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Center for Native American Youth at : Working with tribal nations and communities to increase opportunity for .

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  1. Dec 9

    Continue to be a Shavaughna!

    I wrapped up one last project for this year which was being on a panel.. strangers are finding me to ask if they can quote my panel answers in presentations and papers😭 me!? Words can be powerful. Be intentional with them they could change the world around you.
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  2. Dec 8

    Today at An Evening of Grace: Women’s Stories Matter is speaking on her educational journey away from home. Sharing the words her mother had given her, which encouraged her to continue reaching for her goals “We are miles apart but we are all under the same sky.”

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  3. Dec 7

    Happy birthday to our big sis who continues to shine and inspire us all!

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    Dec 7

    During these hard times, big shoutouts to for stepping in to provide nearly 2,000 meals a week to those that need them!

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    Dec 5

    True decolonization means genuinely listening to Indigenous community members and creating shifts in the power dynamics. Read more from :

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    Dec 2

    The Center for Native American Youth () released its annual State of Native Youth report covering issues like health, education, sacred sites, sovereignty and more.

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  7. Dec 3

    So proud to partner with on this important initiative 👏🏾

    How did the Youth Council mobilize voters in the ? Find out in the newest issue of the NUIFC's Newsletter! Don't forget to subscribe and get stories from urban Indian America delivered to your inbox! 📨 Read it here:
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  8. Dec 2

    Thank you for reading!

    Excellent report on the state of Native youth from .
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    Dec 2
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    Thank you! Like our ancestors who came before us, leaving the ladder down for you all to climb is one of my priorities.

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  10. Dec 2

    Happy birthday, Aunty thanks for all you do for !!

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  11. Dec 2

    We are live on our Facebook page! To tune in, click the link below.

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    Nov 30

    This portrait was commissioned for a powerful youth in my community. Her name is Patience. Creating this piece was healing & I have so much respect and love for our youth because I see them using their voices and rooting themselves in ways that are going to change the world. ❤️

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    Dec 1

    "No matter your age, you have the ability to help your community." says Cordelia Falls Down from the Apsaalooke Nation and United Keetoowah Band. Read more from :

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  14. Dec 1

    This work would not be possible without the support of our relatives, like you. This , please consider supporting CNAY: . Also link in bio. Thank you 🤲🏾

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    Nov 27

    In 1893 the hawaiian language was banned for 100 years after the illegal overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom.  is an opportunity to not only celebrate our indigenous cultural heritage but the revitalization of our indigenous languages like ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi.

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  16. Nov 25

    YAS

    . on ! Well done. 👏🏽
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    Nov 25

    Folks on the right went apoplectic over this article that centered indigenous communities in the Thanksgiving narrative. Well tonight on we’re going to do the same thing regarding the coronavirus pandemic...

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    Nov 25

    READ Cordelia Falls Down's response:

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    Nov 25

    READ Edward J. Falcon Jr.'s response:

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    Nov 25

    CNAY is proud to present the 2020 State of Native Youth report as a resource and roadmap to help decrease barriers and increase opportunity for Native youth!
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