ANNUAL SUMMIT

The Cow Creek Tribal Youth Council are affiliated members of UNITY (United National Indian

Tribal Youth) organization.

Each summer eligible Tribal Youth Council members travel to UNITY’s National Conference where we share, learn, experience, and developlong-lasting friendships with other Native youth.

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Part of the Youth council’s goals are to be active within

the community in which we live, helping others.

These community service projects are a few examples of how we get involved and give back.

UNITY

The Cow Creek Tribal Youth Council are affiliated members of UNITY (United National Indian Tribal Youth) organization.

Each summer eligible Tribal Youth Council members travel to UNITY’s National Conference where we share, learn, experience, and developlong-lasting friendships with other Native youth.

CULTURAL ENGAGEMENT

One of the primary goals of our Youth Council is to educate cultural awareness and knowledge to its members. In doing so, we hold workshops

and attend cultural events.

The Youth Council prides itself on the projects and

activities they have engaged in for the Tribe. 

It is just as important for the Youth to  learn these traditions that have been passed down by their Elders.

FUNDRAISING EFFORTS

In efforts to continually support the social activities,

events, and leadership trainings the Youth Council continues to bring on its

own fundraising projects.

In our newest fundraising project, the Council sought out tocreate the Tribe’s first Cow Creek blanket which was designed by one of its

members. Working closely with our Natural Resource’s Culture Dept. they were

able to design a thoughtful and beautiful creation that Cow Creek people can be

proud of.

LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES

The Cow Creek Tribal Youth Council are affiliated members of UNITY (United National Indian

Tribal Youth) organization.

Each summer eligible Tribal Youth Council members travel to UNITY’s National Conference where we share, learn, experience, and developlong-lasting friendships with other Native youth.