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Join with your friends, family, or other community members to collect non-perishable food, water and juice. Non-perishable food items should be taken
Minneapolis, like many urban centers across the United States, faces the complex issue of homelessness, evident in the presence of homeless encampments scattered throughout the city. These encampments are a…
homelessnessTo feast and to flourish. Last Friday, January 11th, a feast was held at the Minneapolis American Indian Center. It had been three weeks to the day since the last…
The new Minneapolis Navigation Center opened last week. Less than four months after Native American leaders requested a meeting with Mayor Frey to discuss the public health issues raised by…
If you’re here on the Franklin Hiawatha Camp website I’ll bet you’ve heard of the new “Navigation Center” being created by the City of Minneapolis and a variety of government…
Below is a letter from Inspector Sullivan of the Minneapolis Police Department 3rd Precinct: From the Minneapolis Police Department’s 3rd Precinct November 5, 2018 We understand that homelessness, addiction, and…
On Friday September 7, 2018 Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey met with representatives of the Metropolitan Urban Indian Directors Group, Natives Against Heroin, the leadership of the Red Lake and Leech…