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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Community Outreach

A New Way to Support Native Hope

Native Hope

We are launching a peer-to-peer fundraising program! Many of you are already passionate donors and supporters. We want to maximize your impact in Indian Country, so we have created more opportunities ...

October 25, 2019

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Community Outreach

Powwows and Hand Sanitizer: Native Hope Meets Needs in Indian Country

Native Hope

As we move into fall, Native Hope has been hard at work on projects in our local South Dakota community. In addition to our recent successful campaign to raise money for a baseball field for Native ch...

October 4, 2019

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Community Outreach

Becoming Officer Lowe—Native Hope Fellow Joins the BIA Police Force

Joanne Lewis

It takes a special person to choose a career in law enforcement. As the first responders for protection and justice, the expectation is high for an officer to be fair, discerning, and strong. But what...

September 13, 2019

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Health and Wellness

The Trauma of Loss: Singing for Grief in “Watch Over Me”

Talon Bazille Ducheneaux/ShootsTheEnemy

In today's post, Talon Bazille Ducheneaux/ShootsTheEnemy, founder of Wonahun Was’te’ Records, shares about grief in Native American communities and how one special song came to life in the wake of a p...

September 6, 2019

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Community Outreach

Native Hope Leaders’ Society “Siouxper Elite” Peer to Peer Impact

Native Hope

Native Hope Leaders’ Society member Ramez wants to create a positive impact on his friends and classmates from his native community. That’s why Ramez volunteers his time to teach youth and families to...

August 21, 2019

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Voices of Indian Country

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Annual Ride Honors the Dakota 38 and Brings Healing from Trauma

Understanding the Realities of Reservation Life

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

Hand Games to Halloween: Busy October for Native Hope

A New Way to Support Native Hope

Powwows and Hand Sanitizer: Native Hope Meets Needs in Indian Country

Becoming Officer Lowe—Native Hope Fellow Joins the BIA Police Force

The Trauma of Loss: Singing for Grief in “Watch Over Me”

Native Hope Leaders’ Society “Siouxper Elite” Peer to Peer Impact

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Connection and Empowerment for Native People: The Teachings of the Bow and Arrow

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