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UPCOMING EVENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
Upcoming Indigenous Youth Voices Winter Program & Community Events
March 5–7, 2026
Not Our Native Daughters will host a three-day Indigenous Youth Voices program focused on land-based learning, cultural connection, climate leadership, and community wellness, taking place March 4–7, 2026.
The program begins on Thursday, March 5, with a snowboarding experience that integrates outdoor education, traditional ecological knowledge, and guided circle talks centered on identity, confidence, and leadership. On Friday, March 6, youth will participate in the Youth Climate Summit, engaging in Indigenous-centered climate education, environmental justice discussions, and community-based solutions. The week concludes on Saturday, March 7, with Indigenous snowshoeing, land-based learning, and healing activities, including cultural teachings, wellness experiences, and circle discussions focused on mental health, suicide prevention, MMIWR awareness, and protecting one another.
Together, these experiences support youth development across mind, body, and spirit while strengthening cultural identity and community responsibility.
For the full itinerary, please email us at info@notournativedaughters.org. Program details and daily activities are also outlined in the Indigenous Youth Voices registration form below.
Youth Climate Summit – Day Session
Friday, March 6, 2026
On Friday, March 6, 2026, Not Our Native Daughters will host the daytime Youth Climate Summit as part of our Indigenous Youth Voices Winter Program. This session is designed for students and young leaders to engage in Indigenous-centered climate education, traditional ecological knowledge, and community-based solutions.
Youth will participate in interactive discussions, presentations, and learning activities focused on environmental justice, cultural stewardship, and the connection between land, wellness, and community safety. The day session also creates space to discuss leadership, resilience, and how young people can protect both the land and one another.
This gathering supports youth in developing confidence, critical thinking, and a deeper understanding of their role as future caretakers and advocates.
To learn more, please contact shannon@tetonresilience.org.
Community Climate & Culture Gathering – Evening Session
Friday, March 6, 2026
On Friday, March 6, 2026, Not Our Native Daughters will host the Community Climate and Culture Gathering as part of our Indigenous Youth Voices Winter Program. This evening session brings together families, community members, partners, and leaders for an intergenerational space rooted in Indigenous knowledge, environmental justice, and collective responsibility.
Participants will engage in storytelling, cultural teachings, and facilitated dialogue focused on protecting the land, strengthening community safety, and addressing challenges facing Indigenous youth and families, including mental health, MMIWR, and violence prevention. The gathering emphasizes healing, accountability, and community-driven solutions.
This event creates space for connection, reflection, and action, strengthening relationships between youth, elders, and community members while uplifting Indigenous leadership.
For more information, please email shannon@tetonresilience.org.
Indigenous Youth Voices: Returning to Ancestral Mountains
Colorado Winter Leadership, Snowboarding & Land-Based Learning Experience
April 2–7, 2026 | Estes Park, Colorado
Not Our Native Daughters invites Indigenous youth to participate in our 2026 Colorado Indigenous Youth Voices Winter Program, taking place April 2–7, 2026, in the Estes Park area on ancestral Arapaho homelands. This multi-day experience integrates snowboarding, land-based learning, traditional ecological knowledge, cultural teachings, and leadership development in a supportive and trauma-informed environment.
Throughout the week, youth will engage in outdoor education, guided circle talks, cultural identity building, mental health and wellness discussions, and community safety conversations, including suicide prevention and MMIWR awareness. Participants will also explore confidence, boundaries, and leadership while strengthening their connection to land, culture, and community
Registration for this trip opens Friday, February 27, 2026. Space is limited, and early registration is encouraged.
For additional details, please contact info@notournativedaughters.org.
The MMIW Broomfield Native Art Market brings together Indigenous artists and community members for a powerful day of culture, creativity, and advocacy. Featuring over 20 Indigenous vendors, this event uplifts Native artists while raising awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives. A portion of proceeds supports Not Our Native Daughters and the Broomfield Council on the Arts & Humanities, strengthening community-led healing and justice efforts.
Join us on May 2, 2026, from 11am–4pm at the Brunner Farmhouse in Broomfield for the city’s first-ever Indigenous art market rooted in culture, resilience, and collective care. Not Our Native Daughters will be there—visit our booth to learn more about our work, connect with our team, and access community resources.
