By Chris Cuestas, Consultant, Tribal Youth Resource Center, Tribal Law and Policy Institute The Tribal Youth Resource Center serves multiple Juvenile Healing to Wellness Courts that have a truancy reduction […]
By Chris Cuestas, Consultant, Tribal Youth Resource Center, Tribal Law and Policy Institute I have been trying to wrap my head around the fentanyl issue for the past year and […]
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By N. Benally, Training and Technical Assistance Specialist,Tribal Youth Resource Center As far as I can remember, healing was a sentient experience. Entering the hogan, smelling the cool red clay […]
By Ethleen Iron Cloud – Two Dogs, Tribal Youth Training and Technical Assistance Manager,Tribal Youth Resource Center Historically, in the Indigenous world view, children and youth were seen as the […]
By Deborah Tobacco, Oglala Lakota, Tribal Youth Programs TA Specialist, Tribal Youth Resource Center In cultures and societies where kinship is the foundation, children and youth have many opportunities to […]
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Pejuta Cangleska Win, Sacred Medicine Circle Woman, Tasha Fridia and her Grandmother, the late Frances Wise February gives us an opportunity to celebrate and uplift Black History. During this designated […]
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