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The Kinship Curriculum aims to teach youth about the importance of kinship relationships, encouraging them to become good mentors within their communities. By integrating lessons on responsibilities, regalia making, and feedback from Elders, participants will learn the significance of their connections. The program is designed for youth mentors, incorporating age and gender-appropriate content that is physically engaging and respects Native language vocabulary. Through this curriculum, we hope to cultivate healthier families and strong community bonds, fostering a sense of responsibility among youth to support one another.
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What we’re aiming for Teach youth about kinship. Plant seeds about being a good mentor. Healthier families.
For whom? Youth Mentors Communities
Characteristics Age and gender-appropriate Physically engaging Native language vocabulary
Feedback from Elders • Kinare responsible for each other. • We only have siblings or brothers and sisters, not cousins.
Feedback from Elders • Naming ceremonies • Clan members are kinship relations. • Age of person makes kinship names.
Feedback from Elders • Teaching about regalia making • Responsibilities that go along with wearing the dress
Timeline • Expect to have this done by the end of Sep 2012. • Volunteers are welcome!