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New Native mentoring program in South Dakota builds lifetime bonds

The SD organization is the first Friends of the Children chapter to focus on a specific cultural group, in this case indigenous boys and girls from Rapid City and the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. ....

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| Indigenous students receive Honouring Spirit awardsFort Macleod Gazette

Four Indigenous students were honoured Thursday by Livingstone Range School Division. Angelica White Cow, Adrian Creighton, Brody Harriott and Trinity.Continue Reading ....

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Personal Faith, Community Collaboration & Lived Experience Meet Spokane's Homeless Crisis

When Mariah Villanpando arrived in Spokane in 2017 to escape a domestic abuse situation in rural Washington, she and her children had no choice but to live in their car. Despite the trauma of abuse, the anxiety of an unplanned relocation and the stress of single motherhood, Villanpando was determined to find safe housing for her family. She went through intake at one of the large, faith-based organizations in Spokane, but the resources she needed were not readily available. Five years later, she still hasn’t heard back. ....

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Native American Runners Honor A Kansas City Murder Victim On Their Months-Long Journey To D.C.

Native American Runners Honor A Kansas City Murder Victim On Their Months-Long Journey To D.C.
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Indigenous culture shared and celebrated

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Jackie Yellowhorn, the Indigenous family outreach coach for the Pincher Creek Family Centre, organized Indigenous Week 2021 across four days, June 21-24, to share Indigenous culture.
“Indigenous Day was (June) 21st. So we thought we’d do a whole week of events for it, and I think it’s really important to share our culture.”
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The week started with her grandma, Elder Veronica Smith, who gave an in-person blessing at the Pincher Creek Family Centre before Yellowhorn read Blackfoot numbers, flashcards aimed to teach young ones to count to 10 in the Blackfoot language. ....

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