The Annual American Indian Suicide Prevention Convening is seeking workshop proposals for convening sessions on March 7, 2025. In-person workshop content should be culturally relevant, educational, engaging, and reflect themes borrowed from the Gathering of Native Americans (GONA)...
The Phoenix Indian Center’s Language and Culture Program is excited to announce our first Navajo Song and Dance on Saturday, February 8, 2025 at the Montecito Community School. Grab your sweetheart and come dance with us and our invited singers, Łeeyi’ Tó Singers, Little Boy Blue...
The Phoenix Indian Center invites community members to celebrate Native American Heritage Month! For 77 years, we have served as a resource for our urban, American Indian community and will continue to dedicate our programs and services to benefit our tribal relatives. Our vision...
2024 Arizona American Indian Excellence in Leadership Awards The Phoenix Indian Center congratulates the winners of its 2024 Arizona American Indian Excellence in Leadership Awards. Each year, awards are given in nine categories for nominees who demonstrate dedication, leadership, and...
Mental Health Art Contest Calling all Indigenous artists, our annual Mental Health Art Contest has officially opened! Artists must submit an art piece showcasing Indigenous resiliency through one of the two provided options, and this year we have two age categories: youth (ages 16-24)...
We invite you to join us for the #AMileFor community walk, a special event during National Suicide Prevention Month that brings us together to remember our loved ones impacted by suicide and to raise awareness for mental health resources. This campaign turns to our cultural ways of...
Join us for National Voter Registration Day on Tuesday, Sept. 17! Our special event will be held from 9 AM – 1 PM at the Phoenix Indian Center! We will offer Maricopa County and Navajo Nation voter registration, guest speakers, entertainment, raffles and candidate information. If...