIjpHV

A deal to secure water rights for three federally recognized tribes in northern Arizona – Navajo Nation, Hopi Tribe, and San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe – was blocked last week by Upper Basin states, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming: bit.ly/4wnGBM6 https://t.co/khfKFgLAyL

America at 250. Native perspectives matter. Explore Native News Online's "America 250: A Republic Built on Native Land" series to learn more about Native histories, resilience, and the ongoing impact of Indigenous peoples on this nation's story: bit.ly/3SEsZNT https://t.co/LyXiPKQlqs

As the U.S. celebrates Independence Day and its 250th anniversary, we remember that the Declaration of Independence, which calls all men equal, also refers to Native Americans as "merciless Indian Savages." We honor the resilience of Native communities today. https://t.co/O1yCQdrwt0

First Nations is excited to sponsor and promote the new podcast series First America, a Red Media production that tells the true story of our country’s founding and the current political environment that is 250 years in the making. ➡️ Listen to episode 1: bit.ly/4eE8nOq https://t.co/r7uLD39bEF

Today, we launch From Our Ancestors Forward, our summer campaign celebrating Native youth as the bridge between our ancestors and our future. Join us in supporting the next generation of culture bearers, leaders, and changemakers. Give today: bit.ly/NativeYouth26 https://t.co/F9T7CCwKKT

At First Nations, we honor the contributions of Two-Spirit and LGBTQ+ relatives during Pride Month and beyond. We invite you to explore further resources and join us year-round in fostering communities where all people are supported and valued every day: bit.ly/4vB03Vx https://t.co/Uo4VvTdgv1

Juneteenth is a powerful celebration of freedom that marks an ongoing journey: rebuilding what was lost, restoring silenced voices, and sustaining our culture in the face of erasure. Our communities’ stories are intertwined, rooted in perseverance and resilience. https://t.co/hPep82k3Se

Thanks for following along as we brought together youth-serving community partners for our first-ever Future Leaders Summit! The three-day event concluded with a special hike in Joshua Tree, California. We thank everyone who attended, and we wish everyone safe travels home! https://t.co/aJgVDjxXYY