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Native Love Opening!
Native Love Opening!
Native Love was established in April 2021 as a Non-Profit Organization. This is the founding board of Native Love. Neida Chakee, Cynthia Buckskin, O'olcu Buckskin, Daisy Bluestar, and Ceriss Blackwood. Missing in this photo are Elisia Cruz and Misty Ryder.
This year we welcome in Robert Ortiz (Taos Pueblo) and Venessa Torres (Southern Ute)
In the year 2025, Native Love Board members are introduced in the "About" section of our website.
As of today, the board continues to thrive with ideas brought to Native Love by community and volunteer members, or by the board members themselves.
Native Love does offer Community Service for community events, we also welcome interested volunteers!
Native Love opened their doors to their new home in the ELHI Community Center Building, Saturday, Nov. 12. The event was to introduce the community to what Native Love is, and what they are about. The mission of Native Love is to empower Native youth by provided culturally responsive programming. Native Love seeks to preservewww.sudrum.com/news/2022/11/18/native-love-is-now-open-for-business/
In Loving Memory Kean Goodman "Snow" Richards - May 30,1948 - July 24, 2025
Special thank you to Southern Ute Tribal Elder Kean Richards. He helped Native Love create an educational film on the importance of Long Hair. He was a young native child who once proudly wore braids until he entered school as a young boy and was forced to cut his braids. This film will be specifically for schools in Colorado. It will help educate Administration and students on the importance of protecting and respecting the meaning of long hair.
In Loving Memory Kean Goodman "Snow" Richards - May 30,1948 - July 24, 2025
Welcome to Native Love, a 501c(3) organization
Film Sponsored by:
Southern Ute Indian Tribe
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Southern Ute Indian Montessori Academy /Southern Ute Higher Education Department
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