Urban Ndn Detroit

09/30/2022

01/14/2022

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Hello there. The Detroit Repertory Theatre is currently searching for Native American actresses for a professional live theatre production opening in April. We are union and pay our actors. If you know anyone who might be interested, please email [email protected]

11/02/2021

TONIGHT!! REGISTER NOW!! It's not too late to register for the Fall Season of Building Our Bundle! Building Our Bundle (BOB) is a 6-week online program for Indigenous youth (14-29) to learn spiritual and mental health skills to promote resilience, social connection, and cultural connectedness. Connect with others, learn skills, and get support with your wellness journey! ⁠⁠
Join us for our *Dagwaagin/Fall Season of BoB* beginning next week on Monday, November 1st!!⁠ The name for this season is *Ganawishkodawe* which translates to (as much as possible in English): *They Tend the Fire.* ⁠⁠
This season, we will be focusing on emotional regulation and distress tolerance DBT skills using a braided approach. ⁠
**Register now on our website! (link in bio)⁠**⁠⁠
Ganawishkodawe (ganaw-/ care, attend; /-ishkodaw-/ fire; /-e/)⁠
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**They: 3s ind. inclusive of s/he. In Anishinaabemowin if 'they' is pluralized any prefix and/or suffix can change while the root of a verb will remain.⁠⁠

10/07/2021

Join us on October 14 in honor of Indigenous Peoples’ Day (in the United States) and World Food Day 2021 to learn from Indigenous Chefs and Producers of Turtle Island (North America). Engage with Indigenous chefs, producers and international experts on the importance of Indigenous Peoples’ food systems and cuisine in the kitchen, production, policy, schools and community. Participating chefs and the first 50 participants to register will receive a Native Foods Connection box from the American Indian Foods Program of the Intertribal Agriculture Council featuring Indigenous-produced products including blue corn mix, acorn bites, chokecherry syrup, bison sticks and more!
Renown Indigenous Chefs Elena Terry, Rich Francis, Nephi Craig, and Chef Alfredo Oropeza of Mexico will be joining us with Indigenous Producers from Bow and Arrow, LLC and Sakari Farms.
Co-hosted by - FAO North America, Intertribal Agriculture Council, Slow Food Turtle Island Association and Slow Food USA. Join the conversation by using
Register here - https://fao.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_JY9XQIoBSWe1J0WG3M1Kqg

07/31/2021

Paid gardening position opportunity in the Native garden! Seeking a part time gardener/apprentice that has and/or seeks knowledge in Native plants, cultivation and their uses. Hours are flexible, taking in consideration your availability and of course the weather!

07/28/2021

Maybe the first ever Indigenous music festival is happening in Detroit, get your tickets here!

Michigan's First Native American Music Festival || A dynamic experience of Native music and culture held on Anishinaabe lands in SW Detroit