This fall, thanks to people like you, hundreds of children have received education in their traditions and language so that their culture will not be
Thanks to the supporters of Running Strong for American Indian Youth® and the hard work of the Oyate Teca Project’s staff, thousands of residents of
14-year-old 2019 Dreamstarter Hope Gamble’s dream, H.O.P.E. (Heroes Of Positive Endurance) began as a way to create new Navajo creation stories in the form of
All children deserve to make meaningful memories during this holiday season; time to be shared with family, friends, with fretting forgotten for the time being.
The Contenders It is a very cold Saturday morning, November 30, 1963, as an international field of runners lined up for the start of the
Inspiring Future Farmers: Taylor Eddie’s Dreamstarter Journey Running Strong for American Indian Youth® Dreamstarter Taylor Eddie may only be 17, but she is making a big impact
Winter has already arrived in the Great Plains. On the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota, the average low temperature is 13 degrees with
In 1990, November was declared Native American Heritage Month, dedicated to celebrating the rich and diverse cultures of the Native peoples who lived for thousands
Last Thursday, the National Weather Service forecasted 170 potentially daily record cold temperatures across the northern Plains and upper Midwest beginning Monday and continuing through
For the past 15 years, starting at puberty, more than 1,000 Onkwehonwe (Indigenous) youth have registered for “Under the Husk” – a four-year Haudenodaunee rites
The classic story of the first Thanksgiving is one of generosity, community, and celebration of life. This story, taught to all Americans at a young
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