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Creative Native
Democracy is Indigenouswritten by Jarrette Werk (Aaniiih Nakoda), 2018 Gen-I Movement Builders Fellow Seven years ago, I was selected to be a…
A Better Philanthropic Future Led by Native Youth
This content originally appeared on the Center for Rising Generations’ Substack: The Groupchat Real insight into the future of philanthropy…
DEI isn’t a Handout. For Some Students, it’s a Lifeline.
written by Mel de Miami & Summer Wildbill Note: This piece was jointly authored by two students affiliated with the…
Resilience Amidst Loss: Extractive Industries and the MMIP Epidemic
Distinct links have been made between the extractive oil industry and the Missing & Murdered Indigenous People epidemic.
Native Youth Spotlight: Carrie Johnson
My name is Carrie Johnson, and I am currently a 23-year-old graduate student at New York University earning my Master’s…
RedCan 2024: The Transformational Power of Art, Community and Civic Engagement
As longtime partners of the Cheyenne River Youth Project, CNAY was honored to have several team members attend the 10th annual RedCan Invitational Graffiti Jam.