Education

Part Two: Acknowledging My Herstory and Identity for MMIWG

Tamara Colaque

Part 2 of Tamara’s story highlights her struggle to find answers surrounding her mother’s murder and her hopes that sharing her story will encourage others to break their silence. Native women and chi...

February 6, 2023

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Education

Part One: Acknowledging My Herstory and Identity for MMIWG

Tamara Colaque

Tamara shares her journey to know herself through her mother’s MMIW story. An aspect that is often forgotten when someone goes missing or is murdered is the impact on the family—especially the childre...

February 6, 2023

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Community Outreach

Hope Report: October, November, December 2022

Native Hope

Thanks to you, Native Hope continues to create a meaningful impact. The past three months have been filled with many smiles as we continue our important work. "Thank you for your help with Christmas g...

January 20, 2023

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Health and Wellness

January is Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month

Native Hope

January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month, created to raise awareness of sex slavery and human trafficking worldwide. Trafficking is a critical problem that all of us at Native Hope are passionate ...

January 10, 2023

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Education

The Feather: A symbol of high honor

Native Hope

In Native American culture it is believed that all things possess an inherent virtue, power, and wisdom. The feather, for example, is a powerful symbol that signifies honor and a connection between th...

January 10, 2023

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Education

Wounded Knee Massacre: Fear is Normally the Root of Tragedy

Native Hope

Fear is normally the root of tragedy. On December 29, 1890, that was the case: The Wounded Knee Massacre. This event was precipitated by the United States government’s fear of an uprising due to the p...

December 29, 2022

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Education

Dakota 38+2: Honoring those who lost their lives striving to survive

Native Hope

Today, we remember those hanged on December 26, 1862, in Mankato, Minnesota, upon President Abraham Lincoln’s order. This execution served as the U.S. government’s punishment of the Dakota people for ...

December 10, 2022

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Native Hope Joins #GivingTuesday

Native Hope

Native Hope realizes the power of unity and collaboration in making an impact in the lives of Native American children and families. That is why we are joining forces with the #GivingTuesday movement.

November 18, 2022

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Education

Rock your Mocs

Native Hope

Honoring culture and individuality in an increasingly fast-paced, modern world is a challenge for the members of America's 574 federally recognized tribes. But one woman came up with a simple idea—tha...

November 15, 2022

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Part Two: Acknowledging My Herstory and Identity for MMIWG

Part One: Acknowledging My Herstory and Identity for MMIWG

Hope Report: October, November, December 2022

January is Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month

The Feather: A symbol of high honor

Wounded Knee Massacre: Fear is Normally the Root of Tragedy

Dakota 38+2: Honoring those who lost their lives striving to survive

Native Hope Joins #GivingTuesday

Rock your Mocs

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