SAINT PAUL, Minn. – The Ain Dah Yung
Center’s 16th Annual Cherish the Children Traditional Pow
Wow was held March 15-16 at Central High School in Saint Paul and
featured singers and dancers from around the region to honor Native
American children through cultural celebration.
The event was emceed by Dave Larsen
and Justin Huenemann with Hoka Hey as the host drum and head dancers
included Caske La Blanc and Jennifer Kappenman.
Several Native candidates are advancing to Minnesota’s November general election following the Aug. 11th primary, with Indigenous candidates appearing in races ranging from local government and school boards to the Minnesota Legislature and the U.S. Senate. According to election coverage from ICT, nearly a dozen Native candidates were running for office across Minnesota on Tuesday. […]
The Walker Art Center will host two artist-led programs this month featuring Indigenous perspectives through film and music. The final screenings of “Once Upon a Time in Manhood”, a film series curated by actor, comedian, and activist Dallas Goldtooth (Mdewakanton Dakota/Diné), will take place this week at Walker Cinema. The series examines how films and popular […]
The Indian Health Board of Minneapolis (IHB) celebrated Native Youth Day on August 4th, welcoming families from across the Twin Cities for a day focused on health, culture, and community before the start of the school year. Founded in 1971, the Indian Health Board of Minneapolis has served the urban Native community for more than […]
