Tucson Native Youth Council

We are the Native Youth of the City of Tucson

Welcome!

We are the first Native Youth Council of the City of Tucson. We are an official youth council of the United National Indian Tribal Youth (UNITY) organization. TNYC consists of members from the following Southwestern tribes: Tohono O'odham, Hia-Ced O'odham, Yaqui, Navajo, and Mescalero Apache. All members of TNYC are residents of the City of Tucson and range between the ages of 14-20. Overarching goals of the Tucson Native Youth Council (TNYC) are to: Address local and national issues related to Native Americans and Indigenous peoples of the world. Develop leadership and professional skills of our youth members through hands-on experiences through volunteerism and internships.

View our introductory video to learn more about TNYC. This video was produced and edited by Cyrus Norcross (Diné), undergraduate student at the University of Arizona and photo editor at the Daily Wildcat.

👉🏾Interested In Becoming a Member? 🌵

👉🏾Officers and Members for the 2017-2018 Year 🌵

👉🏾Meet Our Sponsors/Mentors 🌵

👉🏾UNITY 2018 Gallery 🌵

👉🏾Interested In Presenting to TNYC? Request to be and Item on Our Agenda 🌵

👉🏾Interested in Having TNYC Volunteer With Your Local Community Organization? Or, Do You Have Educational Opportunities or tribal internships for TNYC Members? 🌵

👉🏾Interested in donating to TNYC? 🌵

Our logo was designed by Quinton Antone, Tohono O'odham artist who received his BA from the University of Arizona in Fine Arts. He is currently working on his MFA. The logo incorporates elements of the City of Tucson and the multiple tribes represented by our members.

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Need help or have questions? Please write us at TNYCAZ@gmail.com

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