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Description: This peer learning session will provide FY23 and FY24 grantees an opportunity to explore cross-sector partnerships that strengthen and enhance Tribal Youth programs to support the prevention of justice involvement. Participants will discuss practical approaches to collaboration and share strategies for overcoming challenges related to establishing and sustaining community, state, and regional partnerships that |
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American Indian Health & Services is inviting community members to support Native artists and vendors, the free event offers a space for people of all ages to explore health education. |
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1 event,NATIVE HEALTH’s Youth Resiliency Program is hosting a two-part workshop series for youth ages 11-14: Back-to-School Sewing with MissSalazarCreations. Join us in making a ribbon tote bag! Location: 3738 N 16th Street in Phoenix, AZ- Multipurpose Room. Time: 5:30-7:00pm PST REGISTER HERE |
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Intertribal Connection Initiative’s Community Nights are open to Indigenous youth and family to gather, laugh, learn, and strengthen our communities together. Location: 7906 Menaul Blvd, NE, Albuquerque, NM Time: 5:30-8:00pm |
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Come spend the afternoon with Sobermiut: Reviving Our Spirit Inc. for cultural dance performances, BBQ and potluck-style food, family activities, face painting, Alaska Native Games/NYO, vendor booths, wellness and recovery |
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1 event,The Cherokee National Holiday commemorates the original signing of the 1839 Cherokee Constitution. It is a focal point for Cherokee heritage, cultural awareness and the reunification of our families. The festival is jam-packed with cultural activities and events for all ages. Traditional games, competitions, handmade arts, crafts, food, dance and music hardly scratch the surface |
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