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About the Training
Traditionally, our young people were trained, mentored and taught how to live a good life. Through hands-on experiences, stories and teachings, they learned how to be a good relative. The Native Youth Wellness Warrior Camp will be hosted by the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde on their beautiful territory. The Camp is intended to provide healing opportunities and skill development through ceremony, workshops, activities, movement, traditional games, crafts, horseback riding, traditional canoes and more. Youth participants will be given tools needed to live a life of balance.
In a village setting, young people will meet and network with other Native youth from around the country and work in small and large groups to accomplish various tasks and participate in many activities. Life-long friendships are often developed. Connecting with our earth and each other are healing tools. Meals are cooked outdoors on an open fire, the tribal longhouse is the main gathering place and most activities will be outdoors. Youth will camp in tents, a tipi or have the option of staying in the local tribal hotel.
In a village setting, young people will meet and network with other Native youth from around the country and work in small and large groups to accomplish various tasks and participate in many activities. Life-long friendships are often developed. Connecting with our earth and each other are healing tools. Meals are cooked outdoors on an open fire, the tribal longhouse is the main gathering place and most activities will be outdoors. Youth will camp in tents, a tipi or have the option of staying in the local tribal hotel.
Training Topics
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Who Should AttendNative youth ages 12 to 18 who want to create and maintain a healthy life
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Trainers
Charles Tail Feathers, LoVina Louie, Robert Johnston, Cristina Lara, Chelsey Luger, Thosh Collins, John Spence, Bobby Mercier, Shalene Joseph, Josh Cocker, Jordan Cocker and Martin Sensmeier
Film Crew
Tomas Karmelo & Siera Begay
Staff/Helpers
Jillene Joseph, Will Penn, Shannon Stanton and volunteers from the Indigenous 20 Something Project
Cancelation Policy
Registrants who are unable to attend may send a replacement at no additional charge. Please provide us with the name of the replacement before the training. No refunds will be given for paid registrations, however, we can provide a credit for a future training. Training credits will expire after one year. If a participant is unable to attend and no cancellation is made prior to the training or replacement is made, the FULL amount of registration will be charged as a no-show fee.
Camping Information
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Uyxat Powwow Grounds
37010 3 Rivers Hwy Grand Ronde, OR 97347 Lodging will be provided in a tipi, tent or in the longhouse. Campers will need to bring a pillow and sleeping bag. More information on what to bring is provided in the agenda packet. Indoor showers and toilets are provided. Campers will be assigned camping spots upon check-in. |
Hotel Information
Spirit Mountain Lodge
27100 SW Salmon River Hwy
Grand Ronde, OR 97347
www.spiritmountain.com/hotel
1-800-760-7977
Room Rate: $69
For campers who would rather sleep in a hotel, the booking and payment process will be up to each youth group attending. Mention the Native Wellness Institute to receive the discounted rate.
27100 SW Salmon River Hwy
Grand Ronde, OR 97347
www.spiritmountain.com/hotel
1-800-760-7977
Room Rate: $69
For campers who would rather sleep in a hotel, the booking and payment process will be up to each youth group attending. Mention the Native Wellness Institute to receive the discounted rate.