
Honoring Heritage and Service: Irene Pena’s Journey from Army Sergeant to Cultural Guardian
Born in Tucson, Arizona in 1966, Irene Pena is a proud member of the Yaqui So Cal tribe. Serving on the council for a year
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Born in Tucson, Arizona in 1966, Irene Pena is a proud member of the Yaqui So Cal tribe. Serving on the council for a year
Throughout U.S. history, Native Americans have served with distinction in the military, from the early days of the nation to present-day conflicts. This month, we celebrate their courage, resilience, and deep sense of duty to protect the freedoms we hold dear.
The work we do all year, every year – to build our network of advocates, to educate lawmakers on issues that impact our community, and
It’s been a couple weeks since our latest news roundup, and a lot has happened since then — Election Day, the Marine Corps Birthday, Veterans
SFI is expanding our team, and we couldn’t be more excited to introduce you to SFI’s newest staff members.
At Secure Families Initiative we are committed to expanding all military families in our community’s access to and participation in the democratic process. Post-election, our
Hope everyone had a fun and not too spooky Halloween. We are just DAYS away from Election Day! Here’s a snapshot of some key headlines
A look back at headlines from this past week (October 20, 2024 – October 26, 2024).
This week began with Indigenous People’s Day. We honor Indigenous peoples and celebrate the heritage, invaluable contributions, and incredible resilience of Native Americans.
This week Secure Families Initiative filed a lawsuit challenging Georgia S.B. 189, a new Georgia law that will make it more difficult for counties to
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