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05/08/2026

Talented People Doing Incredible Things.

05/04/2026

MMIR - Awareness is key for harm reduction.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Last year, Phoenix Johnson came across a news article that made her feel faint. “It was jarring for me,” she told Native News Online. “I cried. I felt angry. I also felt vindicated.” The article announced Dr. Richard McGrath’s sentencing for multipl...

11/28/2025

Native American Heritage Month

In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, Lisa did a read-aloud to our local toddlers group at the Lexington Public Library. Lisa is an Oglalla Sioux tribal member and she loves children. S…

10/18/2025

Greetings, Initially conceived as a "Day of Unity" in 1981, the annual October observation of Domestic Violence Awareness Month evolved as advocates recognized the necessity for a more sustained and focused effort. A complex and hidden issue: Domestic violence is a multifaceted problem, extending beyond physical harm to include emotional, psychological, and financial abuse. Because abuse often occurs in private, a full month allows for ongoing public campaigns to make the signs more recognizable to everyone....

Greetings, Initially conceived as a “Day of Unity” in 1981, the annual October observation of Domestic Violence Awareness Month evolved as advocates recognized the necessity for a more …

07/30/2025

We were happy to participate in a local fundraiser where local businesses hosted a classroom that helped with a variety of projects. In our case, we hosted a 2nd-grade class that helped make Thank You cards. And believe me, we have a whole lot of reasons to write Thank You cards! We had fun helping the children make the cards and the hand collage featured above by dipping their little hands in acrylic paint....

We were happy to participate in a local fundraiser where local businesses hosted a classroom that helped with a variety of projects. In our case, we hosted a 2nd-grade class that helped make Thank …

05/06/2025

The Lions Club Spreading Awareness about Human Trafficking.

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05/06/2025

A day to remember an Indigenous loved one who has gone missing or been murdered. The MMIP crisis highlights the disproportionately high rates of violence, missing persons cases, and murders experienced by Native Americans and Alaska Natives compared to the overall population. Factors contributing to this crisis include historical government policies, land seizures, and ongoing violence within Indigenous communities. Efforts are underway to address the MMIP crisis, including improved data collection, increased funding for investigations and victim services, and raising awareness about the issue....

A day to remember an Indigenous loved one who has gone missing or been murdered. The MMIP crisis highlights the disproportionately high rates of violence, missing persons cases, and murders experie…

05/05/2025

May 5th is a day to remember. Thank you, Lincoln Indian Center, for creating an event that was inspirational and empowering.

04/02/2025

Please share this with families that may benefit from Camp Catch-Up's work!

01/15/2025

Another January Give-a-Way!

Nominate a Hero for a Self-Care Treat!

Know someone who works tirelessly and deserves a little pampering? Here's your chance to give them the recognition they deserve! Head over to tinyurl.com/wellbrietyselfcarenomination and tell us why your nominee should be chosen for this award. The ideal candidate will be someone who embodies the spirit of servant leadership and works hard to help others in the community, but maybe doesn't take enough time for themselves. Remember, we're not looking for perfectly worded responses, just heartfelt ones!

Nominations must be submitted by 8:00 am MST on January 29, 2025. The winner will be announced on our social media channels on Friday, January 31, 2025.

Note: AI-generated entries will be disqualified.

Let's celebrate the unsung heroes in our lives!

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