Standing Rock CDC is now Seven Stones Corp. Our name comes from our way of prayer — seven stones come first, and everything we do follows the sevens. Same people. Same purpose. Same Standing Rock roots. New website coming soon: https://t.co/UgIdaLwIJ6
In a partnership between us, the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, and the Mni Wičoni Clinic and Farm, we are trying to assess the needs of our community to better aid our people. Please fill out the survey at this link if you are able: https://t.co/qVAcofatCN
We are helping to establish household gardens and community gardens! Apply online at:
https://t.co/nf7VT1vNJM
Or pick up an application at 181 Agency Ave., Fort Yates, ND. See flyer for contact information.
There will be a food distribution event next week: ALL Standing Rock community members (no matter what community that you live in) are more than welcome to go to one of the drop-off locations listed above on the flyer and get the distributed resources directly.
The exhibition Developing Stories: Native Photographers in the Field are photo essays by #Native photojournalists @RusselADaniels (Diné descent & Ho-Chunk descent) and @TailyrIrvine (Salish & Kootenai), created in collaboration with @SmithsonianNMAI https://t.co/c0MjiRnxQa
#NativeForum panel discussing a wide range of #NativeEd topics from cultural and language revitalization, to the importance of the #NativeVote, to the harmful effects of Native-themed mascots on #NativeStudents.
We’d like to congratulate our board member Regan Dunn for being a part of this project, showing the world what its like to be a first year college student here! Follow the link for more info on what she’s doing!
https://t.co/kByh4e4Arr
Today we remember the Wounded Knee Massacre where U.S. Calvary killed 300 men, women and children. My great grandmother was 10 years old and only family survivor. Painting is from a 1919 photo of my great grandmother and grandmother. Maggie MacKichan is the artist.