Tribal Unite

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Our team wants to say thank you to OST Housing for allowing us to emcee and DJ your annual conference at LNI this year! Wishing you all a 🎆

Here’s a little recap of the time spent serving as the emcee at this event celebrating Indian Education and all that it encompasses! Thank you to the Department of Education, and thank you also to each and every individual who works hard every day to bring good things to Native youth everywhere! To learn from each other is such a blessing. 📚 Wishing you all a wonderful December!

Our team is so thankful to have been represented at the 2023 Oklahoma Indian Child Welfare Association Conference. We’re proud of our very own , and thankful to everyone who made this conference such a success. The work you all do is truly admirable and our communities are made better by your work. We hope everyone has a productive and joyful week! 🌟

Thank you to everyone involved in this year’s conference for the Oklahoma Tribal Child Support Association. It was an honor for our team to be represented at this important event. Until next time.🌟

Our team would like to say another big thank you to the Pinoleville Pomo Nation for the warm welcome and good medicine shared together. We can’t wait to be back soon!

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This month has been incredible! We wanted to say thank you to everyone involved in making the Indigenous Business Conference in Milwaukee such a success. It was great to see and as well. Until next time! ⭐️

On behalf of our team, we want to say thank you to the Bishop Paiute tribe and Toiyabe Youth Prevention for all the hard work you continue to do in the name of community. We are so grateful that we were able to be a part of this wonderful set of events. Hearts are full. Until next time!☀️

This past week has been such a blessing, and we’re thankful to have been welcomed to build community with everyone! ☀️

Thank you to the Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo Health Department Leadership Team for having us. We can’t wait to be back. 🤝🏽

We’re always grateful to be in beautiful Muscogee Creek Nation! Thank you for allowing us to be a part of the 17th Annual Diabetes Awareness Summit. We’re thankful to each and every one of you. Mvto! 🤝🏽

Thank you again to the Northern Cheyenne Tribe for your warm welcome and good energy! ☀️

Our team had an absolute blast at the Northern Cheyenne Service Unit Employee Appreciation Day up in Lame Deer, MT. We can’t wait to see all of you again soon!

August has been so fun already, and there’s still more to come before the summer season ends. ☀️

Here are some photos from our time with the wonderful staff from Osage Nation WELA - We want to say thank you again for the opportunity to conduct this wellness training. Thank you for all the laughter and good words shared as well.

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We really felt all the love and good medicine while up in the Leech Lake community for their Intertribal Youth Summit!

We’re so appreciative to the entire community for making this happen. There were so many incredible workshops, speakers, and of course great music (S/O to ) 🎶

The youth and their smiles are truly the light that leads us forward as Native people, and we are incredibly thankful to get to play a part in any way we can. Here’s to continued strength on each of our paths!🤝🏽

Our team would like to say thank you to everyone who was a part of the 2023 Wind River Youth Conference.

Our very own is honored and grateful to be a part of this event.

To all the youth, continue to be that light (we know you will). 💡

Thank you to all of the amazing individuals that made this event so impactful! It’s always a blessing to be back up north to connect with these young leaders. It’s a privilege to be a part of the 14th Annual ND Indian Youth Leadership Academy. Until next time.🤝🏽

has been incredible so far. S/O to everyone who works so hard to make this event happen each and every year.

Rudy and I had so much fun working with the youth last night as they went through the 2023 Unity talent show!! 🤩 Can’t wait for tonight! 🤟🏽

Our next featured artist is Morris Sevenstar (he/him) from the Cherokee Nation. He is an Indigenous creative who wears many hats. From being an actor, HMUA professional, stage performer and so much more — He always brings his talents with him.

Morris was also featured in a National Television Series in 2022 and co-owns Mojo’s Cafe with his husband. His many accomplishments are so inspiring, and he is making great strides for Native people and the LGBTQIA+ community and we’re honored to feature his work! Go check out more of his projects and events on Instagram 🔥

Support Native artists!! Once again wishing you all the best this 🏳️‍🌈

We would like to feature a few incredible Indigenous artists in honor of Pride month!

The art featured here is by Standing Rock artist Michael (he/him) who is a part of the LGBTQIA+ community. Go check out more of his incredible art on his Instagram .grim_art ❕⭐️

As June comes to a close, let us remember to uplift each other each and every day! To all of our relatives from the LGBTQIA+ community, we celebrate you! 🏳️‍🌈

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Our team would like to say a very special thank you to Fredina Romero, Tammi Tiger, , , and the many other individuals who made this Native Youth College Camp such a memorable experience here at UNLV.

And to each and every one of you kids, you are everything to our communities, and we can’t wait to see all you’ll continue to accomplish.

The future is now and the future is bright!! ⭐️

We’re so thankful for the time our team was able to spend with the California Tribal TANF Association at their annual staff retreat. Thanks for letting us take part in all the fun!! And thank you for all that you do for our communities. ☀️🫂

We want to say thank you again to the Walker River Paiute community who welcomed us to their beautiful lands! What a privilege it was to connect with one another in this space. These youth are incredible, and we’re excited because we know each of them have the brightest of futures. Until next time.✨

We had the best time out at the Annual Fort Berthold Recovery on the Plains!! Our very own was the event MC, and shoutout to for keeping the energy high throughout. We’re grateful for the experience to continue learning from these stories of sobriety and the journeys people have taken to get there. Hearts full.

Oklahoma people, come out to support this incredible woman as she prepares for her journey to total healing!

Effie is a Native baker who operates out of Enid, OK in her own bakery called Donna Jean’s. Come out and show some support if you happen to be in the area.☀️

We want to honor our LGBTQIA+ and Two Spirit relatives during this time, and create space for reflection and admiration for those who continue to fight for equity and inclusion in all spaces.

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Does anyone else feel like a new season is upon them?

Of course summertime is here and some of us get to powwow it up, maybe attend some cool conferences, and have more time to spend time with our relatives far and wide. This is what makes summer one of the best seasons!

But let’s think about a “new season” a little differently. What era of our lives do we hope to move into from here? What are the hopes we have for tomorrow? Each new season of our lives requires our reflection, love, and intention setting.

Let’s make the plans needed to see this new season in its best and fullest form. Each of us deserves that and more. ✨🌱

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We’d like to say thank you once more to the staff and youth from the Turtle Mountain community!!

As you continue on in each of your endeavors, just know how much belief is backing you up, from your family, your community, your friends, and us here at Tribal Unite. Thank you all again. See you soon. ✌🏽🏔️

Thankful for the time spent at the Tanana Chiefs Conference Employment Training!

Thank you to everyone who made this event happen.

Until next time! ☀️

Good things are coming. Take heart and keep moving. 🙌🏽✨🔑