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(Dayja and Maya pictured above) There is a huge growing issue about the missing and murdered indigenous women in Canada. Why are they being targeted and why
View Articlefirst week of tours!
At the Museum of Anthropology we did our first few tours which were a collaborative effort. Today we toured Walter Scott, Shaun Dacey, Keg De Sousa, and the contemporary art
View ArticlePictured here are the Native Youth Program youth in action!!
Maya & Dayja Our section of the exhibit focuses on new media in conjunction to contemporary items and traditional belongings. We get to work with the tangible/interactive table which
View ArticleThe Danger of Silence
We don’t think much about our life until it’s over We keep waiting for change, but all that changes is that we grow older Some people spend the eternity of
View ArticleSilence & Me
I will not let silence wrap itself around me But sometimes silence is the best thing for me Whenever I’m alone silence is the only thing I hear I hate the sound of
View ArticleSee our past sourcebooks: Mixed Tribez (2013)
Mixed Tribez is a zine that that was created by the 2013 Native Youth Program students in collaboration with their instructor Francine Cunningham, and is part of the exhibition Claiming
View Articlec̓əsnaʔəm: the city before the city
The Native Youth program went to the site of Cesna?em to see it for ourselves.
View ArticleWe are recruiting for Summer 2017!
NYP is starting the recruiting process for Summer 2017! Check here for info on how to apply and who is eligible or contact us with any questions!
View ArticleMOA’s Native Youth Program: Perspectives on touring Claiming Space: Voices of...
By Nicole Brabant (Western Museums Association Blog: http://www.westmuse.org/articles/moa-native-youth-program) This summer at the UBC Museum of Anthropology (MOA), public tours commenced for a bold...
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