Valarie Chadwick of the Algaaciq Tribe of Alaska will lead us in a discussion covering topics including MMIW/MMIR, traditional healing, mental health and wellness, domestic violence and sexual assault. The evening will include a traditional meal of hullcorn soup with biscuits, wild rice berry dish, tea, coffee, and water.    

April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. Circles of Strength (COS) recognizes the importance of families and communities working together to protect children. According to research, the best way to prevent child abuse and neglect is to support families. This festival supports families by offering a safe space for Native families to connect to their […]

In honor of Missing & Murdered Indigenious Peoples (MMIW/MMIP) Day, please join us for a meal, and create a sign to represent your missing or murdered loved one for MMIW Day on May 5th and/or the Wrap the Capitol in Red event on May 7th. This gathering will also include conversations about the impacts of […]

We are partnering with Electa Quinney Institute at UW-Milwaukee, UW-Milwaukee American Indian Student Center, & UWM Sociocultural, to present a film screening of "Murdered & Missing in Montana." This documentary sheds light on the harrowing experiences facing Indigenous communities.