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Native women have always been leaders—guiding their communities, preserving traditions, and shaping the future. From matriarchal governance to modern philanthropy, Native women continue to lead movements for justice, sovereignty, and collective care. In a sector that often overlooks Indigenous voices, Native women in philanthropy are reclaiming space, redistributing resources, and ensuring that giving is rooted in community wisdom. Their leadership isn’t new—it’s ongoing. Hear Lucille A. Echohaw

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