UNICEF's Indigenous Youth Leadership Workshops focus on building confidence, cultural identity, and community engagement skills among young people.
This program offers workshops, mentorship, and training for Indigenous youth to develop leadership skills, learn about their cultural heritage, and create positive change in their communities.
Researchers at Harvard University's Graduate School of Education are conducting a study on the impact of leadership development workshops on Indigenous youth, focusing on cultural identity, self-efficacy, and academic achievement.
WE's Indigenous Youth Leadership Workshops provide young people with the skills, knowledge, and support to become leaders and change-makers in their communities, focusing on issues like education, healthcare, and environmental sustainability.
Watch the recording of the Indigenous Youth Leadership Summit, featuring workshops, panel discussions, and keynote speeches on topics like cultural preservation, social justice, and community development.
The Government of Canada's Indigenous Youth Leadership Development Program offers funding and resources for workshops, training, and mentorship programs that support the development of leadership skills among Indigenous youth.
Arizona State University's Center for Indian Education offers workshops and training programs for Indigenous youth, focusing on cultural revitalization, language preservation, and leadership development.
Amnesty International's Indigenous Youth Leadership Toolkit provides a comprehensive guide for young people to develop leadership skills, organize community events, and advocate for human rights and social justice.