This session will cover how the Cherokee Nation Tribal Juvenile Healing to Wellness Court (JHWC) uses culture in their rehabilitation process. The presenters will share case studies demonstrating how their […]
C4 – Engagement and Community Belonging
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B4 – Intrusion of Fentanyl in Our Society
This session will cover the need to be informed about the fatal risks of fentanyl use, the proper use of Narcan (Naloxone), and the reality that fentanyl affects everyone. The […]
A4 – Native-Tribal Strengths-Based Approaches
This session will cover the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes’ Tribal Restorative Practices, as part of their Juvenile Healing to Wellness Program. The program uses Elders Panels and mentoring to […]
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Protecting our Most Vulnerable – Strengthening Supports for Unsheltered & Runaway Native Youth (The 2nd of a 4-part Online Learning Event Series)
This will be the second of a TYRC Online Learning Event series focused on the needs and current service gaps of unsheltered and runaway Native youth across the country. During […]
Friends of the Children
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 […]
7th Generation Mentoring Program
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 […]
After School Native Mentoring Program
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, […]
Authentically Partnering with Indigenous Youth
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 Importance of Culture in Uplifting Indigenous Youth
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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Promoting Trust and Respect for Our Youth
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 […]
