The Chronicle of Philanthropy

American Indian Groups in Pacific Northwest Are Raising More Money

Nonprofits that work to improve the lives of American Indians in the Pacific Northwest are having more success raising money from foundations, according to a new study of 76 philanthropies. That ...
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Youth take the lead of 2024 Pacific Northwest Canoe Journey

Elders passed on traditions to keep them alive for generations to come, as youth from over 100 Native nations took the lead at this year’s annual Pacific Northwest canoe journey. Aaliyah James,11, ...
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Report outlines struggles, successes Pacific Northwest coastal tribes face in adapting to climate change

Meade Krosby is a senior scientist with UW’s Climate Impacts Group. Amelia Marchand is a senior tribal climate resilience liaison for the Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians. They co-led the ...
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The Indian reading series : stories and legends of the northwest, level I / developed by the Pacific Northwest Indian Reading and Language Development Program

Book 1. Coyote and the stars--Book 2. How wild horses were captured--Book 3. School--Book 4. Philene and Buttons--Book 5. Insects off to war--Book 6. Why Bluejay hops--Book 7. Indian festival--Book 8.
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The Indian reading series : stories and legends of the northwest, level V / developed by the Pacific Northwest Indian Reading and Language Development Program

Book 1. The story of Firemaker; Little Ghost Bull--Book 2. A visit to Taholah; Joseph's long journey--Book 3. Stories from Burns--Book 4. Ghost Woman; The skull story--Book 5. The lodge journey; The ...