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UNITY Youth Elect New National Leadership for 2021-2022

Audriana Mitchell, Colorado River Indian Tribes of Arizona, and Izaiah Fisher, Confederated Tribes of Siltez Indians of Oregon, to serve as  co-presidents of the National UNITY Council Executive Committee  Dallas, TX – United National Indian Tribal Youth, Inc. (UNITY) is pleased to announce Audriana Mitchell and Izaiah Fisher’s election as the new co-presidents of the […]

Conference Features Daily UNITY News Segments

Josiah Lester, Navajo, and Melia Mosley, San Carlos Apache/Assiniboine, served as co-hosts of UNITY News, which broadcasted daily at the National UNITY Conference in Dallas, Texas. Each segment featured highlights of national conference activities. UNITY wishes to thank Wil Mosley, Colby White Thunder, Charly Edsitty, and Cordell Parker for playing key roles in the production […]

2021 Native American Youth Experience Survey (NAYES)

Your Experience Is Powerful and the key to creating local solutions.  Make sure your community experiences are included in this national needs assessment. UNITY aims to inspire hope, even from the most negative experiences.  This survey is created to help the UNITY Peer Guides to create better resources for Native youth.  By sharing what is currently […]

Back to School Powwow

August 14, 2021 @ 10:00 am – 9:00 pm Hope you all can join us for our Back To School Powwow on Saturday, August 14 from 10am-9pm The American Indian Center welcomes you to join us for our Back To School Powwow on August 14th. School supply giveaway, free vaccines, and school physicals will be from 10-4pm. […]

Free Virtual Access to Five-day National Native Youth Conference

UNITY has announced that they will provide complimentary virtual access to live general sessions and special evening activities during its National UNITY Conference from July 2 through July 6 in Dallas, Texas. The national Native American youth leadership event will feature daily keynote speakers and featured guests including Chance Rush (Hidatsa), actor, trainer, motivational speaker, and comedian; Tia Wood […]

Indigenous Women Speak Out: The descendant of four chiefs, leadership is in her veins.

For far too long, Indigenous communities have been spoken for or spoken at, and it is past time to hear from them in their own words. Indigenous women face extraordinary challenges: They are exponentially more likely to be victims of physical and sexual violence, which is often unreported and perpetrators are rarely brought to justice. […]