For Jamie Crowe, Southwest Representative of the National UNITY Council Executive Committee and a proud member of the Pueblo of Tesuque, leadership is deeply rooted in history and tradition. Jamie recently participated in a community celebration commemorating the 1680 Pueblo Revolt, an event that honors the resilience and cultural survival of the Pueblo people. Through […]
Rise and Vote: Amplify Native Voices CLICK below to download two Free UNITY GOTV toolkits designed to empower Native youth in elections by increasing voter participation, representation, and advocacy strategies. The toolkit also includes links to three UNITY webinars featuring Native youth guest speakers actively engaging our community through grassroots voter education.  CLICK HERE 1 – GOTV […]
In a historic moment during the National UNITY Council’s (NUC) business meeting in Portland, Oregon, Native youth leaders from over 300 youth councils came together to identify and adopt the Top Ten Issues facing Native youth for 2024-25. These issues reflect the most pressing challenges experienced by Native communities nationwide and serve as a call […]
For Jamie Crowe, a proud member of the Pueblo of Tesuque and the Southwest Representative on the National UNITY Council’s Executive Committee, leadership is more than an individual journey—it’s about reaching back and lifting others. Through UNITY’s Healing Circle training, Jamie is not only growing as a leader but also mentoring the next generation of […]
Each year, the UNITY (United National Indian Tribal Youth) Inc. movement stands as a beacon of hope, empowerment, and strategic action, bringing together Native youth from across the nation in an unparalleled display of leadership and collective impact. Representing over 300 youth councils, UNITY’s delegation of youth leaders is a testament to the diversity and […]
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 […]
In an effort to protect families and strengthen community health, the Tesuque Pueblo Youth Coalition hosted a Drug Identification Presentation at the Tesuque Pueblo Intergenerational Center. With 56 attendees, the event focused on raising awareness around the dangers of drug exposure—especially in homes where grandparents and great-grandparents care for young children. As the use and […]
The Tesuque Pueblo Youth Coalition brought together community, culture, and creativity at their highly successful Arts and Crafts Fair held at the Tesuque Pueblo Intergenerational Center. With over 200 attendees and more than 50 local vendors, the event served as a vibrant social gathering focused on uplifting community artisans and promoting social wellness. The fair […]
The Tesuque Pueblo Youth Coalition stepped into a role of leadership and service this February as they supported the New Mexico Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) Summit, a gathering of representatives from all 23 Tribal Nations in the state. The event, held across San Felipe and Tesuque Pueblos, centered on the protection and well-being of […]
Thinking about joining the National UNITY Council (NUC) Executive Committee? It’s a great way to make friends, network and gain leadership experience, especially in serving your region. However, it can also require a significant time commitment. This petition is for National UNITY Council (NUC) members interested in running for regional area representative positions and Co-Presidents […]
