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What happened in Reno will not stay in Reno!!
July 21, 2008
With renewed commitments to themselves, their families, their tribes, their communities, and their country, more than 1,000 American Indian, Alaska Native, and First Nations youth, youth council advi... Read More>
Toledo and Tso Elected Co-Presidents!
July 21, 2008
UNITY youth have elected new leadership for the 2008-2009 year.... Read More>

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Youth Initiatives

Preparing Native Youth


Youth Councils and others who have an interest can be part of a new National Initiative to Strengthen Native Families project and help to create the online Native American Family Portrait Album. It's easy, it's fun. To learn how to join in, click on the link below to view the online brochure, which also contains contact information for those who may have additonal questions.

The 2008 National UNITY Conference will host a number of other National Initiative related projects that will be webcast live from the conference site in Reno, NV. Be sure to let your family and friends know that they can enjoy the proceeding by going online and watching the events as they happen. A link will be provided for each of the webcasts in the space below. Check back for the specific times approximately one week before the start of the conference.

 

Native American Family Portrait Album brochure


Celebrate Native Health

Visit the Celebrate Native Healthpage for information on the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation funded project. This youth-led childhood obesity prevention program involves fourteen UNITY affiliated youth councils who are strategically planning ways to prevent childhood obesity on their reservations.