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The rise of credit unions in Indigenous finance
Credit unions are an additional avenue for expanding Native control over financial systems that Indigenous communities have historically been excluded from.
The complicated beauty of America’s national parks
To truly appreciate our exquisite public parks, we must grapple with their violent origins and honor the human story behind the grandeur.
Akiptan proves “slow and steady” is the way to build an impact measurement system
Unlike the “move fast and break things” mentality of mainstream tech, thoughtful, strategic planning has been Akiptan’s best investment.
Is there a thoughtful and culturally responsive way to use AI?
There’s still much to be understood and uncovered about AI, so we’re sharing what we’ve learned helping nonprofits think through how they currently use AI and how they could use it in the future, if at all.
Boost your brand to support emotional connection and engage your audience
Thoughtful branding helps you earn trust and build lasting relationships with the people you're trying to serve.
From grant writer to Salesforce administrator, a 360-degree view on measuring nonprofit impact
How Susanna’s roles in nonprofit operations and development shifted to helping organizations learn to make the most of their Salesforce systems.
Indigenous environmental stewardship: A cultural and communal calling
Today’s leaders are using the same wisdom that’s allowed Indigenous peoples to exist in kinship with nature for thousands of years.
How Tribal Nations are keeping clean-energy projects alive after federal funding cuts
Tribes spent years preparing for projects that are now frozen or canceled. That’s not stopping them from moving clean energy forward.
Promises made and fought for: How the Boldt Decision restored broken treaty rights to tribal fisheries
This landmark court ruling fundamentally reshaped how treaty rights are understood and applied in the United States.