The NCUIH Youth Advisory Council , in partnership with the United National Indian Tribal Youth Inc. offered resources and tools for Native youth across Indian Country during a National Virtual Native Youth Healing Gathering. The UNITY Peer Guides were featured as guest presenters to share the Healing Indigenous Lives Initiative and ways they are finding healing through using […]
Stuck at home looking for something creative to do? The Museum of Indigenous People wants to see your creative coloring on a brand new illustration by Hopi artist Abel Nash (Village of Walpi, Corn Clan). Send your entry to the MIP and Abel Nash himself will judge the top creative coloring in four age groups. […]
NB3FIT stays connected with youth and families through at-home workouts and providing healthy recipes.
Healthy Native Youth – NPAIHB Talking to teens about sensitive topics is never easy, but it’s important to talk to them openly and honestly. Most teens say their parents or caregivers are their biggest influence when it comes to making decisions about healthy relationships. You don’t need to have all the answers, you just need […]
Click Here to Join UNITY Alumni April Tinhorn (Hualapai/Navajo/Chinese) and CONNECT to resources, tips, and positive ways to grow as shared by amazing experts each Friday at NOON AZ/PST.
CLICK HERE to Watch and Learn with UNITY Alumni and Trainers LoVina Louie and Robert Johnston in the Native Wellness Institute Power Hour Training: “How Are You Making Your Ancestors Proud”
Mental Health Awareness Month May is Mental Health Awareness Month! Here is a video created by Maniilaq Behavioral Health Services on what is mental health, and how do we take care of our mental health? Mental health is health. Just as we take care of our physical health it is important that we take care […]
Join Native youth leaders live On Thursday May 7th at 3 p.m. PST
An Evening of Reading and Conversation with Joy Harjo: The U.C. Berkeley Arts Research Center presents a reading and conversation with USDAC poetry crush and U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo on April 22, from 5:30pm-7pm PST. This reading is free and open to the public and available live captioned and live streamed on ARC’s YouTube channel.
