Two Feathers-NAFS

Next week, we are starting off Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month with a panel discussion on unlearning toxic masculinity and reclaiming healthy ways! Learn alongside us for this very important conversation. Watch on our Facebook Live on Tuesday 2/2 at 6pm PST! We are honored to be joined by panelist #4, another local powerhouse Jeff Guido!! He says, Aiy-yu-kwee’, my name is Jeff Guido. As a counselor, I have seen how destructive it can be to our young men that let today’s world define our masculinity. I also have my own first hand experience as I grew up trying to conform to Western Societies view of masculinity with little guidance. I am very happy to join this discussion about healthy masculinity as a healthy Native man today, and the positive outcomes that it creates.

Thank you to those that participated in our Community Aspirations Board Hunt on the coast last weekend! Our Hoopa Hunt got postponed til next Wednesday 2/3 from 10am to 3pm - we hope to see you there Description: Join our Community Aspirations Board Hunt! It's as easy as 1,2,3: 1) We will hide a board that you can find by following photo clues we will post on our Facebook at the designated time.... 2) Once found, sign your name and write aspirations for this year! 3) Post a picture with #2021DREAMS and see all of the community contributions! Let's dream together Thank you HVHS Safe and Sober for inspiring us with this event!

On Sunday 1/31, join Two Feathers NAFS as we screen DOUK, a short film about a young Native girl who finds herself facing the possibility of being stolen from her home and family, made by local Wiyot filmmaker Michelle Hernandez. At 6pm, we will have a virtual conversation on our Facebook Live with Michelle and Douk actress, Destiny Lewis. See you there! How the *FREE* film screening works: 1. Register for event on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/douk-film-screening-...conversati 2. We will send you a link with password to access film on Sunday at 9am PST. It will be available for 24 hours. 3. Enjoy! About the film: Douk is a historical fiction drama based in the 1900’s. It tells the story of a young Native girl, Irene, who deals with a difficult reality of her and her sister being taken away from their family and sent to boarding school, where they will be assimilated into the western culture. This means that once this happens, they will no longer be able to practice their language, culture, and traditions. In order to prevent this from becoming a true actuality, Irene’s parents hatch a plan to save them.

Updates in Indian Country

w/ Dr. Devorah Heitner

Reminder Today at 12 pm. Raising Digital Natives talk with Dr. Heitner.

From our Fire Response team: Starting today, every other Friday, Two Feathers NAFS social media platforms will feature a gofundme link from families who have impacted by the slater fire. Any donation is appreciated. For our first FIRE RESPONSE FRIDAYS, we highlight the Lopez family -- Give today at https://www.gofundme.com/f/97qzk-fire-victims-please-help

This Monday: our virtual forum on Tech Addiction is joined by Dr. Devorah Heitner, author of Screenwise: Helping Kids Thrive in Their Digital World. Watch on our Facebook Live at 12pm PST! Register for the rest of the forum at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VTN7F6N

w/ Dr. Tim Kasser on The High Price Of Materialism!

Reminder in 15 mins going live with Dr. Tim Kasser!!!