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Democracy is IndigenousLast month’s removal of the statue of former Washington football team owner was a long time coming. Marshall was a…
“Merciless Indian Savages”
Some reflections as families come together during this long weekend in what is recognized as a federal holiday; The Fourth…
Explaining the Fourth of July to my little sister
By: Autumn Adams, Confederated Tribes & Bands of the Yakama Nation, Center for Native American Youth’s Youth Advisory Board Member…
What Pride Means to Me
By: Vesper Moore (24), They/Them/Theirs, Arawak of The Jatibonicu Taino Tribal Nation of Borikén. What pride means to me is…
Center for Native American Youth Celebrates Pride
We uplift and celebrate the meaningful contributions of LGBTQ+2S relatives and Native American youth on their journey. The Center for Native American Youth (CNAY) honors the sacred path of our LGBTQ+2S…
CNAY’s Youth Advisory Board Announces 2020/2021 Executive Committee
Each year The Center for Native American Youth’s (CNAY) Youth Advisory Board (YAB) holds elections for the positions for Chair, Vice Chair and…