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SUMMARY:MPR News Radio Broadcast Camp: Priority Application Deadline
DESCRIPTION:Are you a storyteller? Do you like writing? Do you like listening to the radio? \nLearn from media professionals how to tell stories about Minnesota’s Indigenous communities at Radio Broadcast Camp presented by MPR News and founding partner ThreeSixty Journalism\, along with KRSM Radio\, American Indian Family Center\, and MIGIZI. \nYour story could air on the radio! \nOpen to high school students presented in a hybrid format. \nYou can attend virtually or in person at the University of St. Thomas. \nAnd\, you’ll earn a stipend for attending camp! \nSPOTS ARE LIMITED! \nPriority application deadline Thursday\, March 31\, 2022. \nVisit threesixty.stthomas.edu/apply to learn more\, and apply. Please select “AIFC student” upon applying. \nQUESTIONS? Contact Program Manager Dymanh Chhoun at dchhoun@stthomas.edu.
URL:https://aifcmn.org/event/mpr-news-radio-broadcast-camp-priority-application-deadline/
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CATEGORIES:Community Events,Youth Services
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SUMMARY:Traditional American Indian Cedar Healing Ceremony
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to a Traditional Cedar Healing Ceremony  held in person on Friday\, April 22nd\nLocation & Date: Indigenous Roots\, 788 E. 7th Street\, St. Paul\, 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm\nSpiritual Leaders: Dr. Dennis Jones Pebaamibines (originally from Nigigoonsiminikaaning First Nation. Pebaamibine is also the author of Daga Anishinaabemodaa presents basic lessons for learning Anishinaabemowin\, the language of the Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) people.\, joining him are AIFCs Sharyl Whitehawk\, & Rich Antell.  \nThis Ceremony is intended to help those who have experienced trauma\, stress\, grief and loss\, PTSD\, and work fatigue.\n \nThis Cedar Healing Ceremony is open to the community\, and families are welcome to attend in person. \nPlease bring a dish to share if you can\, and it’s recommended that ladies wear skirts\, and there will be skirts available if needed. \nLink to Previous Ghost Feasting Talk & Cedar Healing Ceremony https://youtu.be/bauKAJzZjTM \nMore info about Cedar:\nFor thousands of years\, the cedar tree has been revered for its spiritual significance. Its wood was used for the doors of sacred temples and burned in cleansing ceremonies for purification. In addition\, Cedar has a long history of use in indigenous sweat lodge ceremonies\, and the tree was thought to house important gods and be an entrance to higher spiritual realms. \nCedar is first and foremost a medicine of protection. When first moving in\, it is often used to cleanse a home\, inviting unwanted spirits to leave and protecting a person\, place\, or object from unwanted influences. In addition\, Cedar is often used in the sweat lodge ceremony. A few pinches are thrown on the red-hot rocks\, immediately sparking into a yellow glow and releasing their aroma. The smoke of burning Cedar attracts good spirits and eliminates negative energies. \nThe Cedar is also one of the four sacred plants of the indigenous American Medicine Wheel and represents the Southern direction. The other plants contained in the Medicine Wheel are White Sage representing the West\, Sweetgrass representing the North\, and Tobacco representing the East.
URL:https://aifcmn.org/event/traditional-american-indian-cedar-healing-ceremony/
LOCATION:Indigenous Roots Cultural Arts Center\, 788 East 7th Street\, Saint Paul\, MN\, 55106\, United States
CATEGORIES:AIFC,Community Events,Family Services
ORGANIZER;CN="Indigenous Roots":MAILTO:info@indigenous-roots.org
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