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They are sweet and round. They are of the color orange with a little red mixed in. They are life.

I feel really confident about this program I’m met new people it is good to make new friends first time for this program and first day already like ng it its amazing

I’m Paiute and a quarter white met some other natives today. We all met together played some games and got familiar with the names. Then we chillaxed for a bit and regrouped to make our own drums. That’s was a success and can’t wait to use it. Then I got this dope talet from these kind people now I’m writing this really longish blod that people wanna check out so hope you enjoyed it

P.s
Babies are not dish washer safe 😉

I don’t really eat peaches. But they are life.

Today was fun! It was great meeting some new people! Excited for these next 2 weeks!

The Native Youth Pipeline students have received their tablets! We’re very grateful for the generous donation of Adelina Padilla! I look forward to reading their wonderful and inspirational blogs! Take lots of pics and selfies too!

Much love,
Edwin

Hello everyone. Violet here. (Virtual hug*) Feel free to post any questions or concerns, as you’ll all be arriving VERY soooooon! We have an amazing group of mentors this year with a menagerie of talents and interests. As for myself, I recently graduated from Pitzer College with a degree in Integrative Psychology/International-Intercultural Studies. My interests include; science, philosophy, music and above-all imagination! Performance art and visionary story-telling are my favorite mediums to share these interests especially in a community setting. I look forward to creating a safe-space for YOU to explore your interests and talents and wish you all a safe journey!
❤️📚💛🎨💚🎤💙🔬💜

(Olga Klimova “dialogue”)

The name is Isaiah
I come from the online tribe
Gonna be going to citrus college
I’m honored to be involved in this program and I hope to meet new people and  learn as much as possible from the different workshops and elders

Welcome to all 2014 Pipeline members! I am elated to have this opportunity to meet and work with every one of you joining us here in Southern California this summer. My name is Tiffany and this is my first summer working as a mentor for this terrific program. I am currently a student at Pitzer College, studying Environmental Analysis and International/Intercultural Studies. In my free time I enjoy hiking, diving, kayaking, dancing, roller skating, reading, and playing with my dog, Kai. I look forward to building new friendships and sharing this formative experience with you all.

Kualli Tonalli,

This is great! ^__^. I have been here in Pitzer College since Saturday and can’t believe how beautiful this campus is! The mentor training is very intense but the discussions we’ve been having is really nice. We all just created our blog usernames, so expect a lot of good entries from us mentors! Stay tuned folks, awesome things are in the works!

Pedro