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New Ojibwe Children’s Book Shares the Seven Grandfather Teachings Through ‘Aaniin: I See Your Light'
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One afternoon, during the pandemic, I sat alone at my kitchen table. Over the months I would read a lot (like so many of us did then). One theme kept resurfacing as I read books, articles, and social media posts: The Seven Grandfather Teachings (which I’ve included below).
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Renowned author Nikki Grimes and debut picture book writer Stacy Wells (Choctaw) lend their resonant, lyrical voices to award-winning artist E. B. Lewis’s (Lenni Lenape) luminous watercolor illustrations in a deeply moving picture book that explores heritage, memory, and the enduring power of ancestral love.
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From these hands, old to new, a tradition of love passes through.
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From January 21 to February 1, The Visitors will be at Perelman Performing Arts Center (PAC NYC), making its international debut in New York City. Written by Jane Harrison and directed by Wesley Enoch, this award-winning play is a Moogahlin Performing Arts and Sydney Theatre Company Production, produced by Performing Lines, and presented in partnership with Under the Radar Festival©.
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For generations, many Native families have relied on community knowledge, not institutions, to guide their financial lives. That wisdom remains essential.
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As First American Capital Corporation’s (FACC) influence expands across Wisconsin, it is through strong community partnerships that connect Native entrepreneurs with business loan options, education and resources for success.
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The Indian Arts and Crafts Board (IACB), an agency in the U.S. Department of the Interior, was created by Congress to promote the economic development of American Indian and Alaska Natives (Indian) through the expansion of the Indian arts and crafts market. As part of its promotional services, the IACB maintains the Source Directory of American Indian and Alaska Native Owned and Operated Arts and Crafts Businesses, a great resource for people looking to buy authentic Indian art or Indian artists interested in a free business listing.
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Across the country today, museums are being forced to reckon with the truth. For centuries, most mainstream museums were built from taking — taking objects, taking stories, taking lands. They displayed the Ancestors of Native Nations under the banner of “education,” while silencing the very Peoples those Ancestors came from.
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Brimley, MI – November 5, 2025 – As rising grocery costs and recent government instability affecting Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits strain household budgets, Bay Mills Community College (BMCC) is reaffirming its commitment to student well-being by ensuring reliable access to nutritious food through its Campus Cares Cupboard and free lunch program, now bolstered by critical state grant funding.
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