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NOW IS THE TIME

NATIVE EMPOWERMENT

 

"The mission of Native Empowerment is to empower Native American communities to break the cycles of addiction, poverty and depression."

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"I am "Bii’ohii" the remainder of the ancestors who sacrificed themselves so that I may practice their faith and salvation. My efforts will make a positive impact on a few but with a collective effort we can make a benefitting impact for our future generation." ​

 

 Bii’ohii  Red Corn
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Empowerment

 Empowering Youth 

Fentanyl- "ONE Pill can Kill"

  • Smaller classroom education

  • School Recovery Library & Resources

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Empowering Recovery

  •  We offer 3 recovery meetings/week.

  • On our Recovery Mentors page we feature people working recovery wanting to help another alcoholic.

  • Recovery resources- we are a 1 stop for finding meetings and resources. 

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Empowering Community

After Covid many communities lost many relatives. Social Centers closed and have not re-opened.  Isolation is unhealthy.

  • Events- We are holding monthly community events.

  • Each event incorporates:  1) Food 2) Activity  3) spirituality

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Empowering Youth

Our monthly events cater to youth. 

  • New foods to try.      Socialization

  • Speakers.    Games      Laughter

  • Talking Circles     Spirituality

  • Easter Egg hunt

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Exotic Fruit Tasting

The isolation of the reservation has created a sense of stagnation and being forgotten. This event is about more than food and art—it’s about bringing hope and introducing new possibilities to the Navajo community.

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Rural Mobile Library

Many reservations are very large. Navajo nation is 16 million acres. Many in rural areas have no electricity and water.  By bringing a mobile library  we empower. Books "develop and nourish kids' imaginations, and expand their worlds. 

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Our Founder

OUR FOUNDER

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Red Corn, had a vision  for helping his native people while he was serving a prison sentence.  His vision centered around "empowering" native Americans who were weighted down in depression, generational trauma, addiction, poverty and violence.  He called this B.O.E.- "Balance offers Empowerment."

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Red Corn

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