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 Four Sisters Monument Minneapolis | The Native American Awareness (NAA) Task Group aims at raising consciousness and increasing knowledge about Native American culture, especially in Minnesota. We study the history and special problems experienced by Indians, who remain underserved in contemporary society, and we share what we learn with each other, with other Sisters, Consociates, and interested others. Membership in the Task Group depends upon enrollment; it is available to anyone attending NAA meetings. There are no dues or required obligations.
Contact Person: Vera Chester, CSJ, vchester@csjstpaul.org
Rebecca Roepke, McNair Scholar and December 2011 Commencement Speaker at St. Catherine University included That American Flag by Luci Tapahonso in her speech. The poem is from the Survivance Poetry genre and is 1) Poetry of Witness 2) Poetry of Resistance 3) Poetry of Healing and Transformation. She holds majors in Social Work and American Indian Studies and a minor in English. Dream of Wild HealthNative Owned Organic Farm: Hugo, MN
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