February 27, 2023

Health, Education, Economic Empowerment, Social Inclusion and Equity, Peace-Building and Security, Governance, Active Citizenship, Environment, Global Mobility

KOLOYEN NI KABETAAN A KATUTOBU A DUMAGET DE NORZAGARAY Indigenous youth are young people who belong to Indigenous communities, tribes, or nations and who share a common cultural, linguistic, and historical background. Indigenous youth are an essential part of their communities and represent the future of their cultures and traditions. The objectives for Indigenous youth can vary depending on their specific needs and circumstances, but some common goals include:\r\n1. Preserving and promoting Indigenous culture and traditions: KOLOYEN NI KABETAAN A KATUTOBU A DUMAGET DE NORZAGARAY are often the bearers of their community\'s culture and traditions, and it is essential to ensure that these practices are passed down to future generations.\r\n2. Empowering Indigenous youth: Koloyen ni Kabetaan, Katutobu, and Dumaget de Norzagaray often face unique challenges, including poverty, marginalization, discrimination, and limited access to education and employment opportunities. It is crucial to empower Indigenous youth by providing them with the tools and resources they need to succeed.\r\n3. Fostering leadership skills: Koloyen ni Kabetaan, Katutobu, and Dumaget de Norzagaray are the future leaders of their communities and need to develop the necessary skills and knowledge to lead effectively.\r\n4. Building resilience: Koloyen ni Kabetaan, Katutobu, and Dumaget de Norzagaray often face significant adversity, including historical trauma, intergenerational trauma, and ongoing systemic oppression. It is crucial to support Indigenous youth in building resilience and coping mechanisms to overcome these challenges.\r\n5. Promoting health and wellness: Koloyen ni Kabetaan, Katutobu, and Dumaget de Norzagaray may face unique health challenges, including mental health issues and substance abuse. It is essential to promote healthy lifestyles and provide access to culturally appropriate healthcare services.\r\n