Native Women in the Arts works to build networks that help to break down isolation, forge connections, gain access to resources and support cultural self-determination. Native Women in the Arts encourages and makes visible the work and activities of Native women from all artistic disciplines across Turtle Island. This paper is a list of their projects.
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