Media Mentions

Article, Imprint News

Biden Issues ‘Long, Long, Long Overdue’ Apology for Indian Boarding Schools

“President Biden’s apology for the Federal Indian Boarding School Era represents a significant step toward healing, justice, and reconciliation for Native American and Indigenous Peoples of the United States,” said Cheyenne Brady, associate director of youth programs at the Washington, D.C.-based Center for Native American Youth.

Boarding Schools, Staff

Interview, Boise State Public Radio: Idaho Matters, Idaho

Climate justice: How Native American youth are making a difference

For the past three years, the Center for Native American Youth has been offering kids the Brave Heart Fellowship. It’s a chance for native youth voices to be heard as they look for ways to help preserve our environment.

Brave Heart Fellowship, Staff

Video, CBS News Sacramento, California

Sacramento proposes guaranteed basic income for foster youth

CYNC Ambassador Ignacio Taylor discusses his experiences with the foster care system.

California Native Youth Collective, Foster Care, Youth, Wichita and Affiliated Tribes

Article, Navajo-Hopi Observer

Young Diné artists top Center for Native American Youth awards for depictions of moon

Creative Native, Youth, Diné

Press Release, Red Lake Nation News

Center for Native American Youth Announces 2024 Creative Native Winners

Creative Native, Youth, Gun Lake Potawatomi, Navajo, Red Lake Band of Chippewa, Saginaw Chippewa Tribe, Yucatec Maya

Article, Grist Magazine

Indigenous youth are at the center of major climate lawsuits. Here’s why they’re suing.

CenterUs, Climate Change, Staff

Article, Imprint News

Government Releases Stunning New Tally of the Historical Harms of Indian Boarding Schools

Boarding Schools, Staff

Article, Native News Online, South Dakota

CRYP’s RedCan Painting & Activities Move to Waniyetu Wowapi Art Park

The Cheyenne River Youth Project’s 10th Annual RedCan Invitational Graffiti Jam hit the halfway mark on Thursday evening, July 11. The 14 featured artists wrapped up painting at their nine large-scale mural sites around Eagle Butte, and now the action moves to CRYP’s 3-acre Waniyetu Wowapi (Winter Count) Art Park.

Events, Staff

Article, Satterberg Foundation

Sticking With It: The Story of Satterberg’s Commitment to Racial Justice Funding

CNAY funder discusses the impacts of the Reparative Action Fund

Partners, Staff

Article, The Missoulian, Montana

Crow woman uses art to bring awareness to MMIP movement

Remembering Our Sisters, Apsáalooke