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#nativeyouthvoices is a hashtag mostly used on Twitter rather than Instagram. Likewise, the majority of tweets come from one organization called ‘Lakota Children’s Enrichment’ which focuses on promoting events, programs, and workshops they offer, as well as highlighting notable indigenous individuals.
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#aboriginalyouth on Instagram focuses showcasing programs and youth participants of various organization, as well as highlighting indigenous youth individuals.
On Twitter, the hashtag is used most often to promote workshops that are offered by a wide range of indigenous centered organizations. Moreover, some tweets shed a spotlight on the achievements of indigenous youth organizations.
Layli Long Soldier is an Native American poet, writer and artist, part of the Oglala Sioux Tribe.
Her collection of poems entitled Whereas is in part a response to the Congressional resolution of apology to Native Americans. In so it is an excavation, reorganization and documentation of a structure of language that has long justified United States many acts of violence towards indigenous peoples.
Claiming Space: Voice of Urban Aboriginal Youth is a music video that defines what it means to be an urban aboriginal youth today, challenges stereotypes, and brings forth decolonizing movements through new media forms.
Tommy Orange was born and raised in Oakland, California. He is an enrolled member of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma. He is a recent graduate from the MFA programme at the Institute of American Indian Arts. He is a 2014 MacDowell Fellow, and a 2016 Writing by Writers Fellow. There There is his first novel.
There There is a relentlessly paced multigenerational story about violence and recovery, memory and identity, and the beauty and despair woven into the history of a nation and its people. It tells the story of twelve characters, each of whom have private reasons for traveling to the Big Oakland Powwow.
These Writers Are Launching A New Wave Of Native American Literature
This BuzzFeed article introduces two new generation indigenous writers: Terese Marie Mailhot and Tommy Orange, as they are coming with two highly anticipated books.
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AYO! (Aboriginal Youth Opportunities) is a youth movement from Winnipeg's North End led by young volunteers. Through arts initiatives and cultural as well as political events advertised on Twitter, the movement seek to bring unity back to their community and provide native youth with more opportunities. Some of their initiatives include programs empowering families and breaking cycles of violence, connecting youth to elders, and raising awareness of drug epidemic in Aboriginal communities.
Aboriginal Students is a Twitter account and education portal dedicated toward assisting aboriginal students. It offers aboriginal students information on training, education, and leadership programs, as well as inspirational content.
#indigenousarts on Instagram showcases indigenous art created by aboriginal people across the world.
On Twitter, the hashtag is used to highlight artworks, as well as promoting art related programs and workshops.
#indigenousyouth on Instagram is used to share images meant to highlight some of the injustices that indigenous people have suffered, as well as promoting positive work and representation of them.
On Twitter, the hashtag is most often used by organizations promoting their programming, and as a call to action for issues related to indigenous youth.
Ayla is a dancer and ecstatic dance facilitator of Cree and Gwich’in descent. She gets strength and guidance through the power of her indigenous culture.
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We Matter is an indigenous and youth-led non-profit organization created to support indigenous youth that suffer from depression, addiction, sadness and more. Their goal is to help amplify and empower youth voices, and promote hope and life using social media, video and many other resources.
The We Matter Campaign, launched in 2016, is a multi-media campaign where people are encouraged to submit art, written and video messages sharing their own experiences in overcoming hardships.
Wapikoni is the name of an initiative that provide Indigenous youth with practical workshops tailored to their reality and culture. Mobiles fully equipped with cutting-edge gear, travel to Indigenous communities around Canada, offerring “respite” to communities often faced with serious social issues. Through film and music production, Wapikoni allows native youth to create public awareness around issues facing First Nations, while at the same time developing self-esteem, skills and resilience.
The N’we Jinan Tour is a music initiative that brings a mobile recording studio and a video production team into schools and youth centres across First Nation and Native American communities. The program offers youth the chance to create an original song and music video that explores relevant issues and topics while promoting positive messaging, community engagement and collective voice.
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Grassy Narrows First Nation
An honest glimpse into a community stripped of clean drinking water and continuous battle against deforestation. The words, the voices and the faces tell a story of hope as the people of Grassy Narrows First Nation look towards a better future.
Ashley Callingbull is the first indigenous woman to win the Mrs. Universe title in 2015. Born in Enoch Cree Nation in Alberta, the model and actress uses her voice to speak about the stark realities that many indigenous people face, and is outspoken about the government’s mistreatment of First Nations. Proud of her heritage, Callingbull volunteers with youth and elders in her community.
Tommy Pico is an author and poet. He is originally from Viejas Indian reservation of the Kumeyaay nation, and currently lives in Brooklyn. Through his poetry, Pico is able to reconcile to two different identities; as a poor, queer kid living on a reservation, and as a pleasure-seeking, technology-addicted New Yorker.
Nature Poem follows the life of Tweebs, a young, queer, American Indian who struggles to write a nature poem as he prefers the city life.
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The Urban Native Youth Association (UNYA) is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, and was created in 1988 to address indigenous youth concerns. UNYA offers a wide variety of programs, services, and resources to support and encourage indigenous youth to excel. Their youth-led approach helps Indigenous youth explore their personal goals for education, work, culture, and life, in a fun, safe, and healthy environment.
Overly Creative Minds (OCM) offers youth from ages 11-24 a safe and welcoming environment to explore arts and culture, and to help them find their voice. OCM includes music to visual art, performance, spoken word, and traditional arts and crafts.
A Tribe Called Red is a Canadian DJ collective blending various styles, and including elements from First Nation music. The group presents urban and contemporary indigenous culture and experience, celebrating all its layers and complexity while also honoring its past. They are part of a vital new generation of artists making a cultural and social impact in Canada alongside a renewed Aboriginal rights movement called Idle No More.
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