October 11, 2021 is Indigenous People’s Day here in Bozeman. In most other Montana cities and counties, as well as other states across our country, the day is designated as … Continue reading Cultivating Relationships with Indigenous Peoples
Each Sunday we acknowledge that the land we hold our services on was previously inhabited by the indigenous people of this area. How is it that today non-indigenous people hold … Continue reading Dominion, Resistance & Resiliency in North America
Dr. Shane Doyle, Apsaalooké (Crow) Nation historian, will describe the ancient Plains Indian tradition of fasting for spiritual medicine in the Crazy Mountains.
Meg Singer will be speaking on issues of justice for indigenous people and specifically indigenous women. She will highlight what we, as aspiring allies, can do to actively promote change … Continue reading Justice for Indigenous People
Celebrations to honor Christopher Columbus have been occurring in this country since 1792. Not until 500 years after Columbus’ arrival to this continent was an alternative holiday, Indigenous Peoples Day, … Continue reading Honoring Indigenous People
Ft. Peck and Ft. Belknap Tribes are working hard to bring back the buffalo to the plains for spiritual, cultural and economic reasons. The buffalo embodies the spirit of many … Continue reading The Benefits of Wallowing
