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January 23, 2019
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Minnesota Native News: Nibi and the life it supports

This week on Minnesota Native News, tribes across the state work together to present a clear path forward to protect wild rice and AICHO in Duluth hosts a pop up event focused on nibi or water. [Read Transcript...]

January 18, 2019
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Minnesota Native News: Getting Back What Was Lost

This week on Minnesota Native news we hear about an exhibit that tells the story of how AIM grew out of Stillwater prison, and a cross-cultural group of neighbors talk about the Dakota history of Lake Hiawatha in Minneapolis. [Read Transcript...]

December 12, 2018
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Minnesota Native News: After short term shelter, then what?

For nearly 10 months a tent city has been growing along a 6 lane stretch of road on the south side of Minneapolis. The encampment of homeless people has been dubbed the Wall of Forgotten Natives for the many Native people staying there. This week a new shelter is opening on a plot of land … [Read Transcript...]

November 7, 2018
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Minnesota Native News: Healing & Homelessness in Minneapolis

4 people have now died at the homeless encampment in Minneapolis. The site – also called the Wall of Forgotten Natives for the many Native residents there — was established by individuals and families without shelter. But it’s become the central focus of many urban Native agencies in the Twin Cities. On October 29th those … [Read Transcript...]

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