Waterlilly Story Telling Institute
We recognize the vital importance of keeping Native American traditional cultures alive by supporting programs linking elders with young people to pass on their oral
February 1, 2016
We recognize the vital importance of keeping Native American traditional cultures alive by supporting programs linking elders with young people to pass on their oral
Indian Country Today published an article on January 22, 2016 that discussed some of the successes of the Year 1 Dreamstarters. Excerpt: “On
Operation Snowsuit was a success! Thousands of Native youth will be warm this winter with brand new coats, hats, gloves, scarves & winter boots thanks
Thank you for helping us to accomplish so much this year! Together we can do even more in 2016!
From Cristin Haase Native American Heritage Month is a chance to celebrate our living culture but also to educate the broader community
Life is harsh on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation where 49 percent of the residents live below the federal poverty level, 61 percent of them
On October 25, 2015, 20 runners from across the country came together and represented Team Running Strong at the 40th Marine Corps Marathon and 10k in
Running Strong has granted $10K to the nonprofit organization, Native Americans for Community Action (NACA), to help connnect elders and youth from the Navajo & Hopi
Our History When Running Strong for American Indian Youth® was formed in 1986, getting clean, safe drinking water to Native Americans on Pine Ridge was
Yesterday, July 9, 2015, was the inaugural White House Tribal Youth Gathering. Over 1,000 Native youth, representing 48 states, and over 275 different tribes were