Title: Native American Life Today - Native Hope
Headings: 
TIME TO FACE THE CHALLENGES
WHAT IS NATIVE AMERICAN LIFE LIKE TODAY?
UNDERSTANDING THE PAIN AND DIFFICULTY IS THE FIRST STEP TO OVERCOMING AND FINDING HOPE.
EDUCATING A NON-NATIVE AUDIENCE
UNDERSTANDING HISTORICAL TRAUMA AND NATIVE AMERICAN FAMILIES
"Strength, courage, and resilience have always been a part of
who we are as Native peoples.
THE MAJOR HEALTH CHALLENGES FACING NATIVE AMERICANS
"Today, there are between 21-30 million people enslaved in the world, more than any other time in history."
THE STATE OF NATIVE AMERICAN EDUCATION 2018
TRAPPED AND HOPELESS: NATIVE AMERICAN YOUTH ON RESERVATIONS
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NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES AND THE STRUGGLE FOR PROPERTY RIGHTS
THE LOSS OF NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURE AND IDENTITY
Keep reading for more on the foundations and the future of Native American life.
Reflecting on Our Foundations: The History of Native American Life and Culture
Building a Hopeful Future: The Restoration of Native American Life and Culture

Content: The rest are scattered across the country. For people of Native American descent who live off reservations, the challenge is to see what their Native American identity and ancestry means for their lives. In many cases, people of Native American descent are full of a longing to know more about their ancestors and to reconnect with a tribe or culture they have lost. Read Brian’s story about rediscovering his ancestral identity after many years of living away from his culture in our blog post: Two Worlds, One Journey. "Our journeys are colored with varying experiences and upbringings, often shaped and molded by some aspect of our different cultures." GO TO BLOG POST
EDUCATING A NON-NATIVE AUDIENCE
For Native Americans, these challenges are ever present and self-evident. But many non-Natives are completely ignorant about the real lives and struggles that Native Americans face in the present era. This ignorance is part of a larger forgetfulness. It seems as if the rest of the country and the Western world has chosen to forget that this race of peoples is still here and still struggling to understand how to carry their tribes and their cultures forward in the modern world.