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Impacting Native Communities
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Impacting Native Communities
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Join us at the Reservation Economic Summit (RES) 2026 for an exciting official breakout session hosted by United Natives!
Caesars Palace – Ballroom Milano V
Thursday, March 26, 2026
10:00 AM – 10:50 AM
Be among the first to learn about the upcoming United Natives App and our vision for the first Native-built digital ecosystem connecting tribes, community, culture, and health resources in one powerful platform.
Discover how innovation and tradition can come together to strengthen the health, wellness, and connectivity of Native communities nationwide.
And don’t forget…
You’re invited to the Official RES After Party hosted by United Natives and the Las Vegas Indian Center at Hakkasan Nightclub inside the MGM Grand after the RES Fashion Show Wednesday March 25th.
Doors open at 10:30 PM at Hakkasan nightclub inside the MGM GRAND
All RES badge holders receive FREE entry and skip the line before 12:00 AM.
If you’re attending RES, come learn, connect, and celebrate with us in Las Vegas!

📣 Major Milestone for Indigenous-Led Research!
We’re proud to celebrate that Dr. Crystal Lee, Founder & CEO of United Natives, and United Natives Youth Engagement Coordinator Erin Johns have published new Indigenous-led research in the Journal of Indigenous Wellbeing.
Alongside Dr. Michelle Chino, their study explores the barriers and opportunities for increasing PrEP use among Native American college students, helping advance culturally grounded approaches to HIV prevention and health equity in Native communities.
This research reflects the power of Indigenous scholars leading research that centers culture, community, and lived experience.
🌱 Native-led research. Community-driven solutions. Health equity for our relatives.
💡 Learn how Indigenous-led research is shaping the future of health and prevention across Native communities.

🏈✨ Honored to be recognized by Indian Country Today (ICT) for featuring United Natives and our Arizona Cardinals Ticket Fundraiser Night.
This story highlights the power of sports, community connection, and Native youth inclusion. In November 2025, Native families across the Valley experienced NFL game-day access, with several families receiving free tickets thanks to Arizona-based support.
🤍 Grateful to TGen, Bruce A. Hiler & Seraphim LLC, and our community partners for making this night possible. Proceeds supported mental health in youth sports.
At our core, United Natives is community-led and community-based.
Stay tuned for for our exciting 2026 collaboration with the AZ Cardinals! Follow us on social media to stay informed of all our upcoming events!
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🏈❤️ Thank you to everyone who attended the United Natives x Arizona Cardinals Ticket Fundraiser Night.
Your support helped create meaningful sports access for Native families and directly uplift mental health and community outreach programs. This night reflected the power of community, culture, and sport coming together — and we’re grateful to each of you who made it possible.
This is just the beginning. 🪶🔴⚫️

Join Dr. Crystal Lee, CEO & Founder of United Natives, and her business partner Marcus White for their monthly radio podcast based in Las Vegas.
This month’s episode welcomes guest Dr. Christina Vela, CEO of St. Jude’s Ranch for Children, a powerhouse advocate making an impact in the lives of vulnerable youth.
📅 Air Date: Sat, May 11th
⏰ Time: 8:30 AM PST on 91.5 KUNV & 9:00 AM PST on Spotify
The 2024–2025 year has been filled with powerful milestones, impactful partnerships, and nationwide community outreach. From youth sports camps to our Annual Sports Gala, United Natives remains committed to celebrating culture and strengthening community. Your support, no matter the amount, helps us continue this important work.
A huge THANK YOU to NASCAR's Phoenix Raceway and the Larry Fitzgerald Foundation for hosting an unforgettable day for our Native youth!
From behind-the-scenes garage tours, Championship Race Weekends to private events with the Larry Fitzgerald Foundation, Phoenix Raceway has been a true community ally—giving our youth access, inspiration, and opportunity.
Our day was packed with:
STEM activities exploring the science of racing
Building our own race cars
Real-life driving simulators in the Gamer Garage
Pizza party & signing the finish line
Meet & greet with Arizona Cardinals legend Larry Fitzgerald
Opportunities like these can spark new dreams and plant the seeds for future careers in the world of sports, tech, and beyond!
Huge shoutout to the Arizona Cardinals and Scheels for recognizing United Natives at the WISE Gala (Women in Sports & Events)! They graciously hosted our team and awarded us $3,000 in Scheels gift cards—and we knew exactly where this gift belonged.
We proudly passed it on to the Greasewood Springs Community School girls team, ensuring that every single player got the gear they needed to chase their sports dreams!
At United Natives, we believe in "Empower Her Game"—breaking down barriers and ensuring young Native girls have equal access to play. Thank you, Arizona Cardinals & Scheels, for investing in the next generation of Native athletes!
A huge thank you to Phoenix Raceway, NASCAR, and Track President Latasha Causey for inviting Native youth to experience the magic of NASCAR racing! Our youth had an unforgettable day with a VIP tour led by former NASCAR driver Patrick Kendrick—from behind-the-scenes garage access to watching the drivers hit the track before the race.
We’re incredibly grateful for the hospitality Phoenix Raceway always shows United Natives and can’t wait to continue this collaboration to introduce more Native youth to the STEM side of NASCAR! Congrats to Christopher Bell on winning the Shriners Children’s 500—our premium seats gave us the ultimate view!
"Start your engines" has a whole new meaning for us, and we’re committed to providing these incredible opportunities for our Native youth.
Our nonprofit collaborates with major sports leagues to amplify Indigenous visibility, empowering Native youth and uplifting communities nationwide. Stay tuned for our collabs.
Dr. Crystal Lee was invited by Harvard University to teach a course on Indigenous Racial Equity as part of Harvard's Executive Education program. Her impactful sessions, delivered to CEOs from around the world, were so well-received that she will return twice a year to teach this course.
United Natives is honored to have been awarded $3,500 in gift cards for our Girls in Sports initiative, thanks to the generous support of the Arizona Cardinals and Scheels. We are deeply grateful for this recognition, celebrated at the WISE Gala, and for their commitment to empowering young female athletes. Stay tuned as we proudly announce the recipients of this incredible donation!
We are thrilled to share that NASCAR has invited United Natives to experience Championship Weekend, an incredible opportunity to inspire Native youth by showcasing the STEM side of motorsports. Beyond the excitement on the track, NASCAR relies on cutting-edge science, technology, engineering, and math to power its success. This initiative allows us to introduce our youth to the many career possibilities within major sports, emphasizing how STEM can lead to impactful and innovative roles in industries like NASCAR.
On May 13th, 2024, Our CEO was featured on two panels at ADGHW “From Research to Impact: Collaborative Strategies for Precision Health." Her co-panelists included: Dr. Allreza Haghighl (Founding Director, Harvard Intl Center for for Genetic Disease, Professor David Dodick (Chief Medical and Sciences Officer Atria Health), Mr. Avik Roy (Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity), Dr. Laurie Glimcher (President CEO Dana-Farber Foundation, Dr. Mohamed Al Ameri (Department of Health Abu Dhabi)