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Adam Penford’s production begins performances at Nottingham Playhouse in May

The Peregrine lander was due to deposit several people’s ashes on the Moon. The Navajo Nation is calling for broader discussion. The Peregrine lander was due to deposit several people’s ashes on the Moon. The Navajo Nation is calling for broader discussion.

Restorative justice is a method of resolution wherein people who are affected by a crime work together to address the harm caused and put things right.

In the summer of 2021, a month after the world was awakened by the discovery of 215 remains of innocent school children at the Kamloops Industrial Residential School in British Columbia, I attended a community event in my hometown, Grand Rapids, Michigan. The four-hour event included a potluck dinner, jingle-dress dancing, and a talking circle. The talking circle was filled with honest dialogue and tears.

The 2023 Winona-Dakota Unity Alliance (WDUA) Gathering, Homecoming, and Wacipi will be held on Saturday, September 30, and on Sunday, October 1.

How our cultural traditions and heritage can give us more confidence as we embrace our new lives in Christ.

On Sunday, the Ballard House Project, alongside numerous local partners, will host Dr. Freeman Hrabowski, President Emeritus at The University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), as a speaker in their summer series, Community Talking Circles. 

Brigit Truex is an artist, poet, jewelry maker, and storyteller. Every picture she paints, poem she writes, or handcrafted piece of jewelry she creates tells a story.

May 5 is the national day of awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons. A virtual talking circle at noon today will center on how Native women have worked to address and end the epidemic.

Dr. John Lowe will deliver the keynote address during Eastern Mennonite University’s Commencement ceremony on Sunday, May 7.