The Assembly of First Nations National Youth Council
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MANITOBA ELECTIONS FOR NATIONAL YOUTH REPERSENTATIVES WILL TAKE PLACE SPRING BREAK 2009. CHECK OUT WWW.MANITOBACHIEFS.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION      

 

FORMER YOUTH LEADERS

 

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FORMER AFN YOUTH REP ALBERT CATER (SHOWN HERE) ALBERT WAS MANITOBA YOUTH REP FROM 2003-2008. TO CONTACT ALBERT E-MAIL HIM AT  or

 

 

 

 

Former AFN Youth (female)

Darlene Gazayou 2006-2007 Erika Roulette 2005-2007

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MFNYAC Members

OUR COUNCIL GUIDES THE YOUTH SERETARAIAT AND DIRECTS US TO  IMPLEMENT AND PLAN YOUTH INITIATIVES TO DELIVER TO ALL THE FIRST NATIONS WITHIN MANITOBA. THIS COUNCIL CONSISTS OF YOUTH WHO ARE HARDWORKING IN EVERY ASPECT OF YOUTH ISSUES.

 

Manitoba First Nation Youth Council Initiative

 

"As the collctive and political voice for First Nation youth in Manitoba, the Manitoba First Nations Youth Advisory Council will strive to empower all First Nation youth to pursue their leadership roles, preserve their cultural identity, and exercise their inherent indigenous rights".

*** IF INTERESTED IN JOINING THE COUNCIL PLEASE E-MAIL US YOUR LETTER OF INTENT TO JOIN THE COUNCIL TO JOLENE MERCER at jmercer@manitobachiefs.com

 

MFNYAC MEMBERS



 

 
 

Bobby Monias
Regional Youth Leader

Resides in: Garden Hill First Nation
First Nation Member of: Garden Hill  First Nation

 

 

Jessica Pierre
Regional Youth Leader

Resides in: Winnipeg, MB
First Nation Member of: Roseau River First Nation

Roseau River First Nation

Erin Egachie
Urban Rep

Resides in: Winnipeg, MB
First Nation Member of: Roseau River First Nation

 

Roseau River First Nation

Marley Malcolm
Resides in: Ebb & Flow First Nation

First Nation Member of:  Ebb &Flow First Nation

 

Tom North
Resides in: Winnipeg, MB

First Nation Member of: Cross Lake Band of Indians

 

Cherie Burns
Resides in: The Pas, MB

First Nation Member of:  Opaskwayak Cree Nation

Opaskweyak Cree Nation
 

Youth Secretariat Initiatives

These are some of the projects that the youth secretariat will be working on this year. Click on the project that seems of interest to you and it will give you more details...

 

Ø     Current Events & Initiatives

Youth Suicide Prevention Initiative

Conducted by Amanda Meawasige

CEPS Youth Leadership Development Training

Conducted by Nicole York

 

Ø     Past Events

5th Annual Traditional Youth Gathering

Sand Bay, Cross Lake, Manitoba

September 17 – 21, 2007

 

10th Annual Regional Youth Gathering

RD Parker High School, Thompson, Manitoba

March 27- 31, 2007

 

Model United Nations Youth Forum on Justice

Victoria Inn, Winnipeg, Manitoba

February 28 – March 1, 2007

 

 

Youth Secretariat  

Mission Statement: 

"Our Youth are our future and they must be prepared to accept the challenges the future holds"  

About the Youth Secretariat: 

The youth secretariat hosts two annual gatherings each year. One being the Annual Regional Youth Gathering which is usually during spring break to accommodate those who attend school during this time of the year. The Youth Secretariat sends info on the gathering to all the First Nation Communities within Manitoba by Fax, Email and mail out. If you are a youth and want to attend this particular youth gathering look for upcoming registration materials on this website and in your own home community. 

 

The other youth gathering that we host is the Traditional Youth Gathering and with this gathering we try to incorporate as much traditional activities as we can that accommodates the region that we hold in. The traditional youth gathering is in a different language territory each year so far we have held it in the Cree, Dakota and Ojibwe communities. Each year the activities differ depending on what the focus of the gathering is; but we still have the basic of activities which is building sweat lodges and experiencing a sweat as well as learning about the medicines and other factors of the culture. 

The Youth Secretariat has known to provide other programs in the past such as the Keewatin Winnipeg Youth Initiative. The Keewatin Winnipeg Youth Initiative was held in the north area of Winnipeg and was open to youth between the ages of 15 – 30 where the program had provided youth to learn how to make a resume and cover letter in order to attain a job. The program had four phases where about 100 or more youth graduated from the program who then after completing the program the youth had seeks employment and schooling. The program completed its training in 2005.  

The Youth Secretariat in the summer of 2006 had organized a Kids day camp where the summer students provided activities such as story telling, arts & crafts making as well as a morning of learning the safe ways of accessing a computer’s search engine for kids who frequented the internet. The students had also taken the Kids for daily recreational activities such as playing baseball, swimming and relay race’s.

 

 

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