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Native Hope is a nonprofit organization that believes in the power of storytelling to dismantle barriers, bring healing, and inspire hope for Native people.
Chamberlain, South Dakota
Joined January 2015
📚 Reading is more than just a skill—it is a gateway to imagination, learning, & opportunity. Access to books fosters a love of storytelling, strengthens literacy, & empowers them to dream big. This Read Across America Day, learn why literacy matters: https://t.co/sn5SKzPxtN
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In August, the Avera Health Employee Engagement Team of Sioux Falls filtered a book drive through Native Hope, donating close to 2,000 books to Native communities.
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Statistics reveal that 1 in 5 females and 1 in 7 males engage in self-harm, often beginning in adolescence. Let's stand together to bring awareness and hope by sharing stories and fostering open conversations on Self-Injury Awareness Day. https://t.co/iUywv8wQkE
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Feathers are crucial to Native American culture. Each bird's feather symbolizes something different within Native communities. Learn about some of these different meanings. https://t.co/mcFYGrF7dq
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One of the largest tribes in Native history, the Sioux dominated the plains and are one of the most significant tribes in American history. Learn more in our post: https://t.co/SE7MXobHRE
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Explore the dynamic and powerful history, culture, and traditions of Sioux Native Americans.
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Do you know the history of the Cherokee Tribe? Learn more about this group in our blog post highlighting their story: https://t.co/f7Q4D7hWN8
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The Cherokee nation is one of the largest and most well-known Native American tribes.
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Native Art tells the stories of a thousand generations. Explore how one Native artist started a film company in this blog post: https://t.co/dlDWSTcTY1
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The idea was suddenly and unexpectedly born in 1995. I was living at my mother's house on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation in eastern Arizona.
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Your message of kindness, Mariah, is what is needed most in these difficult times. Catch more My Native Hopes here: https://t.co/N7e609fEtY
#MyNativeHope #MyHope #NativeAmerican #NativeHope
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Zitkala-Sa was born Gertrude Simmons on February 22, 1876, on the Yankton Indian Reservation in South Dakota, and died on January 26, 1938, in Washington, D.C. Learn about her legacy now:
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Zitkala-Sa's legacy endures through her contributions as a writer, educator, activist, and musician. Her work continues to inspire generations with her unwavering commitment to her people and her...
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Learn how Native communities kept their history throughout the year through Winter Count:
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The Winter Count was the way we passed down our history from one generation to the next. This practice was different for different tribes, although most Native people painted on hides, which they...
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Discover the power of communality, a word we borrow from our Indigenous relatives in the South, and how we're embracing communality to help build strong women. https://t.co/F8JzS8RqvI
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Three Sisters Collective aims to re-center a Pueblo/Indigenous presence in Santa Fe through art, activism, education and community building.
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It's Random Acts of Kindness Day. Understand how you can make a difference just by offering a simple hello or a smile to someone. https://t.co/CClQkhVygV
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Is it possible that a simple gesture, a smile, a note, a hello can stop someone from taking his or her life? The answer is, yes.
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Read into the history of the Children of the Large-Beaked Bird. Learn about the Crow Tribe today. https://t.co/z7Sq2cw95i
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The true crow tribe history is full of impressive art, expert horsemanship, and an enduring passion for language. Read to learn about this tribe’s culture.
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February 14th is the National Day of Action for MMIW. Learn more about this threat to Natives and share what you learn through our toolkit. https://t.co/ZiJTfg00Pt
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Erasing language is erasing culture. Learn more about how we champion language preservation: https://t.co/OCFCwerJoU
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At Native Hope, we champion Native voices and stories. Join us in learning more about the Apache Nation and how they've remained resilient through forced assimilation attempts. https://t.co/wlEnqvgWcO
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The Apache Nation has a vibrant history and culture. Read on to learn what happened to the Apache tribe throughout the years.
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Ahéheé, Nicolle. Your work with families provides so much inspiration. Catch more My Native Hopes here: https://t.co/F33D2ER7RH
#MyNativeHope #MyHope #NativeAmerican #NativeHope
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Today is National Wear Red Day for Women's Heart Health. Protect your Native sisters by learning the signs. Learn more and discover how to spot a heart attack or stroke in women.
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February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. Check out this resource and learn the signs and how to help victims of teen dating violence. https://t.co/KP9LxZf5eH
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On February 8, 1887, the Dawes Act was approved. Read more about how it impacted Native lives in the National Archives. https://t.co/mtXotk3YRQ
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On Teen Dating Violence Awareness Day, we're sharing information on how violence and circumstances affect Native youth, download our guide to Native American Life Today. https://t.co/zdiZE6z0hF
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