By Jacob Metoxen, Training and Technical Assistance Specialist, Tribal Youth Justice Resource Center Like most jurisdictions, tribal justice systems have been forced to adapt to a changing landscape resulting from […]
A Virtual Indian Summer Kennedy G. Fridia I have attended various virtual camps and events during the pandemic including THRIVE, WE R NATIVE Springboard Lab, UNITY, Generation Indigenous Ways, Native […]
Your participation in the Healing Indigenous Lives Native youth Town Halls will contribute to developing informed tribal juvenile justice responses that enhance public safety, promote accountability, and empower Native youth […]
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The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) invites tribal leaders and representatives to participate in a virtual Tribal Consultation. OJJDP will use this opportunity to foster dialogue about […]
By Ashley Trautman May is Mental Health Awareness Month. While awareness of and attention to mental health is always important, it is becoming increasingly visible as we encounter the stresses […]
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Author: Debra Klemann, LCPC, LMFT, National Native Children’s Trauma Center The human propensity towards healing, strength, growth, and relationships embodies the concept of resiliency. Resiliency is a strength based approach to examining […]
The President’s Coronavirus Guidelines for America 15 Days to Slow the Spread 1. Listen to and follow the directions of your state and local authorities. 2. If you feel sick, […]
Balancing Self Care and Selflessnes Laura Guay MSW There are many paths that have brought each of us to positions where we are gifted the opportunity to support others on […]
Youth prevention program staff may be interested in learning more about how sex traffickers target victims and review specific risk factors that may make youth vulnerable to traffickers. The Tribal Law […]
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Tribal people had ways of keeping track of major events that influenced their communities and ways of life. In the Northern Plains many American Indian tribes depicted their year in […]
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