The 2023 Champions for Change Class of Native youth leaders are working to better their communities.

Native students struggled with unstable internet connections before the pandemic, but the switch to remote learning turned the issue into a crisis. Triston Black has witnessed the consequences of poor broadband infrastructure throughout the Navajo Nation.

This op-ed in Teen Vogue talks about how Native voters are erased from social science data and polls.

Getting out the Indigenous vote can be challenging. Policymaking around voting issues needs to be more fair to Native interests.

Dr. Billie Jo Kipp advocates for better school structures and community coordination to improve the lives of Native youth.

The Supreme Court held that the Muscogee (Creek) Nation’s Indian Reservation was never disestablished.

The COVID-19 pandemic has reached Indian Country, with a reported 17,089 cases as of June 20, 2020, according to Indian Health Services. That's more cases than in many nations, and an ongoing housing crisis—with multiple families often sharing one roof—is fanning the flames of an already highly contagious virus, laying bare the impact housing has on our health.

The US census collects valuable information that helps determine how many services and how much funding various demographic groups receive. Unfortunately, Native Americans have been historically undercounted. Shandiin Herrera calls for Native youth to get involved.

As Native Youth address the most pressing issues in their communities, they continue to affirm the resilience and strength of indigenous people and their communities.