In a powerful demonstration of unity and determination, the North Carolina Native American Youth Organization (NCNAYO) successfully sent a delegation of 10 youth representatives to the 2023 National UNITY Conference in Washington, D.C.—the largest annual gathering of Native American and Alaska Native youth in the country. This milestone was made possible through an ambitious, youth-led […]
On June 25, 2024, the Yakama Nation Youth Council hosted the Truth and Action Substance Abuse Prevention Powwow. This powerful, culturally grounded event brought together over 200 community members in a celebration of healing, resilience, and tradition. Designed as a proactive approach to substance abuse prevention among Native youth, the powwow served as both a […]
Here’s important information about UNITY Nike Day at Nike WHQ Advisors/Chaperones: Nike will require all participants to sign a liability waiver upon arrival. If you have a youth under 18 years old, you will be asked to co-sign as a guardian. Youth must remain with advisor/chaperone and group throughout the day. All participants must wear their […]
The North Carolina Native American Youth Organization (NCNAYO) hosted its highly anticipated 2024 Youth Leadership Conference at North Carolina State University, bringing together 297 Indigenous youth from across the state for a transformative weekend focused on leadership, cultural identity, and community wellness. Organized by NCNAYO’s youth advisory committee, the conference centered around the UNITY pillar […]
New York City, NY – A week before Earth Day, Vice President and Rocky Mountain Area Representative Watson Whitford was invited to sit at a round table discussion with the United States Secretary Deb Haaland in New York City, NY to speak about climate change and its effects on tribal communities. Representative Whitford joined other […]
United National Indian Tribal Youth, Inc. (UNITY) proudly announces the fantastic lineup for its upcoming National Conference, including world-renowned hip-hop artist Taboo from the Black Eyed Peas, acclaimed Indigenous Canadian actor, playwright, and physician Dr. Evan Adams, MTV VMA Winner, and official NBA DJ Emcee One. The 2024 National UNITY Conference is set for June […]
Convening Celebrating LGBTQI+ and Two Spirit Indigenous Communities As part of Pride Month, we are happy to share that our UNITY Northeast Area Representative Nathan Solorio, 17 was selected to serve as a panelist at the Convening Celebrating LGBTQI+ and Two Spirit Indigenous Communities on June 25 at the White House. Nathan will be joined by […]
The NB3 Foundation Youth Council is a beacon of inspiration for new UNITY-affiliated youth councils, demonstrating that the earliest stages of organization are critical for long-term success. While still in its infancy, this council has already laid the foundation to serve as a model for collaboration, vision-setting, and community engagement. Building from the Ground Up […]
The North Carolina Native American Youth Organization (NCNAYO) partnered with the Southeastern American Indian Cancer Health Equity Partnership (SAICEP) for a powerful youth-centered initiative aimed at advancing physical wellness and community awareness. Held in Raleigh, the gathering involved five Indigenous youth leaders from NCNAYO in a project that blended culture, health education, and youth empowerment. […]
Visit the Oregon Historical Society and explore Oregon’s history in permanent and rotating exhibits. Free admission by showing your UNITY conference name badge June 28 – July 3. Learn more and plan your trip at ohs.org. OHS is proud to be a UNITY national conference sponsor. Hours of operation: Monday – Saturday: 10am – 5pm […]
