There are 574 federally recognized Native American communities or tribes in the United States, 229 of which are in Alaska—these communities also speak diverse languages and have unique cultural practices.
Storytelling is at the core of who Native Americans are—it's not just a way to pass the time; it's their lifeline to their heritage, traditions, and values. Through stories, they bridge the gap between generations, ensuring that the wisdom and knowledge of our ancestors are preserved and carried forward. These narratives connect them to their land, spirituality, and identity, giving them a profound sense of belonging and purpose. Each story is like a thread in the tapestry of their culture, weaving together the past, present, and future and reminding them of the lessons that guide their path in life.
In a rapidly changing world, storytelling remains a source of strength, resilience, and unity for our Native American communities. At Pixis, telling stories in the sky is what we do—and we're proud to work with Native Americans—to help them tell their stories, strengthen their communities, and build thriving enterprises.
