Amazon Indigenous affinity group partners with Ya’ï Heki Museum for park clean-up

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Indigenous at Amazon volunteers during a park clean-up event at Perris State Park in partnership with the Ya’ï Heki Regional Native American Museum | proud2beksbd

By N. A. Wingate

Sep 4, 2025

Amazon has announced that its Indigenous affinity group at KSBD Air Hub has partnered with the Ya’i Heki Regional Native American Museum for a park clean-up at Perris State Park in observance of Indigenous Peoples’ Day. The announcement was made on Instagram.

According to Amazon, the company offers over 14 employee affinity groups globally, including Indigenous at Amazon, which supports Native and Indigenous employees through professional development, cultural awareness, and community outreach. These groups are part of Amazon’s broader commitment to inclusion and equity. They also provide opportunities for employees to engage with local cultural organizations and initiatives.

The company has created more than 700,000 permanent jobs in the European Union since 2010 and continues to invest in logistics, innovation, and infrastructure. These investments support broader economic growth and have led to the development of hundreds of thousands of indirect jobs in local communities.

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Amazon's Career Choice program enables employees to pursue education and training in high-demand fields with pre-paid tuition. Offered in over 16 countries, the program has supported more than 130,000 employees globally. It is part of Amazon’s long-term investment in workforce development and career mobility.

Founded in 1994, Amazon is one of the world’s largest technology and logistics companies, serving hundreds of millions of customers. It operates across e-commerce, cloud computing, entertainment, and artificial intelligence (AI), employing over 1.5 million people globally.