Regarding the May 20 Sports article “Snyder ‘gratified’ by poll, vows name will carry on” in the Washington Post: When considering the serious and contentious
In a few short weeks, classes will end for the summer break on the Cheyenne River Sioux Indian Reservation and hundreds of children will not
This spring, Running Strong for American Indian Youth® has helped to secure three grants totaling $72,594 for the Oyate Teca Project’s youth gardening program known
April 10-14 we hosted the 2016 Dreamstarters and their mentors in Washington, D.C. for Dreamstarter Academy. We had a fantastic week of trainings, touring the city, and
1. When and why did you start running? It was during my elementary school years and an older relative introduced me to some fitness exercises
In January our field office was able to donate some winter coats and boots to the Pine Ridge Bureau of Indian Affairs coat drive and
We recognize the vital importance of keeping Native American traditional cultures alive by supporting programs linking elders with young people to pass on their oral
Indian Country Today published an article on January 22, 2016 that discussed some of the successes of the Year 1 Dreamstarters. Excerpt: “On
Operation Snowsuit was a success! Thousands of Native youth will be warm this winter with brand new coats, hats, gloves, scarves & winter boots thanks
Thank you for helping us to accomplish so much this year! Together we can do even more in 2016!
