our mission•Protecting our lifeways for future generations!
our programs
We offer culturally grounded initiatives that support Indigenous youth, elders, and families through education, advocacy, and direct action. From language revitalization to land defense, each program is designed by and for our communities.
As a United Nations-accredited NGO, we help bring Indigenous knowledge and leadership to global forums focused on the collective Rights of Indigenous Peoples and individual human rights under international law, sustainability, and cultural preservation. We ensure Indigenous Peoples’ perspectives are heard and respected at the highest levels.
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The Society of Native Nations (SNN) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization founded by Indigenous Peoples in Texas, with members across various states. Our mission is to advocate for Indigenous Peoples and future generations by protecting and preserving our culture, spirituality, teachings, medicine, and way of life.
We are committed to defending the rights of Indigenous communities, confronting harmful policies, and addressing systemic inequities that impact our people. Through education, advocacy, and community-driven initiatives, we strive to promote unity, healing, and the long-term well-being of Indigenous Nations.
The Society of Native Nations' Rapid Response Program is dedicated to addressing immediate needs within Indigenous communities. Through initiatives like weekly fresh produce deliveries to elders and vulnerable individuals, distribution of essential supplies, and providing technology to support youth education, we strive to uphold our commitment to cultural preservation and community well-being. By centering Indigenous leadership and knowledge, the program ensures that aid is both effective and respectful of our traditions.
Society of Native Nations in collaboration with SAC, AIMCTX, Carrizo/Comecrudo Tribe of Texas, and the Tehuan Band of Mission Indians of San Antonio with "Host Southern Drum Ottertrail."
