FYSB Tribal Grantees Speak

FYSB Tribal Grantees Speak: William and His Mentor David, Three Affiliated Tribes
August 11, 2010
In this five-part series, we spoke with staff and young people living and working in programs that have received grants from the Family and Youth Services Bureau. Some are Tribal organizations; others are non-tribal entities that serve a large number of Native youth. Here’s what William, 15, and his mentor, David Williams, both from the Three Affiliated Tribes, in New Town, ND, had to...
FYSB Tribal Grantees Speak, Mentoring, Native and Rural Youth

FYSB Tribal Grantees Speak: Tilllie Black Bear, White Buffalo Calf Woman Society
August 08, 2010
In this five-part series, we spoke with staff and young people living and working in programs that have received grants from the Family and Youth Services Bureau. Some are Tribal organizations; others are non-tribal entities that serve a large number of Native youth. Here’s what Tilllie Black Bear, executive director of White Buffalo Calf Woman Society on the Rosewood Indian Sioux...
Family Violence Prevention and Services Program, FYSB Tribal Grantees Speak, No, Native and Rural Youth, Relationship Violence and Sexual Exploitation

FYSB Tribal Grantees Speak: Danny, Ain Dah Yung Transitional Living Program
July 22, 2010
In this five-part series, we spoke with staff and young people living and working in programs that have received grants from the Family and Youth Services Bureau. Some are Tribal organizations; others are non-tribal entities that serve a large number of Native youth. Here’s what Danny, a 19-year-old resident of Ain Dah Yung Transitional Living Program, in St. Paul, MN, had to say:
FYSB Tribal Grantees Speak, Transitional Living Program, transitioning youth, Native and Rural Youth, Runaway and Homeless Youth

FYSB Tribal Grantees Speak: Betty Frog, Cherokee Nation Youth Shelter, Tahlequah, OK
July 08, 2010
In this five-part series, we spoke with staff and young people living and working in programs that have received grants from the Family and Youth Services Bureau. Some are Tribal organizations; others are non-tribal entities that serve a large number of Native youth. Here’s what Betty Frog, a resident assistant at the Cherokee Nation Youth Shelter in Tahlequah, OK, had to say about what her...
Basic Center Program, FYSB Tribal Grantees Speak, Native and Rural Youth, Runaway and Homeless Youth

FYSB Tribal Grantees Speak: Sarah Finnell, street outreach worker, Fairbanks, AL
July 05, 2010
In this five-part series, we spoke with staff and young people living and working in programs that have received grants from the Family and Youth Services Bureau. Some are Tribal organizations; others are non-tribal entities that serve a large number of Native youth. Here’s what Sarah Finnell, a street outreach worker for Fairbanks Counseling & Adoption in Fairbanks, AL, had to say:
FYSB Tribal Grantees Speak, Street Outreach Program, Native and Rural Youth, Runaway and Homeless Youth

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