Strengthening networks and fellowships for Indigenous youth is crucial for fostering resilience, empowerment, and leadership within their communities. These networks provide a platform for young people to connect, share experiences, and collaborate on initiatives that address the unique challenges they face, such as discrimination and socio-economic barriers. By participating in fellowships, Indigenous youth gain access to resources, mentorship, and training that enhance their skills and confidence, enabling them to become effective advocates for their communities. Furthermore, these connections help to cultivate a sense of belonging and identity, reinforcing cultural ties and promoting the preservation of Indigenous languages and traditions.

Program 1: Coordinate the Indigenous youths based on the Language Network to promote Indigenous Peoples in solidarity and support and develop Indigenous communities.

Program 2: Organize an annual Indigenous youth camping and exchange program to strengthen Indigenous youth networks. This program can mobilize new members from diverse backgrounds and communities. It strengthens membership and valued members.

Program 3: Support the Indigenous Youth Language Network  to empower their voices at the national, regional, and international levels