Welcome to Gen I Zine. A blog-magazine for "Generation Indigenous."
We
are an online teen forum devoted to and by Indigenous Youth!
This will be a positive source and discussion of news, issues,
sharing opportunities with youth whether you are Native American, Alaska
Native like myself, First Nation or a Hawaiian young reader. This
will be a meeting place for all of us. This will be a informative and
positive place. We like funny videos, joking, drawings and creative
stories too!
Over the years I couldn’t find a magazine or
social media platform dedicated to Native youth. I
decided to create this humble site as I now live away from my Alaskan bush roots. I would be Idle No More!
This blog-zine belongs to us all. I will be the moderator and
initially generate the postings. Even with lousy grammar. Don’t be shy, I need YOU to
submit your postings, photos, stories, poems, drawings and
interactive comments. Participate, take surveys, sound off, listen in. Energize. It Does Take A Village! Perhaps we will have offerings.
Just show Tolerance, Compassion and Respect to self and
others. In the spirit of sharing and understanding, all people of
various ages and backgrounds may be involved. Contemporary Native
Youth have vital lives with ideas, accomplishments, beliefs, skills
and interesting things to share with each other, our elders and the
entire planet! You, the reader, are invited to submit your content and
concerns. Be safe and use
only First name and Last initial or a user name. And keep your message real.
We can help each other thrive.
Elevate! Uplift us all on this planet.
Promote positive interaction. Indigenous communities are often in remote places but we sure like
our social media sites and gadgets. We are connected. We remain. We are here.
We Will Unite - here. We have much
to educate ourselves about. We are the future leaders in our
communities and nations which the world badly needs. Earth’s blood
beats in our hearts. We belong here.We will rise. We will share. We will be heard. We matter.
We are the Gen I digital generation.
Anaa’ baase.
