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Cultural Preservation

Efforts to preserve and revitalize Native languages, cultures, and traditions.

Theater
‘BlueJay’s Canoe’ tackles Native life during pandemic and wildfires
Brian Bull
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Food sovereignty
From seed to supper: Husband and wife duo share passion for local Indigenous food
Gabrielle Nelson
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Environmental Stewardship
‘Good fire’ at Chaa-lamali: Young Natives practice cultural burn
Brian Bull
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​​State Recognition
North Dakota proclaims First Nations Day and Native American Heritage Month
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Language revival
Language efforts in MHA Nation are strong but limited by few first speakers
Kadin Mills
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Language matters
American Indian vs Native American: Which term is right and when?
Teresa Trumbly Lamsam, Ph.D.
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