The Powwow Project: Update from Year 2 Dreamstarter Rosalia Badhorse
My dream was to inspire youth to connect to their culture through powwows. During my Dreamstarter year, I taught beading, dancing and stories through the
October 2, 2019
My dream was to inspire youth to connect to their culture through powwows. During my Dreamstarter year, I taught beading, dancing and stories through the
On September 11, 2019, 50 Running Strong Tour participants joined us for the 30th (and final) annual tour of Running Strong’s programs on the Pine Ridge Reservation
Settling in at Quantico: A Baby on the Way and a Fight for the Olympics Settling in at Quantico It’s the middle of September 1963
Delivering 14,000 Winter Items: Preparing Native Communities for Winter Winter is well on its way, particularly in Indian County where temperatures on the Great Plains
Spreading Warmth and Joy: A Heartfelt Thank You from Pine Ridge To the supporters of Running Strong for American Indian Youth®, My name is Dave Lone
It came and went. Dancers and singers from over 11 different states including the Canadian province of Saskatchewan traveled to Lawrence, Kansas to compete for
Across Indian Country and on the Pine Ridge and Cheyenne River Sioux Indian reservations in South Dakota, there are tens of thousands of Native children
“All You Need Is Speed”: Meeting My Rival Mohamed Gammoudi in 1963 As we prepare for next year’s Olympic Games and Billy Mills’ return to
As Patricia and I look forward to returning to Tokyo, Japan on July 28 through August 10, 2020 to watch the 32nd Olympic games of the
From Comic Books to Coffee Roasters: Updates on 4 Native Youth Dreamstarters 2019 Dreamstarter Hope Gamble 2019 Dreamstarter Hope Gamble may just be 14-years-old, but already she
Launching the First Indigenous Science Lab at Pine Ridge Girls School My dream is to start the first ever Indigenous Science lab at the Pine