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Minnesota Native News is a weekly 5-minute radio segment covering ideas and events relevant to Minnesota’s Native American communities since 2014. The team includes a majority of Native reporters/producers all sharing in the editorial and story-telling duties.
This week on Minnesota Native News: the Minneapolis-St. Paul transit police say they will work to fix racial disparities in citations and arrests, heath care providers working with Native moms earn statewide recognition and the Fond Du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa prepares for February election in District 2. [Read Transcript...]
This week on Minnesota Native News: calls for ending racial disparities in Beltrami County courts and the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community teams up with the University of Minnesota once again. [Read Transcript...]
This week on Minnesota Native New: the Minnesota Indian Affairs Committee has a new director, a group is organizing housing for homeless women in treatment for addiction, and conversations are happening around the state about art work on display in the state capitol building. [Read Transcript...]
This week on Minnesota Native news: The city of Duluth’s Indigenous Commission is finalizing a report documenting the history of Native Americans in the city. Many people involved hope it will have a positive impact on the city’s landscape and relations between Natives and non-Natives in the region. [Read Transcript...]
