Aligned with traditional kinship systems, Friends of the Children’s (FOTC) paid professional mentoring model provides youth with individualized, relationship-based support from age 4-18 (pre-K through high school graduation). We will […]
The vision of the Seventh Generation Kinship Framework is to build lasting relationships between Native youth and caring adult mentors within their community employing the following strategies: The Seventh Generation […]
The After School Native Mentoring Program (ASMP) was developed using the four themes from the Gathering of Native American (GONA) curriculum to enhance the process of an afterschool program (Belonging, […]
The Tribal Youth Justice Resource Center Young Leaders and Mentors (TYRC-YLM) are excited to share their successful experience in partnering with OJJDP TYJRC as a youth resource for Tribal grantees. […]
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The Tribal Youth Justice Resource Center’s Young Leaders will share their traditional arts, talents and stories that have contributed to their well-being and resilience. These culturally grounded coping methods serve […]
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In this session, TYJRC Consultant, Joe CrowShoe, and TYJRC Events and Communications Coordinator, Hannah Ellman, will offer learnings from a new Tribal Youth Justice Resource Center project and publication, the […]
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