Native American Women Warriors (NAWW) was founded in 2010 to recognize Native American women veterans who are or have served the United States armed forces.
The Native American Women Warriors (NAWW) are dedicated to empowering Native American women veterans and ensuring their voices are heard within both the military and their communities. Our mission focuses on providing support, advocacy, and resources for Native women who have served or are serving in the armed forces, addressing issues such as health care, education, and cultural preservation.
At Native American Women Warriors, we strive to empower and uplift all Native American, Alaskan Indian, and worldwide Indigenous women, children, and peoples, through education and advocacy. Our organization is dedicated to preserving the rich culture and history of Native American women veterans while promoting their rights and wellbeing.
Services and Activities:
- Advocacy:
- Promoting the rights and needs of Native women veterans at local, state, and national levels.
- Support Services:
- Offering assistance with navigating benefits, health care, and educational opportunities.
- Cultural Preservation:
- Celebrating and honoring Native culture and traditions, particularly those related to military service.
- Community Engagement:
- Building networks among Native women veterans to foster solidarity and share resources.
- Education and Awareness:
- Raising awareness about the contributions of Native American women in the military and their unique challenges.