Join American Indian Family Center’s Father & Men’s Outreach Specialist, Rich Antell, for a hybrid Men’s Smudge and Support Group. It will be a potluck at the American Indian Family Center, so please bring a dish to share if you can! Don’t miss this chance to gather with other American Indian men to explore your identity, […]
Open to anyone wanting to learn to have healthy boundaries and healthy relationships with the other addicts/alcoholics in their lives. Join us every Tuesday at 7 PM CST for help […]
Beginning Wednesday, December 7, 2022, from noon to 1:30 PM, mothers-to-be, or mothers with children up to 13 months are invited to join Wakanyeja Kin Wakan Pi (Our Children Are […]
MIWRC is hosting, Women’s Conversations: Walking with our Ancestors Wednesday, December 14th from 5-7:30 PM Community Room at MIWRC- 2300 15th Ave. South A meal will be provided! Contact: Erin […]
Ombi'ayaa Anishinaabe-Ininiiwug (Rise Up Original Men) invites the men's support and smudge group participants and their families interested in learning and sharing to share a meal and practice learning songs. […]
Open to anyone wanting to work on recovery from any addiction. Every Thursday at 7 pm CST, AIFC’s Khunsi Onikan program will be sponsoring a culturally-based recovery support Wellbriety/Medicine Wheel […]
Open to anyone wanting to learn to have healthy boundaries and healthy relationships with the other addicts/alcoholics in their lives. Join us every Tuesday at 7 PM CST for help and hope. Suppose you have a loved one dealing with addiction. In that case, our Khunsi Onikan Program sponsors these weekly Native American culturally-based, one-hour […]
Beginning Wednesday, December 7, 2022, from noon to 1:30 PM, mothers-to-be, or mothers with children up to 13 months are invited to join Wakanyeja Kin Wakan Pi (Our Children Are […]
Ombi'ayaa Anishinaabe-Ininiiwug (Rise Up Original Men) invites the men's support and smudge group participants and their families interested in learning and sharing to share a meal and practice learning songs. […]
"American Indians and Alaska Natives (AI/AN) are at higher risk of dying by suicide compared with other Americans. In 2019, non-Hispanic AI/AN people had a suicide rate 60% greater than the general population." - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Join us for a presentation by D. Richard Wright (Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe), LADC […]
