By: Adrian, Navajo Nation “I think for me self-love and self-care go hand in hand. It’s a holistic process to love yourself and to care for yourself. It encompasses your emotional, spiritual, physical, and mental health. As an Indigenous woman, I find that one of the ways I can de-stress and show myself love and […]
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Indigenous Peoples’ Day honors ancestors of the past, present, and future. Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day is an active acknowledgement of the Columbus discovery falsehood towards historic truths and narratives of Indigenous existence, resilience, and futures. Indigenous People’s Day uplifts Indigenous cultures, excellence, and the invaluable contributions that Indigenous people have had on society. We invite […]
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During September of 2020, The Center for Native American Youth, the Native Wellness Institute, We R Native, and the Tribal Health Reaching Out Involves Everyone (THRIVE) project launched the Native Youth Are Medicine Campaign to spark conversations around mental health, self-love, and to create youth-centered spaces to share practices that promote healing, wellness, and tools […]
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For this episode of Tele-Native Youth: Movement is Medicine, we were joined by Rosalie Fish, Acosia Red Elk, and Canku One Star. These three are phenomenal athletes shared how important it is to treat your body right and to always take care of yourself.
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