
Center for Native American Youth at @AspenInstitute: Working with tribal nations and communities to increase opportunity for #NativeYouth
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ALT Beige background. Orange, green, and yellow plants along the top. Text at the center, "3 LGBTQIA+ Stats for Native American Heritage Month," PRIDEnet logo below it. Intersex inclusive progress pride flag in a heart on the bottom left. Illustration of group of 3 sitting in fold up chairs in a circle, one telling a story and the other 2 listening.

ALT Beige background with illustrations of a gay and lesbian couple at the top half. Pride flags dotted throughout: pansexual, transgender, lesbian, gay, intersex, bisexual, nonbinary, intersex inclusive progress pride, and asexual. Text below illustrations " 285,000 American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) LGBT adults live in the U.S., including those who only identify as AI/AN (161,000) and those who identify as AI/AN and an additional racial group(s), i.e., multiracial (124,000)." White bar along the bottom with PRIDEnet logo and citation,“American Indian and Alaska Native LGBT Adults in the US (2021) Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law.”

ALT Beige background, line art of a hand cupping a heart with intersex inclusive progress pride flag. Text at the center, "65% of Native and Indigenous LGBTQ+ students felt unsafe at school because of their sexual orientation, 51% because of their gender expression, and 19.7% because of their race or ethnicity". Illustration of a femme couple holding each other on the bottom left and flowers on the bottom right. White bar along the bottom with PRIDEnet logo and citation, “Erasure and Resilience: The Experiences of LGBTQ Students of Color, Native and Indigenous LGBTQ Youth in U.S. Schools (2020) GLSEN & Center for Native American Youth (CNAY)”

ALT Beige background with simple illustrations of houses, person holding their stomach from hunger, and adult talking to 4 children. Text at the center, " Housing instability (50% vs. 28%), food insecurity (18% vs. 7%), and foster care (14% vs. 4%) were disproportionately experienced by American Indian/Alaskan Native LGBTQ+ youth compared to non-AI/AN LGBTQ youth LGBTQ+ youth. White bar along the bottom with PRIDEnet logo and citation, “The Trevor Project Research Brief: American Indian/Alaskan Native Youth Suicide Risk (2020) The Trevor Project”
























