Expanding educational freedom for Native students is a crucial step toward academic success and sovereignty. President Trump’s executive order on school choice offers Native families new opportunities, from Educational Savings Accounts (ESAs) to tribal charter schools and faith-based partnerships. Learn how these reforms can transform Native education for future generations.
We remind our Tribal leaders, councils, and native nonprofits: Tribal nation-building is anchored in sovereignty, cultural integrity, and citizenship—not DEI frameworks. DEI introduces bureaucracy, reduces sovereign citizens to racial categories, lowers standards, and distorts treaty-based belonging. By going along to get along with liberal narratives, you have allowed these DEI mandates to compromise our self-determination. It is not outsiders’ job…
By the Native Americans for Sovereignty and Preservation As Native people who have long fought for sovereignty, cultural preservation, and respect for treaty rights, we enthusiastically support Governor Doug Burgum’s nomination to serve as Secretary of the Interior. Governor Burgum’s tenure in North Dakota has demonstrated his sincere commitment to partnering with Native nations on public safety, economic development, education,…
Learn about the lesser-known world of 1950s–1970s Native American rock, country, and jazz, bridging cultural traditions and modern sounds through Watheca Records.
A second Trump administration could bolster tribal sovereignty—from reaffirming the federal trust responsibility and transforming BIE-run schools to streamlining funding through a permanent Treasury Office for Tribal Affairs.
The FBI’s troubling history of undermining Indigenous communities includes surveillance, complicity in drug trafficking, and systemic corruption. Under a restructured Trump administration, led by Kash Patel, dismantling the FBI could empower tribal nations, reclaim sovereignty, and bring justice to longstanding issues like Leonard Peltier’s case. Read more to understand how closing the FBI can pave the way for accountability and cultural respect in law enforcement.
NASP emphasizes the importance of reconnecting with our spiritual essence, aligning with Navajo teachings and biblical wisdom. It highlights our deep connection with the Creator and the universe, suggesting that by letting go of the need to control outcomes, we can invite the Creator to manifest miracles in our lives. The post also underscores that the “Kingdom of Heaven” resides within us and encourages readers to refocus on their spiritual nature, recognizing their potential to shape their reality through divine connection and purpose.
Congressman Eli Crane’s bipartisan efforts enhance Arizona’s tribal rights, national security, and veteran support. His leadership in key legislation, including the Native American Entrepreneurial Opportunity Act and San Juan Southern Paiute Tribal Homelands Act, ensures prosperity and sovereignty for tribal communities.
As a common-sense organization, we are deeply concerned about the trajectory of our nation under the Biden-Harris administration. From foreign policy blunders to domestic mismanagement, the administration has consistently prioritized interests that undermine the well-being of Native Americans – urban and rural. Let’s examine some key failures that have left a lasting negative impact on our communities and the country….
Land acknowledgments have become a common practice across various institutions in the United States. Intended to recognize the Indigenous peoples whose land was stolen, these statements are often seen as a step towards action. However, many Indigenous leaders and Native voices are increasingly calling out these acknowledgments as a “waste of time” and “empty speeches,” questioning their actual impact and…
