A Project Comes to Life – Turning Trash to Treasure
A Project Come to Life 2022 Running Strong for American Indian Youth® Dreamstarter Cameron Troxel, 18, (Catawba), of Rock Hill,
October 4, 2022
A Project Come to Life 2022 Running Strong for American Indian Youth® Dreamstarter Cameron Troxel, 18, (Catawba), of Rock Hill,
Since becoming a 2022 Class of Social Action Dreamstarter, Kyle Swann (Piscataway Conoy) has made tremendous strides in developing an
We are proud to announce the partnership of Running Strong for American Indian Youth and She Carries Her House! Today
Friday, September 30, is Orange Shirt Day: Every Child Matters – “Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation” – to
For far too long the collective voices of Native Americans across the country, and particularly on reservations, have not been
On Sunday, August 14, Running Strong for American Indian Youth® 2020 Dreamstarter Kutoven “Ku” Stevens, 18, (Yerington Paiute) of Yerington,
2020 Running Strong for American Indian Youth® Dreamstarter S’Nya Sanchez (Standing Rock Sioux, 19, of Bismarck, North Dakota) was just
More than a decade ago, we at Running Strong for American Indian Youth® heard from the superintendent of the Menominee
Running Strong is excited to share two beading workshops being offered this coming fall. Presented with support of the Creative
Running Strong for American Indian Youth is proud to welcome the newest cohort of Dreamstarter® Teachers who are making a difference in the lives of their Native American students and classrooms.
Shana Aubid “My students are Anishinaabe descendants, and all have different backgrounds of cultural knowledge ranging from no knowledge to
Rose Yazzie “This program is a resource needed to help students and families begin to create their own libraries of