“In Minnesota, efforts to strengthen Dakota and Ojibwe are happening not only through government-funded programs but also through the daily work of fluent speakers, language
“Support organizations working with Indigenous populations in Minneapolis say they face a maze of complications they’re working through.”
“The signs are available in six languages: English, Spanish, Hmong, Somali, Karen and Dakota. Installation was done in partnership with the Capitol Region Watershed District.”
“The Wacipi is a place to foster healing and cross-cultural understanding between Dakota and non-Dakota communities.”
“Ain Dah Yung Center’s suicide prevention coordinator Bryce Premo says the day aims to strengthen community and its role in the lives of Indigenous youth.”
