This month, we reflected on Indigenous People's Day by...

• Learning about the history of the Americas through a Native lens, from the tribal independence era through the current era of Indian self-determination and self-governance.
• Remembering whose land we actually live on using this map of tribal lands in the Americas and Australia.
• Sharing this self-assessment tool that can help foundations determine where they are in their work with tribal communities, Native organizations, and Indigenous peoples.
• Bookmarking this series of articles from Nonprofit Quarterly that lift up Native voices and identify ways that philanthropy can help Indigenous communities.
• And remembering that The Future Is Indigenous.

...and celebrated ways that philanthropy can make a difference for other marginalized people and communities.

• The Women's Philanthropy Institute introduced a Women & Girls Index to measure philanthropic giving to the 45,000+ non-profit organizations dedicated to women & girls.
• The Urban Institute covers four ways to maximize philanthropy and charitable efforts focused on Latinx communities.
• Borealis Philanthropy reflects on how philanthropy can be more antiracist.