Pacific Region
UNITY Regional Profile
The Pacific Region consists of geographical areas and the states of California and Hawaii. The Pacific region has 40 affiliated youth councils in 2 states within the UNITY Network.
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Pacific Regional Representative: Kaytlynn Johnston
Kaytlynn Johnston is an enrolled member of the Bishop Paiute Tribe. Ms. Johnston is the Pacific Regional Representative to the National UNITY Executive Committee
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Who does the UNITY Pacific Region Represent?
The Pacific Region is California and Hawaii; in these two incredible states there are 110 federally recognized tribes and with 81 seeking recognition.
Biography of Kaytlynn Johnson Pacific Regional Representative
Kaytlynn Johnston is an enrolled member of the Bishop Paiute Tribe of California. She was re-elected as the Pacific Region Representative. She is the daughter of Carrie and Tony Brown and the granddaughter to the late Jennette Kay Barlow and Kenneth Ray Jones Sr. She is currently a senior at Bishop Union High School. She absolutely loves volunteering and bettering her community in any way she can and being apart of the Bishop Tribal Youth Council serving as the Female Co-President.
Being the Pacific Region Representative gives her the opportunity to be a role model for other native youth in the Pacific Region as well as a role model within native communities across the United States. I’m beyond excited to start this chapter of being the Pacific Representative and getting to meet all of the different youth councils within my region. Don’t be afraid to reach out I’m here to be your voice!
PACIFIC REGION
Kaytlynn Johnston, Pacific Regional Representative
National UNITY Council Executive Committee
Pacific Region Youth Councils
- Agua Caliente Young Adults
- Tule River Youth Council
- Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indian Youth Council
- Soboba Youth Council
- Bishop Tribal Youth Council
- Tribal Youth Ambassadors
- San Manuel Youth Committee
- Tachi-Yokut Youth Council
- Coyote Valley Youth Council
- San Diego Inter-Tribal UNITY Youth Council
- West Coast Native Youth
- San Pasqual Native Youth Council
- Wiyot Youth Council
- Bay Area Inter-Tribal Youth Council
- Santa Ynez Chumash
- UAIC UNITY Youth Council
- InterTribal Youth Council of Orange County
- Viejas Youth Leaders
- Morongo Band of Mission Indians Youth Council
- Future Generations TRTC
- United Ata’axum Youth Council
- Torres Martinez Youth Council
- Susanville Unity Youth Council
- Round Valley UNITY Youth Council
- ACORN
- Big River Youth Council
- Cedarville Rancheria
- Hoopa Valley Tribal Jr. Youth Council
- La Jolla GENERATIONS Program
- Sacramento Native TANF Youth council
- SCTCA Native Youth Success Program
- Sherman Indian High School
- Sherwood Valley Band of Pomo Indians
- Southern California Native Youth
- Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation
- Table Mountain Rancheria Youth Council
- Tuolumne MeWuk TANF
- UNITY Youth Council of Kings County
“Being here with UNITY is such a great experience. You get to meet so many new people and learn more about different tribes and their cultures.””
“The gathering, the sharing of cultures, the UNITY of our people!”
“Our YOUTH is the future!”
“It’s the best place to be open about what you think and what you want to do for your school or community. They make you feel like family and welcome you openly.”
“Great organization that allows empowerment for the Native youth to excel in leadership skills, networking opportunity, and early professional growth.”
“Awesome for youth group & leadership.”