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@weRnative

We are a comprehensive health resource for Native youth, by Native youth, providing content and stories about the topics that matter most to them.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Mar 19

    We’re excited to announce our newest video + text message series! BRAVE amplifies and reinforces healthy social norms and cultural values. It shows the importance of looking out for your friends and taking care your mental health. To join, text the word “BRAVE” to 97779.

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  2. 21 hours ago

    Prizes: $500 individual or $1,000 group submissions (25 prizes). Submit Contest Entries Here:

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  3. 21 hours ago

    We are hosting two challenges with NIDA that draw upon the strength and resilience of Indigenous people. Challenge #1: Youth 14-25 are invited to submit original art and describe how it depicts resilience against substance misuse.

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  4. Retweeted
    May 21

    Washington state made tribal consent—not consultation—the law. I hope Washington DC is next.

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  5. Retweeted
    May 21

    Check out my final project! Click to learn about how Jolie Varela doesn’t define herself as an “American,” rather an Indigenous woman who’s people are older than America. Thanks ⁦⁩ and ⁦⁩ for this week!

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    May 20

    “The American dream is not my Indigenous dream,” said Jolie Varela. “As an Indigenous woman, I would like to see our ceremonies and traditions restored, our homelands restored, and our land back.” Tune in tomorrow for the finished story on American identity.

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  7. May 20

    When it comes to using condoms there’s a lot of great tips out there, however not all of them are always applicable. This is why it’s on everyone to know how to use condoms, so that we can keep ourselves and each other safe and loved ❤️

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    May 20

    & the are hosting 2 challenges this Summer to draw upon the strengths and resilience of Indigenous people that protects against substance misuse. One is a art contest and the other is a project or video. Both have cash prizes.

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    May 19
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    May 19

    We love

    We are resilient! Stay tuned for our Resilient PSA coming soon! visit:
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  11. May 19

    Q7. Mask-up to protect friends and family.

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  12. May 19

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  13. May 19

    Q4. We developed short Q&A videos to help raise awareness about the vaccines – to prepare for anticipated roll outs and provide reassurance:

    Q4. How did tribes and urban organizations get the word out about COVID-19 vaccines?
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  14. May 19

    Q6. To reach youth, we developed COVID-related messaging – combining facts with humor – even Mr. Clean got the vaccine.

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    May 19
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    We have so many resources! Social media, email newsletters, & even town halls! You can view our resources at . We also have a new vaccine website launching soon in partnership w/ ! Be sure to check it out ✌

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    May 19

    hosts Indian Country ECHO, weekly 1-hour sessions on COVID-19, including clinical care, facilitating readiness, and other emergent issues. Text COVID19 to 97779 to receive regular text message updates.

    Q2. How have tribes + urban organizations worked to lower barriers to seeking vaccines?
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  17. May 18

    Today is HIV Vaccine Awareness Day! We recognize and thank all of those who help bring us closer to a reality where a vaccine for HIV exists. The work is important, hard, and life saving, and we’ve come so far. The future gives us hope!

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  18. May 18

    Life is a beautiful thing, but it can become challenging at times. Having someone to listen how you feel can help navigate these situations. So if you are feeling alone, know that you are cared for and loved. For support, text NATIVE to 741741 for free, 24/7 crisis counseling.

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    May 17

    Congratulations to our NPAIHB Tribal Youth Delegate, Sadie Oleson (Lummi) who's been named as one of the 30 Under 30 Changemakers by the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools (National Alliance)! Visit the link to read more:

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  20. May 17

    May is month so here’s a lovely poem by (Tenille K Campbell) to put us in the mood for what sexual education and health is really all about ❤️

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    May 16

    Graduated yesterday

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