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Blog, news + Updates
We tell the stories of the community that gathers at NAYA to raise awareness and amplify Native voices and NAYA's impact.
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Historic Firsts for Native Americans in U.S. Politics.
Tuesday’s mid-term elections ushered in historic firsts for Native Americans in U.S. politics.
Vote No on Washington State Ballot Initiatives 01, 638 and 645
Take Action to Protect Youth in Our Community
The Making of the Mural on the New Big River Home Apartments
The mural at Big River Home Apartments is finally complete, and we had the opportunity to speak with one of the artists behind the piece and learn more about the stories and intentions woven into its design.
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Experienced and Well-Known NAYA Leader Takes on New Role
Congratulations to Tamara Henderson, who will serve as NAYA’s first Chief Programs Officer!
NAYA’s Annual Powwow Expands Access
NAYA’s Annual Powwow Expands Access and Belonging for Native Families and Two-Spirit Community
First Day of School High Five Line
As the new school year began at Many Nations Academy (MNA), NAYA staff came together to welcome students back with a first-day tradition in the NAYA high-five line.
4th Annual Mamook Tokatee Block Party
Last week, NAYA hosted our 4th Annual Mamook Tokatee Block Party, bringing the community together for a day of culture, creativity, food, music, and dance.
Street Rename in honor of Native American leader
Portland State University (PSU) is moving forward with an effort to rename a portion of SW Jackson Street in honor of longtime Indigenous community leader and advocate Rose Hill.
Make a Will Month
It's Make a Will Month. Now is the time to create opportunities for generations to come!
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