Thanks to the supporters of Running Strong for American Indian Youth, thousands of Native Americans throughout Indian Country are prepared to overturn undercounting in the
In these troubling times, the coronavirus pandemic and its devastating impact is first and foremost on my mind and that of all Americans, but I
It’s a cool Saturday afternoon, June 6th, 1964. I am at the United States Marine Corps Base in Quantico, Virginia, the site of the All-Military
All of us at Running Strong for American Indian Youth want to tell you just how much your support has meant to our team and most importantly, the
2019 Running Strong for American Indian Youth Dreamstarter Teacher Jennifer Schoelerman is a pre-K school counselor in the Timber Lake School District in north central
It’s mid-March and the 45 participants in the Oyate Teca Project’s Medicine Root gardening program on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation have been planning out
Friday, March 22, is the United Nations’ World Water Day. The inspiration for this international day focuses on the importance of freshwater and awareness of
Shayleena was a 17-year-old senior when Cheryl recommended to her that she apply for a Dreamstarter grant to realize her dream: Wailaki Kun-nes Ba-kang-ish-naa-gai (Wailaki
Because of Cheryl Tuttle’s (Yurok Tribe) initiative three of her students in the Round Valley High School Native American Studies Program in Covelo, California, have gone on
At the Takini School on the Cheyenne River Sioux Indian Reservation, students are guaranteed to receive a breakfast and lunch on school days, and a Running
The 2020 Census begins their count of every person living in America in less than a month, and Running Strong is preparing to make sure Native Americans
John and Shaunna live on the Navajo Nation in the small community of Tohatchi (Tó Haachʼi in Navajo) located in McKinley County, New Mexico. For
