NIYLP's vision is a world with generations of healthy, capable, caring, resilient Native youth who contribute to their groups, families, communities and nations. We envision NIYLP to be in the forefront of the national youth development movement as leaders, mentors, and learners in Native communities.
Native American Interest Links
ArizonaNativeNet.COM
ArizonaNativeNet is a virtual university outreach and distance learning telecommunications center devoted to the higher educational needs of Native Nations in Arizona, the United States and the world through the utilization of the worldwide web and the knowledge-based and technical resources and expertise of the University of Arizona. It is a vital resource for Native Nations seeking to strengthen their nation-building efforts through telecommunications-based higher education, leadership and management training, and distance learning programs offered through ArizonaNativeNet by the University of Arizona. Click Here to Learn More about ArizonaNativeNet
Cultural Competence Resources for Health Care Providers- HRSA
Native Wisconsin Communities: GLITC, 2003
Bureau of Indian Affairs- List of Nationally Recognized Indian Tribes (Updated March 2007)
American Indian Development Associates (AIDA) is a comprehensive resource for tribal, state, & federal agencies, service providers, and community members seeking information related to crime, violence and victimization issues in American Indian and Alaska Native communities.
Seven Directions Practice (http://www.7dp.org/) Our mission is to promote peaceful and respectful relationships between individuals, organizations, communities and nations. We teach and utilize an Earth centered spiritual technology to create sustainable collaborative relationships and environments that support pro-active, affirmative responses to social and spiritual issues in the world.
States & Tribes: Building New Traditions Sustainable Development
NCSL, 2007
White Bison, Inc., is an American Indian non profit organization based in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Through White Bison, it's Founder and President Don Coyhis, Mohican Nation, has offered healing resources to Native America since 1988. White Bison offers sobriety, recovery, addictions prevention, and wellness/Wellbriety learning resources to the Native American community nation wide. Many non-Native people also use White Bison's healing resource products, attend its learning circles, and volunteer their services.
Tribal Government Institute, Inc. Please click above for more information.
Northern California Indian Development Council NCIDC (http://www.ncidc.org) is a non-profit that meets the development needs of American Indians.
Menominee Nation Chamber of Commerce
Government Sites for Native Americans
NAYSC hosts a directory of consultants, technical assistance providers, nonprofits, and subject matter experts in workforce development, education, juvenile justice, child welfare, foster care, mental health, disabilities, and more. NAYSC also provides a listing of consulting jobs and funding opportunities nationwide. Become a member today by clicking on the picture above.
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Introducing: MEDICINE BUNDLE - The new magazine for those interested in Native health issues. Our health is irreplaceable and keeping healthy is important no matter our age. With information on fitness and prevention, traditional practices and contemporary issues, we think Native health issues deserve their own magazine.
Website: http://www.medicinebundle.ca
For Culture Shock Camp Booking Information:
Contact: 918-576-9680
Email: cscbooking@pawneestar.com
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Native American Fatherhood and Families Association (NAFFA)
The Mission of NAFFA is to strengthen Native American families by enhancing the responsible involvement of fathers to become actively involved in the lives of their children and by fostering communication, professional, education and collaborations among service providers.
National Native American Families Together Parent Center- is an outreach program to increase partnerships between Native American Families and the professionals who serve their children.
Smithsonian Institute's American Indian History & Culture
