Indigenous

I was born to a mother whose Dakota ancestry defined how she interacted with nature. It was inherent. Walks in

LGBTQ+ content is made possible by Ellie Krug When MaryAnne Quiroz discovered she had the opportunity to open an arts and

“Native people are collected in Natural History museums because that is how we have always been viewed. It helps to perpetuate that idea of us being extinct.”

A Conversation With Delina White (Leech Lake) LGBTQ+ content is made possible by Ellie Krug In June 2019, Delina White’s clothing

Task Force Work Begins Minnesota History Needs Your Vote Construction to create a revitalized Historic Fort Snelling begins soon, and the Minnesota  Historical  Society has 

Every two years, the Rural Arts & Culture Summit brings together arts practitioners and organizations to discuss strategies that build

As a national holiday, Thanksgiving Day is a commemoration of what in school we used to call “The First Thanksgiving.”

commentary of Indigenous women about their passions Evelyn Bellanger (White Earth): Roots  When I was a child I asked my

“We women turn things inside out and set things right. We salvage what we can of human garments and piece the rest into blankets.
— Louise Erdrich, “Four Souls”

Marcie Rendon is a contributor to Minnesota Women’s Press and author of plays, poetry, non-fiction, and fiction. (photo by Sarah