Education

Building Strong Women

Joanne Lewis

Communality, it is a word borrowed from our Indigenous relatives of the South. It is defined as “the state or condition of being communal. A feeling or spirit of cooperation and belonging arising from...

January 28, 2020

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Education

A Victim of Sex Trafficking Speaks at Local Events

Native Hope

J.Dakotah, a survivor, believes in the power of healing through sharing her experience in order to prevent others from the abuse she suffered. January is National Human Trafficking Prevention month. I...

January 22, 2020

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Health and Wellness

Living to Tell: A Sex Trafficking Victim's Account

Native Hope

While this article was originally written and published in 2016, its contents are still relevant, today. In fact, according to Business Insider, "Since 2007, more than 49,000 cases of human traffickin...

January 9, 2020

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Education

On December 26, 1862, 38 Dakota men publicly executed in Mankato, MN

Alexis Estes

After Native Hope team member ran the Dakota 38 Memorial Run in December 2018, she wrote this post. Earlier this month, we shared a post about this year's (2019) Memorial Ride, so we thought it import...

December 26, 2019

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Community Outreach

Changing Culture through Community Engagement

Native Hope

This week's blog shares updates from members of the Native Hope team about the ways we have been working in local communities to engage young people in Native culture and bring awareness to the beauty...

December 13, 2019

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Education

Annual Ride Honors the Dakota 38 and Brings Healing from Trauma

Native Hope

As I write this, it is 7 degrees and windy outside. I am thinking about the relatives of the Hunkpati Oyate (Crow Creek Indian Reservation)—those who endured the bitter cold winds of Mankato, Minnesot...

December 11, 2019

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Community Outreach

Understanding the Realities of Reservation Life

Native Hope

*The name of this individual has been changed to protect identity. Michael* a transfer student from a neighboring tribal school, made his way to his desk—hoodie masking his drained eyes, body dragging...

November 21, 2019

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Education

I Grew Up with Native Stereotypes. Here's Why I Changed My Mind.

Audreyanna Martin

Today's blog is a guest post written by Audreyanna Martin, a college student. We hope you find her powerful reflection on stereotypes and Native identity thought-provoking. I grew up in a small town a...

November 15, 2019

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Community Outreach

Hand Games to Halloween: Busy October for Native Hope

Native Hope

October brought multiple opportunities to provide hope in action to our local schools and communities. We also continued our work on the baseball field of dreams with the Crow Creek District of the Cr...

November 6, 2019

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A Victim of Sex Trafficking Speaks at Local Events

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On December 26, 1862, 38 Dakota men publicly executed in Mankato, MN

Changing Culture through Community Engagement

Annual Ride Honors the Dakota 38 and Brings Healing from Trauma

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I Grew Up with Native Stereotypes. Here's Why I Changed My Mind.

Hand Games to Halloween: Busy October for Native Hope

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