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Ogimaa Youth Initiative

A Fargo partnership creating culturally grounded opportunities for Indigenous youth to connect, learn, and lead.

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For Young People

The Indigenous Association leads Ogimaa Youth Initiative, creating a place for Indigenous youth to connect with culture, community, supportive adults, and one another. With support from Youthworks, Ogimaa offers cultural activities, shared experiences, opportunities to build relationships, and ways for youth to explore their strengths and leadership. Like Beautiful Spirit, the focus is on creating a place where Indigenous youth can belong, connect, learn, and grow alongside people who understand and value who they are. Call, email, or message the Indigenous Association or Youthworks to learn more about Ogimaa and upcoming opportunities to participate.

For Parents, Caregivers & Community Partners

The Indigenous Association and Youthworks collaborate to lead the Ogimaa Youth Initiative, which provides culturally grounded opportunities for Indigenous youth in the Fargo area to build relationships, strengthen cultural connection, and explore leadership. Through cultural activities, shared experiences, connections with supportive adults and peers, and opportunities for youth to participate and lead, Ogimaa creates space for young people to strengthen their connection to community and one another. The partnership intentionally places the Indigenous Association and Indigenous community leadership at the center, with Youthworks supporting access and opportunities for participating youth. Families, schools, Tribal and community organizations, and other partners can contact the Indigenous Association or Youthworks to learn about current Ogimaa activities and how youth can participate.

How to get connected

Call, email, or message Youthworks to learn more about Ogimaa Youth Initiative. Youthworks can explain current options and the next step for your situation.