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NEWS | THE CIRCLE NEWS A pandemic challenge: Keeping Native students connected to teachers. December 3, 2020. 0. Community News. COVID-19: NEW RULES, LICENSES COMING FOR ASSISTED LIVING New protections for elders and others residing in long term assisted living-type facilities are coming on Aug. 1 along with new requirements and licenses for home care providers and their staffs. The stepped-up requirements and licensure for assisted living facilities come about from a 2019 Minnesota law passed well before theCOVID-19
JUNE | 2021 | THE CIRCLE NEWS Families, advocates mark day of awareness for Native victims. June 4, 2021. 0. Profiles: Native Americans in Sports. IT AIN’T EASY BEING INDIAN By Ricey Wild. This past May 26 featured a Super Flower Blood Moon and total eclipse. It happened on my birthday, and I was excited and a bit apprehensive because of astronomy and astrology. I’m into those subjects and even used to write horoscopes with Native people in mind. Anyway, nothing mind-blowing happened except that I got out of my PASSING ON – APRIL 2021 Beatrice Noisy Hawk, 87, of Pierre, SD, died March 19, 2021, at Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls, SD. Beatrice Catherine Tree Top was born on December 15, 1933, to Michael and Lizzie (Looking Back) Tree Top at Fort Yates, ND. She grew up in Pierre, South Dakota. After high school, she earned her LPN at St. Mary’s Hospital in Pierre. NEW DATABASE ON MORRILL ACT & THEFT OF NATIVE LAND By Hannah Broadbent. In 1862 Abraham Lincoln passed the Morrill Act. This law gave states public lands so that they may be sold or used for profit. Those proceeds were used to establish colleges that were meant to specialize in agriculture and mechanics. Across the country, 52 colleges benefited from this act. THE BOY SCOUTS: LAND GRABS, SEXUAL ABUSE, AND BANKRUPTCY By Winona LaDuke. Let’s put it this way, the Boy Scouts are supposed to be good guys. And now they’ve got some challenges. We will add tothem.
RESIDENTS COMES TOGETHER TO PROTECT LITTLE EARTH HOUSING The goal was to stop what was happening in Minneapolis from happening in their own community. The main threats were the out-of-state and out-of-town white supremacists and the Minneapolis Police Department. “The first week was hell,” said Jolene Jones, who’s lived there since 1974, making her the longest residing Little Earth resident. MURDERED AND MISSING INDIGENOUS WOMEN BILLBOARD GOES UP IN The first Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) billboard was placed in Duluth in August, in an effort to raise awareness and build momentum for meaningful federal legislation to impact the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) tragedy arrived in Minnesota. “It is vital to address the known ‘tracks’ of trafficked Native THE CIRCLE: NEWS FROM A NATIVE AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE Chauvin guilty of murder, manslaughter in George Floyd’s killing. May 4, 2021. 0. By Jon Collins, Riham Feshir, Brandt Williams & Matt Sepic/MPR A Hennepin County jury on April 20th found ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin guilty Profiles: Native Americans inSports.
NEWS | THE CIRCLE NEWS A pandemic challenge: Keeping Native students connected to teachers. December 3, 2020. 0. Community News. COVID-19: NEW RULES, LICENSES COMING FOR ASSISTED LIVING New protections for elders and others residing in long term assisted living-type facilities are coming on Aug. 1 along with new requirements and licenses for home care providers and their staffs. The stepped-up requirements and licensure for assisted living facilities come about from a 2019 Minnesota law passed well before theCOVID-19
JUNE | 2021 | THE CIRCLE NEWS Families, advocates mark day of awareness for Native victims. June 4, 2021. 0. Profiles: Native Americans in Sports. IT AIN’T EASY BEING INDIAN By Ricey Wild. This past May 26 featured a Super Flower Blood Moon and total eclipse. It happened on my birthday, and I was excited and a bit apprehensive because of astronomy and astrology. I’m into those subjects and even used to write horoscopes with Native people in mind. Anyway, nothing mind-blowing happened except that I got out of my PASSING ON – APRIL 2021 Beatrice Noisy Hawk, 87, of Pierre, SD, died March 19, 2021, at Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls, SD. Beatrice Catherine Tree Top was born on December 15, 1933, to Michael and Lizzie (Looking Back) Tree Top at Fort Yates, ND. She grew up in Pierre, South Dakota. After high school, she earned her LPN at St. Mary’s Hospital in Pierre. NEW DATABASE ON MORRILL ACT & THEFT OF NATIVE LAND By Hannah Broadbent. In 1862 Abraham Lincoln passed the Morrill Act. This law gave states public lands so that they may be sold or used for profit. Those proceeds were used to establish colleges that were meant to specialize in agriculture and mechanics. Across the country, 52 colleges benefited from this act. THE BOY SCOUTS: LAND GRABS, SEXUAL ABUSE, AND BANKRUPTCY By Winona LaDuke. Let’s put it this way, the Boy Scouts are supposed to be good guys. And now they’ve got some challenges. We will add tothem.
RESIDENTS COMES TOGETHER TO PROTECT LITTLE EARTH HOUSING The goal was to stop what was happening in Minneapolis from happening in their own community. The main threats were the out-of-state and out-of-town white supremacists and the Minneapolis Police Department. “The first week was hell,” said Jolene Jones, who’s lived there since 1974, making her the longest residing Little Earth resident. MURDERED AND MISSING INDIGENOUS WOMEN BILLBOARD GOES UP IN The first Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) billboard was placed in Duluth in August, in an effort to raise awareness and build momentum for meaningful federal legislation to impact the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) tragedy arrived in Minnesota. “It is vital to address the known ‘tracks’ of trafficked Native IT AIN’T EASY BEING INDIAN By Ricey Wild. This past May 26 featured a Super Flower Blood Moon and total eclipse. It happened on my birthday, and I was excited and a bit apprehensive because of astronomy and astrology. I’m into those subjects and even used to write horoscopes with Native people in mind. Anyway, nothing mind-blowing happened except that I got out of my NATIVE-OWNED /TRIBAL ENTERPRISES STILL STRUGGLING IN Christina (Tina) Valtierra and Robert Blake are living proof the COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a heavy hand on Native-owned and operated businesses this past year. Valtierra owns and operates Minneapolis-based Native Food Perspectives, a food catering and a food and nutrition education company. This catering business focuses onserving both foods
COVID-19 VACCINES: NATIVE AMERICANS SAY “BRING IT ON COVID-19 vaccines: Native Americans say “bring it on”. There was wide geographical diversity across participants, with a total of 863 zip codes across 46 U.S. states. Participants reported living in all IHS regions, with the greatest proportion from Portland Area (23%), Nashville Area (16%), and Billings Area (15%). TASK FORCE FOR MMIW CREATED In November 2019, The Trump Administration launched the Executive Order on Establishing the Task Force on Missing and Murdered American Indians and Alaska Natives. This Task Force is known as Operation Lady Justice. Elizabeth Carr, Senior Police Advisor for National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center (NIWRC) remembers hearing of the Executive LANDOWNERS CHALLENGE EMINENT DOMAIN AND LINE 3 FACES NEW That’s almost the full amount that Enbridge hopes to put through Line 3 initially. In short Enbridge expects to cut oil throughput by more than they are hoping to put through Line 3. That’s part of the challenge filed by the citizens groups, tribes and Department of Commerce in late May. In Wisconsin, Enbridge is also facing newchallenges
LINE 3 CONSTRUCTION BRINGS COMPLICATION, CONTROVERSY TO A day earlier, growing tension over the protesters’ presence on the Fond du Lac Reservation had boiled over. The Carlton County Sheriff’s Office said it had received a call alleging that three people connected to the pipeline protests had thrown suspicious packages into a Line 3 RESIDENTS COMES TOGETHER TO PROTECT LITTLE EARTH HOUSING The goal was to stop what was happening in Minneapolis from happening in their own community. The main threats were the out-of-state and out-of-town white supremacists and the Minneapolis Police Department. “The first week was hell,” said Jolene Jones, who’s lived there since 1974, making her the longest residing Little Earth resident.THE CIRCLE NEWS
Thousands of children have fallen from windows, but the American Indian Community Development Corporation was the first developer to get the law changed. OUTPATIENT PROGRAM FOR LITTLE EARTH Beginning in October, Little Earth residents will be eligible for outpatient treatment and support from health and behavioral specialists at the nearby Native American Community Clinic (NACC), 1213 E. Franklin Ave. This collaborative program is supported by the Red Lake Nation, the Northern Minnesota band of Ojibwe that isdeveloping Mino
A BRIEF HISTORY OF AMERICAN INDIAN BOARDING SCHOOLS American Indian boarding schools, which operated in Minnesota and across the United States beginning in the late nineteenth century, represent a dark chapter in U.S. history. Also called industrial schools, these institutions prepared boys for manual labor THE CIRCLE: NEWS FROM A NATIVE AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE Chauvin guilty of murder, manslaughter in George Floyd’s killing. May 4, 2021. 0. By Jon Collins, Riham Feshir, Brandt Williams & Matt Sepic/MPR A Hennepin County jury on April 20th found ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin guilty Profiles: Native Americans inSports.
NEWS | THE CIRCLE NEWS A pandemic challenge: Keeping Native students connected to teachers. December 3, 2020. 0. Community News. COVID-19: NEW RULES, LICENSES COMING FOR ASSISTED LIVING New protections for elders and others residing in long term assisted living-type facilities are coming on Aug. 1 along with new requirements and licenses for home care providers and their staffs. The stepped-up requirements and licensure for assisted living facilities come about from a 2019 Minnesota law passed well before theCOVID-19
JUNE | 2021 | THE CIRCLE NEWS Families, advocates mark day of awareness for Native victims. June 4, 2021. 0. Profiles: Native Americans in Sports. IT AIN’T EASY BEING INDIAN By Ricey Wild. This past May 26 featured a Super Flower Blood Moon and total eclipse. It happened on my birthday, and I was excited and a bit apprehensive because of astronomy and astrology. I’m into those subjects and even used to write horoscopes with Native people in mind. Anyway, nothing mind-blowing happened except that I got out of my PASSING ON – APRIL 2021 Beatrice Noisy Hawk, 87, of Pierre, SD, died March 19, 2021, at Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls, SD. Beatrice Catherine Tree Top was born on December 15, 1933, to Michael and Lizzie (Looking Back) Tree Top at Fort Yates, ND. She grew up in Pierre, South Dakota. After high school, she earned her LPN at St. Mary’s Hospital in Pierre. NEW DATABASE ON MORRILL ACT & THEFT OF NATIVE LAND By Hannah Broadbent. In 1862 Abraham Lincoln passed the Morrill Act. This law gave states public lands so that they may be sold or used for profit. Those proceeds were used to establish colleges that were meant to specialize in agriculture and mechanics. Across the country, 52 colleges benefited from this act. THE BOY SCOUTS: LAND GRABS, SEXUAL ABUSE, AND BANKRUPTCY By Winona LaDuke. Let’s put it this way, the Boy Scouts are supposed to be good guys. And now they’ve got some challenges. We will add tothem.
RESIDENTS COMES TOGETHER TO PROTECT LITTLE EARTH HOUSING The goal was to stop what was happening in Minneapolis from happening in their own community. The main threats were the out-of-state and out-of-town white supremacists and the Minneapolis Police Department. “The first week was hell,” said Jolene Jones, who’s lived there since 1974, making her the longest residing Little Earth resident. MURDERED AND MISSING INDIGENOUS WOMEN BILLBOARD GOES UP IN The first Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) billboard was placed in Duluth in August, in an effort to raise awareness and build momentum for meaningful federal legislation to impact the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) tragedy arrived in Minnesota. “It is vital to address the known ‘tracks’ of trafficked Native THE CIRCLE: NEWS FROM A NATIVE AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE Chauvin guilty of murder, manslaughter in George Floyd’s killing. May 4, 2021. 0. By Jon Collins, Riham Feshir, Brandt Williams & Matt Sepic/MPR A Hennepin County jury on April 20th found ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin guilty Profiles: Native Americans inSports.
NEWS | THE CIRCLE NEWS A pandemic challenge: Keeping Native students connected to teachers. December 3, 2020. 0. Community News. COVID-19: NEW RULES, LICENSES COMING FOR ASSISTED LIVING New protections for elders and others residing in long term assisted living-type facilities are coming on Aug. 1 along with new requirements and licenses for home care providers and their staffs. The stepped-up requirements and licensure for assisted living facilities come about from a 2019 Minnesota law passed well before theCOVID-19
JUNE | 2021 | THE CIRCLE NEWS Families, advocates mark day of awareness for Native victims. June 4, 2021. 0. Profiles: Native Americans in Sports. IT AIN’T EASY BEING INDIAN By Ricey Wild. This past May 26 featured a Super Flower Blood Moon and total eclipse. It happened on my birthday, and I was excited and a bit apprehensive because of astronomy and astrology. I’m into those subjects and even used to write horoscopes with Native people in mind. Anyway, nothing mind-blowing happened except that I got out of my PASSING ON – APRIL 2021 Beatrice Noisy Hawk, 87, of Pierre, SD, died March 19, 2021, at Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls, SD. Beatrice Catherine Tree Top was born on December 15, 1933, to Michael and Lizzie (Looking Back) Tree Top at Fort Yates, ND. She grew up in Pierre, South Dakota. After high school, she earned her LPN at St. Mary’s Hospital in Pierre. NEW DATABASE ON MORRILL ACT & THEFT OF NATIVE LAND By Hannah Broadbent. In 1862 Abraham Lincoln passed the Morrill Act. This law gave states public lands so that they may be sold or used for profit. Those proceeds were used to establish colleges that were meant to specialize in agriculture and mechanics. Across the country, 52 colleges benefited from this act. THE BOY SCOUTS: LAND GRABS, SEXUAL ABUSE, AND BANKRUPTCY By Winona LaDuke. Let’s put it this way, the Boy Scouts are supposed to be good guys. And now they’ve got some challenges. We will add tothem.
RESIDENTS COMES TOGETHER TO PROTECT LITTLE EARTH HOUSING The goal was to stop what was happening in Minneapolis from happening in their own community. The main threats were the out-of-state and out-of-town white supremacists and the Minneapolis Police Department. “The first week was hell,” said Jolene Jones, who’s lived there since 1974, making her the longest residing Little Earth resident. MURDERED AND MISSING INDIGENOUS WOMEN BILLBOARD GOES UP IN The first Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) billboard was placed in Duluth in August, in an effort to raise awareness and build momentum for meaningful federal legislation to impact the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) tragedy arrived in Minnesota. “It is vital to address the known ‘tracks’ of trafficked Native IT AIN’T EASY BEING INDIAN By Ricey Wild. This past May 26 featured a Super Flower Blood Moon and total eclipse. It happened on my birthday, and I was excited and a bit apprehensive because of astronomy and astrology. I’m into those subjects and even used to write horoscopes with Native people in mind. Anyway, nothing mind-blowing happened except that I got out of my NATIVE-OWNED /TRIBAL ENTERPRISES STILL STRUGGLING IN Christina (Tina) Valtierra and Robert Blake are living proof the COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a heavy hand on Native-owned and operated businesses this past year. Valtierra owns and operates Minneapolis-based Native Food Perspectives, a food catering and a food and nutrition education company. This catering business focuses onserving both foods
URBAN NEWS | THE CIRCLE NEWS MN State Representative Flanagan Speaks at DNC Philadelphia, PA – White August 5, 2016. 0. Urban News. TASK FORCE FOR MMIW CREATED In November 2019, The Trump Administration launched the Executive Order on Establishing the Task Force on Missing and Murdered American Indians and Alaska Natives. This Task Force is known as Operation Lady Justice. Elizabeth Carr, Senior Police Advisor for National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center (NIWRC) remembers hearing of the Executive ROSEVILLE SEEKS TO CHANGE THE NAME OF POCAHONTAS PARK The Metropolitan Urban Indian Directors Group (MUID), a collaborative of over 25 organizations, wants to see the name change of Pocahontas Park in Roseville next. In January of 2021, the group wrote a letter to the Mayor and City Council of Roseville in support their plan, the Pocahontas Park Name – Community Engagement and Analysis Plan. RESIDENTS COMES TOGETHER TO PROTECT LITTLE EARTH HOUSING The goal was to stop what was happening in Minneapolis from happening in their own community. The main threats were the out-of-state and out-of-town white supremacists and the Minneapolis Police Department. “The first week was hell,” said Jolene Jones, who’s lived there since 1974, making her the longest residing Little Earth resident. LINE 3 CONSTRUCTION BRINGS COMPLICATION, CONTROVERSY TO A day earlier, growing tension over the protesters’ presence on the Fond du Lac Reservation had boiled over. The Carlton County Sheriff’s Office said it had received a call alleging that three people connected to the pipeline protests had thrown suspicious packages into a Line 3 OUTPATIENT PROGRAM FOR LITTLE EARTH Beginning in October, Little Earth residents will be eligible for outpatient treatment and support from health and behavioral specialists at the nearby Native American Community Clinic (NACC), 1213 E. Franklin Ave. This collaborative program is supported by the Red Lake Nation, the Northern Minnesota band of Ojibwe that isdeveloping Mino
NATIVE/OTHER COMMUNITIES LOSE ORGANIZER AND MENTOR ROBERT By Lee Egerstrom. Robert “Bob” Albee, a community organizer and activist who helped Native and other communities develop tools needed for development and cohesive community action, died on Oct. 6 after battling cancer. He was 76. MANYPOINT BOY SCOUT CAMP 2017 ionMag Theme - All rights reserved. Free WordPress Theme created with by WPIon. THE CIRCLE: NEWS FROM A NATIVE AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE Chauvin guilty of murder, manslaughter in George Floyd’s killing. May 4, 2021. 0. By Jon Collins, Riham Feshir, Brandt Williams & Matt Sepic/MPR A Hennepin County jury on April 20th found ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin guilty Profiles: Native Americans inSports.
COVID-19: NEW RULES, LICENSES COMING FOR ASSISTED LIVING New protections for elders and others residing in long term assisted living-type facilities are coming on Aug. 1 along with new requirements and licenses for home care providers and their staffs. The stepped-up requirements and licensure for assisted living facilities come about from a 2019 Minnesota law passed well before theCOVID-19
JUNE | 2021 | THE CIRCLE NEWS Families, advocates mark day of awareness for Native victims. June 4, 2021. 0. Profiles: Native Americans in Sports. PASSING ON – APRIL 2021 Beatrice Noisy Hawk, 87, of Pierre, SD, died March 19, 2021, at Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls, SD. Beatrice Catherine Tree Top was born on December 15, 1933, to Michael and Lizzie (Looking Back) Tree Top at Fort Yates, ND. She grew up in Pierre, South Dakota. After high school, she earned her LPN at St. Mary’s Hospital in Pierre.POLITICAL MATTERS
Nominating U.S. Rep. Deb Haaland, D-New Mexico, a member of Laguna Pueblo and one of the first two Native women in Congress, as the next secretary of Interior is quite remarkable. At the January event introducing his climate crisis team of White House officials and cabinet secretaries, as reported by Julian Brave NoiseCat in TheNation magazine
STATE PROGRAMS HELP NATIVE WARRIORS BECOME EMPLOYED The review showed that 86 percent of veterans receiving case-managed services successfully exited the programs with an average wage of $22.18 per hour. That is $7 an hour more than the generally accepted cost of living rate for Minnesota, and $4 more that the cost of living for a family of four. For information on available veteran services REDEMPTION, RECONCILIATION OR RESTORATIVE JUSTICE Redemption, reconciliation or restorative justice. President Sirleaf addressing the 2008 General Conference of the United Methodist Church in Fort Worth, Texas. “The world is undergoing an initiation. The ancient knowledge of our ancestors and elders is needed now more than ever as we navigate through times of illness, painful division and MURDERED AND MISSING INDIGENOUS WOMEN BILLBOARD GOES UP IN The first Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) billboard was placed in Duluth in August, in an effort to raise awareness and build momentum for meaningful federal legislation to impact the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) tragedy arrived in Minnesota. “It is vital to address the known ‘tracks’ of trafficked Native SALLY AUGER, FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF PETA WAKAN Dream of Wild Health, an organic farm specializing in American Indian agriculture and education programs for the urban Native community,announced that
WHY AIM STARTED THE HEART OF THE EARTH SURVIVAL SCHOOL By Jon Lurie/MinnPost. In 1970, the American Indian Movement (AIM) declared its intention to open a school for Native youth living in Minneapolis. AIM had identified the urgent need for Indigenous children to be educated within their own communities. Two years later, Heart of the Earth Survival School opened its doors, providing hope toNative
THE CIRCLE: NEWS FROM A NATIVE AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE Chauvin guilty of murder, manslaughter in George Floyd’s killing. May 4, 2021. 0. By Jon Collins, Riham Feshir, Brandt Williams & Matt Sepic/MPR A Hennepin County jury on April 20th found ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin guilty Profiles: Native Americans inSports.
COVID-19: NEW RULES, LICENSES COMING FOR ASSISTED LIVING New protections for elders and others residing in long term assisted living-type facilities are coming on Aug. 1 along with new requirements and licenses for home care providers and their staffs. The stepped-up requirements and licensure for assisted living facilities come about from a 2019 Minnesota law passed well before theCOVID-19
JUNE | 2021 | THE CIRCLE NEWS Families, advocates mark day of awareness for Native victims. June 4, 2021. 0. Profiles: Native Americans in Sports. PASSING ON – APRIL 2021 Beatrice Noisy Hawk, 87, of Pierre, SD, died March 19, 2021, at Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls, SD. Beatrice Catherine Tree Top was born on December 15, 1933, to Michael and Lizzie (Looking Back) Tree Top at Fort Yates, ND. She grew up in Pierre, South Dakota. After high school, she earned her LPN at St. Mary’s Hospital in Pierre.POLITICAL MATTERS
Nominating U.S. Rep. Deb Haaland, D-New Mexico, a member of Laguna Pueblo and one of the first two Native women in Congress, as the next secretary of Interior is quite remarkable. At the January event introducing his climate crisis team of White House officials and cabinet secretaries, as reported by Julian Brave NoiseCat in TheNation magazine
STATE PROGRAMS HELP NATIVE WARRIORS BECOME EMPLOYED The review showed that 86 percent of veterans receiving case-managed services successfully exited the programs with an average wage of $22.18 per hour. That is $7 an hour more than the generally accepted cost of living rate for Minnesota, and $4 more that the cost of living for a family of four. For information on available veteran services REDEMPTION, RECONCILIATION OR RESTORATIVE JUSTICE Redemption, reconciliation or restorative justice. President Sirleaf addressing the 2008 General Conference of the United Methodist Church in Fort Worth, Texas. “The world is undergoing an initiation. The ancient knowledge of our ancestors and elders is needed now more than ever as we navigate through times of illness, painful division and MURDERED AND MISSING INDIGENOUS WOMEN BILLBOARD GOES UP IN The first Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) billboard was placed in Duluth in August, in an effort to raise awareness and build momentum for meaningful federal legislation to impact the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) tragedy arrived in Minnesota. “It is vital to address the known ‘tracks’ of trafficked Native SALLY AUGER, FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF PETA WAKAN Dream of Wild Health, an organic farm specializing in American Indian agriculture and education programs for the urban Native community,announced that
WHY AIM STARTED THE HEART OF THE EARTH SURVIVAL SCHOOL By Jon Lurie/MinnPost. In 1970, the American Indian Movement (AIM) declared its intention to open a school for Native youth living in Minneapolis. AIM had identified the urgent need for Indigenous children to be educated within their own communities. Two years later, Heart of the Earth Survival School opened its doors, providing hope toNative
NEWS | THE CIRCLE NEWS A pandemic challenge: Keeping Native students connected to teachers. December 3, 2020. 0. Community News. JUNE | 2021 | THE CIRCLE NEWS Families, advocates mark day of awareness for Native victims. June 4, 2021. 0. Profiles: Native Americans in Sports.POLITICAL MATTERS
A National Truth and Reconciliation Commission ( nctr.ca) set up as part of a Canadian government apology and settlement over the schools, “concluded that at least 4,100 students died while attending the schools, many from mistreatment or neglect, others from disease or accident. It found that in many cases, families never learned the fateof
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Thousands of children have fallen from windows, but the American Indian Community Development Corporation was the first developer to get the law changed. THE BOY SCOUTS: LAND GRABS, SEXUAL ABUSE, AND BANKRUPTCY By Winona LaDuke. Let’s put it this way, the Boy Scouts are supposed to be good guys. And now they’ve got some challenges. We will add tothem.
LINE 3 CONSTRUCTION BRINGS COMPLICATION, CONTROVERSY TO A day earlier, growing tension over the protesters’ presence on the Fond du Lac Reservation had boiled over. The Carlton County Sheriff’s Office said it had received a call alleging that three people connected to the pipeline protests had thrown suspicious packages into a Line 3 MURDERED AND MISSING INDIGENOUS WOMEN BILLBOARD GOES UP IN The first Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) billboard was placed in Duluth in August, in an effort to raise awareness and build momentum for meaningful federal legislation to impact the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) tragedy arrived in Minnesota. NEW DATABASE ON MORRILL ACT & THEFT OF NATIVE LAND By Hannah Broadbent. In 1862 Abraham Lincoln passed the Morrill Act. This law gave states public lands so that they may be sold or used for profit. Those proceeds were used to establish colleges that were meant to specialize in agriculture and mechanics. Across the country, 52 colleges benefited from this act. OUTPATIENT PROGRAM FOR LITTLE EARTH Beginning in October, Little Earth residents will be eligible for outpatient treatment and support from health and behavioral specialists at the nearby Native American Community Clinic (NACC), 1213 E. Franklin Ave. This collaborative program is supported by the Red Lake Nation, the Northern Minnesota band of Ojibwe that isdeveloping Mino
NATIVE/OTHER COMMUNITIES LOSE ORGANIZER AND MENTOR ROBERT By Lee Egerstrom. Robert “Bob” Albee, a community organizer and activist who helped Native and other communities develop tools needed for development and cohesive community action, died on Oct. 6 after battling cancer. He was 76. THE CIRCLE: NEWS FROM A NATIVE AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE Chauvin guilty of murder, manslaughter in George Floyd’s killing. May 4, 2021. 0. By Jon Collins, Riham Feshir, Brandt Williams & Matt Sepic/MPR A Hennepin County jury on April 20th found ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin guilty Profiles: Native Americans inSports.
COVID-19: NEW RULES, LICENSES COMING FOR ASSISTED LIVING By Lee Egerstrom New protections for elders and others residing in long term assisted living-type facilities are coming on Aug. 1 along with new requirements and licenses for home care providers and theirstaffs.
JUNE | 2021 | THE CIRCLE NEWS Families, advocates mark day of awareness for Native victims. June 4, 2021. 0. Profiles: Native Americans in Sports. PASSING ON – APRIL 2021 Beatrice Noisy Hawk, 87, of Pierre, SD, died March 19, 2021, at Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls, SD. Beatrice Catherine Tree Top was born on December 15, 1933, to Michael and Lizzie (Looking Back) Tree Top at Fort Yates, ND. She grew up in Pierre, South Dakota. After high school, she earned her LPN at St. Mary’s Hospital in Pierre.POLITICAL MATTERS
Nominating U.S. Rep. Deb Haaland, D-New Mexico, a member of Laguna Pueblo and one of the first two Native women in Congress, as the next secretary of Interior is quite remarkable. At the January event introducing his climate crisis team of White House officials and cabinet secretaries, as reported by Julian Brave NoiseCat in TheNation magazine
STATE PROGRAMS HELP NATIVE WARRIORS BECOME EMPLOYED The review showed that 86 percent of veterans receiving case-managed services successfully exited the programs with an average wage of $22.18 per hour. That is $7 an hour more than the generally accepted cost of living rate for Minnesota, and $4 more that the cost of living for a family of four. For information on available veteran services REDEMPTION, RECONCILIATION OR RESTORATIVE JUSTICE Redemption, reconciliation or restorative justice. President Sirleaf addressing the 2008 General Conference of the United Methodist Church in Fort Worth, Texas. “The world is undergoing an initiation. The ancient knowledge of our ancestors and elders is needed now more than ever as we navigate through times of illness, painful division and MURDERED AND MISSING INDIGENOUS WOMEN BILLBOARD GOES UP IN The first Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) billboard was placed in Duluth in August, in an effort to raise awareness and build momentum for meaningful federal legislation to impact the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) tragedy arrived in Minnesota. “It is vital to address the known ‘tracks’ of trafficked Native WHY AIM STARTED THE HEART OF THE EARTH SURVIVAL SCHOOL By Jon Lurie/MinnPost. In 1970, the American Indian Movement (AIM) declared its intention to open a school for Native youth living in Minneapolis. AIM had identified the urgent need for Indigenous children to be educated within their own communities. Two years later, Heart of the Earth Survival School opened its doors, providing hope toNative
SALLY AUGER, FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF PETA WAKAN Dream of Wild Health, an organic farm specializing in American Indian agriculture and education programs for the urban Native community,announced that
THE CIRCLE: NEWS FROM A NATIVE AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE Chauvin guilty of murder, manslaughter in George Floyd’s killing. May 4, 2021. 0. By Jon Collins, Riham Feshir, Brandt Williams & Matt Sepic/MPR A Hennepin County jury on April 20th found ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin guilty Profiles: Native Americans inSports.
COVID-19: NEW RULES, LICENSES COMING FOR ASSISTED LIVING By Lee Egerstrom New protections for elders and others residing in long term assisted living-type facilities are coming on Aug. 1 along with new requirements and licenses for home care providers and theirstaffs.
JUNE | 2021 | THE CIRCLE NEWS Families, advocates mark day of awareness for Native victims. June 4, 2021. 0. Profiles: Native Americans in Sports. PASSING ON – APRIL 2021 Beatrice Noisy Hawk, 87, of Pierre, SD, died March 19, 2021, at Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls, SD. Beatrice Catherine Tree Top was born on December 15, 1933, to Michael and Lizzie (Looking Back) Tree Top at Fort Yates, ND. She grew up in Pierre, South Dakota. After high school, she earned her LPN at St. Mary’s Hospital in Pierre.POLITICAL MATTERS
Nominating U.S. Rep. Deb Haaland, D-New Mexico, a member of Laguna Pueblo and one of the first two Native women in Congress, as the next secretary of Interior is quite remarkable. At the January event introducing his climate crisis team of White House officials and cabinet secretaries, as reported by Julian Brave NoiseCat in TheNation magazine
STATE PROGRAMS HELP NATIVE WARRIORS BECOME EMPLOYED The review showed that 86 percent of veterans receiving case-managed services successfully exited the programs with an average wage of $22.18 per hour. That is $7 an hour more than the generally accepted cost of living rate for Minnesota, and $4 more that the cost of living for a family of four. For information on available veteran services REDEMPTION, RECONCILIATION OR RESTORATIVE JUSTICE Redemption, reconciliation or restorative justice. President Sirleaf addressing the 2008 General Conference of the United Methodist Church in Fort Worth, Texas. “The world is undergoing an initiation. The ancient knowledge of our ancestors and elders is needed now more than ever as we navigate through times of illness, painful division and MURDERED AND MISSING INDIGENOUS WOMEN BILLBOARD GOES UP IN The first Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) billboard was placed in Duluth in August, in an effort to raise awareness and build momentum for meaningful federal legislation to impact the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) tragedy arrived in Minnesota. “It is vital to address the known ‘tracks’ of trafficked Native WHY AIM STARTED THE HEART OF THE EARTH SURVIVAL SCHOOL By Jon Lurie/MinnPost. In 1970, the American Indian Movement (AIM) declared its intention to open a school for Native youth living in Minneapolis. AIM had identified the urgent need for Indigenous children to be educated within their own communities. Two years later, Heart of the Earth Survival School opened its doors, providing hope toNative
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By Mordecai Specktor. Santorum is cancelled In late May, former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum was fired by CNN from his senior political commentator job after making some benighted remarks aboutNative people.
IT AIN’T EASY BEING INDIAN By Ricey Wild. This past May 26 featured a Super Flower Blood Moon and total eclipse. It happened on my birthday, and I was excited and a bit apprehensive because of astronomy and astrology. COVID-19: NEW RULES, LICENSES COMING FOR ASSISTED LIVING By Lee Egerstrom New protections for elders and others residing in long term assisted living-type facilities are coming on Aug. 1 along with new requirements and licenses for home care providers and theirstaffs.
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PASSING ON – APRIL 2021 Beatrice Noisy Hawk, 87, of Pierre, SD, died March 19, 2021, at Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls, SD. Beatrice Catherine Tree Top was born on December 15, 1933, to Michael and Lizzie (Looking Back) Tree Top at Fort Yates, ND. She grew up in Pierre, South Dakota. After high school, she earned her LPN at St. Mary’s Hospital in Pierre. STATE PROGRAMS HELP NATIVE WARRIORS BECOME EMPLOYED The review showed that 86 percent of veterans receiving case-managed services successfully exited the programs with an average wage of $22.18 per hour. That is $7 an hour more than the generally accepted cost of living rate for Minnesota, and $4 more that the cost of living for a family of four. For information on available veteran services RESIDENTS COMES TOGETHER TO PROTECT LITTLE EARTH HOUSING The goal was to stop what was happening in Minneapolis from happening in their own community. The main threats were the out-of-state and out-of-town white supremacists and the Minneapolis Police Department. “The first week was hell,” said Jolene Jones, who’s lived there since 1974, making her the longest residing Little Earth resident. THE CIRCLE: NEWS FROM A NATIVE AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE Chauvin guilty of murder, manslaughter in George Floyd’s killing. May 4, 2021. 0. By Jon Collins, Riham Feshir, Brandt Williams & Matt Sepic/MPR A Hennepin County jury on April 20th found ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin guilty Profiles: Native Americans inSports.
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By Mordecai Specktor. Santorum is cancelled In late May, former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum was fired by CNN from his senior political commentator job after making some benighted remarks aboutNative people.
IT AIN’T EASY BEING INDIAN By Ricey Wild. This past May 26 featured a Super Flower Blood Moon and total eclipse. It happened on my birthday, and I was excited and a bit apprehensive because of astronomy and astrology. COVID-19: NEW RULES, LICENSES COMING FOR ASSISTED LIVING By Lee Egerstrom New protections for elders and others residing in long term assisted living-type facilities are coming on Aug. 1 along with new requirements and licenses for home care providers and theirstaffs.
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PASSING ON – APRIL 2021 Beatrice Noisy Hawk, 87, of Pierre, SD, died March 19, 2021, at Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls, SD. Beatrice Catherine Tree Top was born on December 15, 1933, to Michael and Lizzie (Looking Back) Tree Top at Fort Yates, ND. She grew up in Pierre, South Dakota. After high school, she earned her LPN at St. Mary’s Hospital in Pierre. STATE PROGRAMS HELP NATIVE WARRIORS BECOME EMPLOYED The review showed that 86 percent of veterans receiving case-managed services successfully exited the programs with an average wage of $22.18 per hour. That is $7 an hour more than the generally accepted cost of living rate for Minnesota, and $4 more that the cost of living for a family of four. For information on available veteran services RESIDENTS COMES TOGETHER TO PROTECT LITTLE EARTH HOUSING The goal was to stop what was happening in Minneapolis from happening in their own community. The main threats were the out-of-state and out-of-town white supremacists and the Minneapolis Police Department. “The first week was hell,” said Jolene Jones, who’s lived there since 1974, making her the longest residing Little Earth resident.POLITICAL MATTERS
By Mordecai Specktor. Santorum is cancelled In late May, former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum was fired by CNN from his senior political commentator job after making some benighted remarks aboutNative people.
COVID PANDEMIC GIVES MIXED BUSINESS RESULTS By Lee Egerstrom. A year after the death of George Floyd caused riots in Minneapolis and after the global COVID-19 pandemic shuttered businesses across the nation, two Native-owned construction related businesses in Minnesota show how economic turmoil can NATIVE-OWNED /TRIBAL ENTERPRISES STILL STRUGGLING IN Christina (Tina) Valtierra and Robert Blake are living proof the COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a heavy hand on Native-owned and operated businesses this past year. Valtierra owns and operates Minneapolis-based Native Food Perspectives, a food catering and a food and nutrition education company. This catering business focuses onserving both foods
IT AIN’T EASY BEING INDIAN By Ricey Wild. This past May 26 featured a Super Flower Blood Moon and total eclipse. It happened on my birthday, and I was excited and a bit apprehensive because of astronomy and astrology. URBAN NEWS | THE CIRCLE NEWS MN State Representative Flanagan Speaks at DNC Philadelphia, PA – White August 5, 2016. 0. Urban News. TROMBLAY’S MEMOIR RECOUNTS PAINFUL TRUTHS, ENCOURAGES Review by Deb Locke. In his memoir “As You Were,” Duluth native David Tromblay wrote with an outcome in mind. It is: when you the reader see something, say something. NEW PODCAST ADDRESSES OPIOID ABUSE IN TRIBAL COMMUNITIES By Erin Mathe. Jase Roe has vivid childhood memories of their mom coming home with big bottles of Vicodin prescribed for her pain. Roe didn’t know it at the time, but that was their first introduction toopioids.
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TASK FORCE FOR MMIW CREATED In November 2019, The Trump Administration launched the Executive Order on Establishing the Task Force on Missing and Murdered American Indians and Alaska Natives. This Task Force is known as Operation Lady Justice. Elizabeth Carr, Senior Police Advisor for National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center (NIWRC) remembers hearing of the Executive 6 FREE NEW RULES COMING FOR ASSISTED- LIVING HOME CARE 4 – Covid: the push for herd immunity 6 – Day of awareness for Native victims 10 – Native Americans in Sports: Lauren Sheets NEWSFROM
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NEW DATABASE ON MORRILL ACT & THEFT OF NATIVE LAND By Hannah Broadbent. In 1862 Abraham Lincoln passed the Morrill Act. This law gave states public lands so that they may be sold or used for profit. Those proceeds were used to establish colleges that were meant to specialize in agriculture and mechanics. Across the country, 52 colleges benefited from this act. OUTPATIENT PROGRAM FOR LITTLE EARTH Beginning in October, Little Earth residents will be eligible for outpatient treatment and support from health and behavioral specialists at the nearby Native American Community Clinic (NACC), 1213 E. Franklin Ave. This collaborative program is supported by the Red Lake Nation, the Northern Minnesota band of Ojibwe that isdeveloping Mino
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MURDERED AND MISSING INDIGENOUS WOMEN BILLBOARD GOES UP IN The first Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) billboard was placed in Duluth in August, in an effort to raise awareness and build momentum for meaningful federal legislation to impact the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) tragedy arrived in Minnesota. “It is vital to address the known ‘tracks’ of trafficked Native SALLY AUGER, FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF PETA WAKAN Dream of Wild Health, an organic farm specializing in American Indian agriculture and education programs for the urban Native community,announced that
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By Mordecai Specktor. Santorum is cancelled In late May, former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum was fired by CNN from his senior political commentator job after making some benighted remarks aboutNative people.
NATIVE-OWNED /TRIBAL ENTERPRISES STILL STRUGGLING IN Christina (Tina) Valtierra and Robert Blake are living proof the COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a heavy hand on Native-owned and operated businesses this past year. Valtierra owns and operates Minneapolis-based Native Food Perspectives, a food catering and a food and nutrition education company. This catering business focuses onserving both foods
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Online Employment Ads. $100 for 30 days for 1 job position with 1 logo, unlimited text. Online ads can go live any time. To have your job announcement posted, please call Cat at 612-722-3686 or email your text to: thecirclenews@gmail.com IT AIN’T EASY BEING INDIAN By Ricey Wild. This past May 26 featured a Super Flower Blood Moon and total eclipse. It happened on my birthday, and I was excited and a bit apprehensive because of astronomy and astrology. TROMBLAY’S MEMOIR RECOUNTS PAINFUL TRUTHS, ENCOURAGES Review by Deb Locke. In his memoir “As You Were,” Duluth native David Tromblay wrote with an outcome in mind. It is: when you the reader see something, say something. NEW PODCAST ADDRESSES OPIOID ABUSE IN TRIBAL COMMUNITIES By Erin Mathe. Jase Roe has vivid childhood memories of their mom coming home with big bottles of Vicodin prescribed for her pain. Roe didn’t know it at the time, but that was their first introduction toopioids.
FAMILIES, ADVOCATES MARK DAY OF AWARENESS FOR NATIVE Jeannie Hovland, the deputy assistant secretary for Native American Affairs for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, poses with a Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women mask, in Anchorage, Alaska, while attending the opening of a Lady Justice Task Force cold case office in Anchorage, which will investigate missing and murderedIndigenous women.
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THE CIRCLE: NEWS FROM A NATIVE AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE Chauvin guilty of murder, manslaughter in George Floyd’s killing. May 4, 2021. 0. By Jon Collins, Riham Feshir, Brandt Williams & Matt Sepic/MPR A Hennepin County jury on April 20th found ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin guilty Profiles: Native Americans inSports.
NEWS | THE CIRCLE NEWS A pandemic challenge: Keeping Native students connected to teachers. December 3, 2020. 0. Community News. COVID-19: NEW RULES, LICENSES COMING FOR ASSISTED LIVING New protections for elders and others residing in long term assisted living-type facilities are coming on Aug. 1 along with new requirements and licenses for home care providers and their staffs. The stepped-up requirements and licensure for assisted living facilities come about from a 2019 Minnesota law passed well before theCOVID-19
URBAN NEWS | THE CIRCLE NEWS MN State Representative Flanagan Speaks at DNC Philadelphia, PA – White August 5, 2016. 0. Urban News. STATE PROGRAMS HELP NATIVE WARRIORS BECOME EMPLOYED The review showed that 86 percent of veterans receiving case-managed services successfully exited the programs with an average wage of $22.18 per hour. That is $7 an hour more than the generally accepted cost of living rate for Minnesota, and $4 more that the cost of living for a family of four. For information on available veteran services WHY AIM STARTED THE HEART OF THE EARTH SURVIVAL SCHOOL By Jon Lurie/MinnPost. In 1970, the American Indian Movement (AIM) declared its intention to open a school for Native youth living in Minneapolis. AIM had identified the urgent need for Indigenous children to be educated within their own communities. Two years later, Heart of the Earth Survival School opened its doors, providing hope toNative
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MURDERED AND MISSING INDIGENOUS WOMEN BILLBOARD GOES UP IN The first Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) billboard was placed in Duluth in August, in an effort to raise awareness and build momentum for meaningful federal legislation to impact the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) tragedy arrived in Minnesota. “It is vital to address the known ‘tracks’ of trafficked Native SALLY AUGER, FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF PETA WAKAN Dream of Wild Health, an organic farm specializing in American Indian agriculture and education programs for the urban Native community,announced that
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NEWS | THE CIRCLE NEWS A pandemic challenge: Keeping Native students connected to teachers. December 3, 2020. 0. Community News. COVID-19: NEW RULES, LICENSES COMING FOR ASSISTED LIVING New protections for elders and others residing in long term assisted living-type facilities are coming on Aug. 1 along with new requirements and licenses for home care providers and their staffs. The stepped-up requirements and licensure for assisted living facilities come about from a 2019 Minnesota law passed well before theCOVID-19
URBAN NEWS | THE CIRCLE NEWS MN State Representative Flanagan Speaks at DNC Philadelphia, PA – White August 5, 2016. 0. Urban News. STATE PROGRAMS HELP NATIVE WARRIORS BECOME EMPLOYED The review showed that 86 percent of veterans receiving case-managed services successfully exited the programs with an average wage of $22.18 per hour. That is $7 an hour more than the generally accepted cost of living rate for Minnesota, and $4 more that the cost of living for a family of four. For information on available veteran services WHY AIM STARTED THE HEART OF THE EARTH SURVIVAL SCHOOL By Jon Lurie/MinnPost. In 1970, the American Indian Movement (AIM) declared its intention to open a school for Native youth living in Minneapolis. AIM had identified the urgent need for Indigenous children to be educated within their own communities. Two years later, Heart of the Earth Survival School opened its doors, providing hope toNative
NEW DATABASE ON MORRILL ACT & THEFT OF NATIVE LAND By Hannah Broadbent. In 1862 Abraham Lincoln passed the Morrill Act. This law gave states public lands so that they may be sold or used for profit. Those proceeds were used to establish colleges that were meant to specialize in agriculture and mechanics. Across the country, 52 colleges benefited from this act. OUTPATIENT PROGRAM FOR LITTLE EARTH Beginning in October, Little Earth residents will be eligible for outpatient treatment and support from health and behavioral specialists at the nearby Native American Community Clinic (NACC), 1213 E. Franklin Ave. This collaborative program is supported by the Red Lake Nation, the Northern Minnesota band of Ojibwe that isdeveloping Mino
MURDERED AND MISSING INDIGENOUS WOMEN BILLBOARD GOES UP IN The first Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) billboard was placed in Duluth in August, in an effort to raise awareness and build momentum for meaningful federal legislation to impact the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) tragedy arrived in Minnesota. “It is vital to address the known ‘tracks’ of trafficked Native SALLY AUGER, FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF PETA WAKAN Dream of Wild Health, an organic farm specializing in American Indian agriculture and education programs for the urban Native community,announced that
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By Mordecai Specktor. Santorum is cancelled In late May, former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum was fired by CNN from his senior political commentator job after making some benighted remarks aboutNative people.
NATIVE-OWNED /TRIBAL ENTERPRISES STILL STRUGGLING IN Christina (Tina) Valtierra and Robert Blake are living proof the COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a heavy hand on Native-owned and operated businesses this past year. Valtierra owns and operates Minneapolis-based Native Food Perspectives, a food catering and a food and nutrition education company. This catering business focuses onserving both foods
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Online Employment Ads. $100 for 30 days for 1 job position with 1 logo, unlimited text. Online ads can go live any time. To have your job announcement posted, please call Cat at 612-722-3686 or email your text to: thecirclenews@gmail.com IT AIN’T EASY BEING INDIAN By Ricey Wild. This past May 26 featured a Super Flower Blood Moon and total eclipse. It happened on my birthday, and I was excited and a bit apprehensive because of astronomy and astrology. TROMBLAY’S MEMOIR RECOUNTS PAINFUL TRUTHS, ENCOURAGES Review by Deb Locke. In his memoir “As You Were,” Duluth native David Tromblay wrote with an outcome in mind. It is: when you the reader see something, say something. NEW PODCAST ADDRESSES OPIOID ABUSE IN TRIBAL COMMUNITIES By Erin Mathe. Jase Roe has vivid childhood memories of their mom coming home with big bottles of Vicodin prescribed for her pain. Roe didn’t know it at the time, but that was their first introduction toopioids.
FAMILIES, ADVOCATES MARK DAY OF AWARENESS FOR NATIVE Jeannie Hovland, the deputy assistant secretary for Native American Affairs for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, poses with a Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women mask, in Anchorage, Alaska, while attending the opening of a Lady Justice Task Force cold case office in Anchorage, which will investigate missing and murderedIndigenous women.
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Review by Deb Locke In his memoir “As You Were,” Duluth native David Tromblay wrote with an outcome in mind. It is: when you the... It Ain't Easy Being Indian IT AIN’T EASY BEING INDIAN – JUNE 2021June 4, 2021
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By Ricey Wild This past May 26 featured a Super Flower Blood Moon and total eclipse. It happened on my birthday, and I was excited...Covid-19 Pandemic
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By Lee Egerstrom New protections for elders and others residing in long term assisted living-type facilities are coming on Aug. 1 along with new requirements...Cover Story
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Lee Egerstrom Minnesotans were told they can return to more “normal” activity as April came to an end although, it appears, the new “normal” also...Cover Story
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By Lee Egerstrom With Minneapolis on pins and needles during the recent Derek Chauvin murder trial, the city reached out to seven community organizations to...Environment
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By Winona LaDuke Are you going to shoot us for a Canadian pipeline company? Or put another way, if this pipeline is such a good...Covid-19 Pandemic
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By Dan Gunderson/MPR Anton Treuer calls himself an Ojibwe language warrior. He’s been working to preserve and share the language for two decades. He spends a...News
CHAUVIN GUILTY OF MURDER, MANSLAUGHTER IN GEORGE FLOYD’S KILLINGMay 4, 2021
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By Jon Collins, Riham Feshir, Brandt Williams & Matt Sepic/MPR A Hennepin County jury on April 20th found ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin guilty... Profiles: Native Americans in Sports LEXUS EAGLE CHASING COMES UP BIG FOR THE UOF MN-MORRIS COUGARSMay 4, 2021
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By Dan Ninham Lexus Eagle Chasing was a 5-8, junior guard on the University of Minnesota-Morris basketball team this past season. Sheis enrolled with...
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POWWOW STORY FOR CHILDREN WILL DANCE INTO YOUR HEARTMay 4, 2021
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Review by Deborah Locke The young Ojibwe girl, Josie, wants more than anything to dance for the first time at the summer powwow. Thissweet...
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Review by Deborah Locke While still a little girl, Sharice Davids (Ho Chunk) raced through the house doing high kicks and air punches, justlike...
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By Ricey Wild “Well...we made it this far”, said my nephew, Jerone at intervals heading out of the Cities. He was seven years oldand...
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By Lee Egerstrom The message came down in late April from the White House, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and statecapitols...
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