The Center for Native American Youth and the National Indian Gaming Association are teaming up to co-host the 2nd Annual Generation Indigenous
(Gen-I) Native Youth Summer Networking Reception in Washington, D.C.
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Qey! Tan Kahk? (Hello, How are You? in the Passamaquoddy Language).
This Gen-I Native Opportunities Weekly (NOW) message shares information about an internship opportunity at the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation.
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Haé ! — (Hello in the Seneca language!) pronounced: Ha-ay). This Gen-I Native Opportunities Weekly (NOW) message shares
information about the National Institute of Justice's Native Student Travel Scholarships: Connecting STEM and Justice.
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According to the 2010 US Census, approximately 5.2 million self-identified American Indian/Alaska Natives (AI/ANs) live in the U.S., of whom 2 million qualify for federal services.
"It is so important that as friends and peers we help one another, as opposed to hurting or ignoring one another."
- Faith Holyan, Navajo Nation, 2017 Champion for change
