Founded in 2009, the Una (pronounced: ooo-nuh) Nation serves as the tribal home to millions of Native American Mixed-Bloods across North, Central, and South America.
A member of the Una Nation is any person who is of mixed-heritage with at least one full-blood Native American ancestor. They must have an ancestor listed on any of the Native
Founded in 2009, the Una (pronounced: ooo-nuh) Nation serves as the tribal home to millions of Native American Mixed-Bloods across North, Central, and South America.
A member of the Una Nation is any person who is of mixed-heritage with at least one full-blood Native American ancestor. They must have an ancestor listed on any of the Native American Census records or an Enrollment Roll, such as the Dawes Rolls or have DNA results to show Native American heritage.
We are the First Native American Mixed-Blood Tribe in the United States;
In paving the way forward for the next generation of tribal members, the Una Nation is passionate about preserving our tribal practices, oral histories, and traditions.
The future of the Una Nation is a bright one. We are continually looking for the perfect piece of land to serve as our tribal headquarters.
We plan to achieve at least state recognition from Oregon by 2050 as the first recognized mixed-blood tribe in the United States. In 2016, We achieved city-recognition from Eugene and Springfield, bo
The future of the Una Nation is a bright one. We are continually looking for the perfect piece of land to serve as our tribal headquarters.
We plan to achieve at least state recognition from Oregon by 2050 as the first recognized mixed-blood tribe in the United States. In 2016, We achieved city-recognition from Eugene and Springfield, both in Oregon.
Further, we have signed treaties with one Native American tribe in the USA and three Metis Nations in Canada.
The government of the Una Nation is led by a Council, which are elected positions. The head of the government is known as the "Chief of the Una", a hereditary position. The head of the government is the Council President. Directly under them is the Vice President.
Our current Chief is Alexander Ziwahatan, who is 34 and Two-Spirit, is married to Joshua, 57, and the couple live in Eugene, Oregon. They do not have children.
The immediate family members of the Chief are known as the "Chiefly Family." The current members are:
Our vision at the Una Nation is to become the leading provider of mental health services in the industry. Our goal to open a ranch reservation for our tribe, where we use animals to help people with mental health struggles and people who have suffered trauma. We look to become a hub of healing and care in a world full of bad. We want to show that the good still exists, and that the good is tangible.
We have our eye on a ranch in Coburg, Oregon that is 300 acres. We would like to lease this ranch and make it our tribal home. The ranch needs major work and upgrades, but is in the perfect location, being only 5 minutes off Interstate-5.
We strongly believe that we can build an Eden. Let us help you. If you are interested in helping, donating to, or financing our project, please contact us via our contact form below.
We will offer a variety of services, some of which are:
Part of our mission is to preserve nature and bring more green energy to the Willamette Valley. We will establish an 80-acre solar farm on the lower pasture of the proposed ranch. We will partner with a major solar company to achieve this goal. Further, underneath the solar panels we will produce vegetables.
Given that the Una Nation is fully self-funded by the Chief and does not get federal monies for being Native, we have an online shop with clothes and accessories to help offset tribal costs. We thank you in advance for helping to keep our tribe running.
Enrollment with the Una Nation is exclusive to people are more than one ethnicity, being descended from at least one Native American or First Nation enrolled member. Currently, the Una Nation has 100,000 members.
To enroll with the Una Nation, a person MUST be able to do one of the following:
All people desiring to enroll with the Una Nation MUST fill-out our enrollment form below.
You are required to attach some sort of proof of Native American ancestry, either a census record, official document, or DNA test. You may attach your documents at the end of the enrollment form.
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