DIVISION OF INDIAN WORK
Division of Indian Work
815265328
2017
MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55407
diw-mn.org
DivisionofIndianWork
Podobné organizace
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Minneapolis American Indian Center |
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The Elders Program is offering rides for our elders to the Prairie Island Powwow this Saturday and Sunday! On May 24th and 25th, meeting time will be at DIW at 11am both days. They will be staying until the end of each day and then returning back. (fb)
Division of Indian Work will be closed next Monday, May 26th, for Memorial Day. We will reopen with our regular hours on Tuesday the 27th. (fb)
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Division of Indian Work Empowering Urban American Indians Our beautiful 70th Anniversary logo was created by Mil Co About The Division of Indian Work DIW has been a key contributor to the Native community for over 70 years. Our mission is to support and strengthen urban American Indian people through culturallybased education traditional healing approaches and leadership development. We achieve this by focusing on community and delivering programs and services directly or in partnership with other organizations. Our vision is American Indian communities that build upon inherent strengths and create safe healthy and nurturing environments in which everyone thrives.
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