The National Council of Urban Indian Health offers individualized technical assistance, training and organizational support to member Urban Indian Organizations through its Technical Assistance and Research Center. Technical assistance provides organizations with topic-specific guidance tailored to their unique needs, goals and communities. NCUIH’s approach is collaborative and culturally grounded, helping UIOs strengthen their capacity to […]

Health professionals can earn free continuing education credits through the Urban Indian Health Care Education from NCUIH microsite on AMA Ed Hub. The online learning platform features culturally tailored training activities created with Urban Indian Organizations and the communities they serve in mind. Available topics include infection prevention and control, culturally grounded healthcare, trauma-informed care, […]

The National Council of Urban Indian Health is highlighting the New York Indian Council, Inc. for its work expanding access to culturally grounded healthcare for Native individuals and families throughout New York City. The New York Indian Council is an Indian Health Service-funded Urban Indian Organization serving Native community members across all five boroughs. Its […]

The Center for Native American Youth is inviting Native youth from across the country to submit their work for a chance to be featured through CNAY’s digital platforms. The ongoing Youth Spotlight opportunity gives young people a space to share their stories, ideas and accomplishments in their own words. Submissions may highlight solutions to challenges […]

We Matter is accepting applications for the #IndigenousYouthRise Support Fund Grant, which provides up to $2,000 for Indigenous youth-led projects that strengthen community wellness across Canada. The grant is open to Indigenous youth ages 13 to 30 who are developing projects that support healing, connection, leadership and positive change in their communities. Funding may be […]

The United Nations Voluntary Fund for Indigenous Peoples and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights are accepting applications for the 2026 Indigenous Fellowship Program. The four-week program will take place in Geneva, Switzerland, and is designed to strengthen the advocacy skills of Indigenous leaders and community members. Participants will gain […]

The Center for Native American Youth is accepting submissions for its eighth annual Creative Native Call for Art through November 30, 2025. Native and Indigenous artists ages 5 to 24 living in the United States are invited to submit original artwork inspired by this year’s theme: “What is sacred to you?” Artists may use any […]

The Native American Fish & Wildlife Society offered the 2026 National Summer Youth Practicum for Native American and Alaska Native high school students ages 14–17. This opportunity was designed to give Native youth hands-on and classroom-based learning experiences in natural resource management and Indigenous knowledge. The program helps students better understand the importance of caring […]

Native News Online, in partnership with the Center for Native American Youth, invited Native youth ages 18–24 to share their voices through the National Native Youth Essay Contest. The contest theme, “America 250: A Republic Built on Native Land,” asked Native youth to reflect on the meaning of 1776, the upcoming 250th anniversary of the […]