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American Heart Month
February may be American Heart Month, but it is important to be aware of your heart health all year long.
Buddy Up Challenge
Potawatomi Community Center 5471 The Place Where Everyone Plays Rd, Lincoln, WI, United States
Indigenous Breastfeeding Counselor Training
We Care 612 Highway 32, Wabeno, Wisconsin, United States
Indigenous Breastfeeding Counselor Training
We Care 612 Highway 32, Wabeno, Wisconsin, United StatesThis is a foundational breastfeeding course for those that identify as Indigenous/First Nations/Native. At the end of the training IBCs will have the clinical skills to serve lactating families in their community & help families provide their babies with their first sacred food - Breastmilk!
Youth Drum Group
Potawatomi Community Center 5471 The Place Where Everyone Plays Rd, Lincoln, WI, United States
Youth Archery Club
Potawatomi Community Center 5471 The Place Where Everyone Plays Rd, Lincoln, WI, United StatesJoin us to learn the fundamentals of competitive archery taught by our NASP Certified Instructors!
Indigenous Breastfeeding Counselor Training
We Care 612 Highway 32, Wabeno, Wisconsin, United States
Indigenous Breastfeeding Counselor Training
We Care 612 Highway 32, Wabeno, Wisconsin, United StatesThis is a foundational breastfeeding course for those that identify as Indigenous/First Nations/Native. At the end of the training IBCs will have the clinical skills to serve lactating families in their community & help families provide their babies with their first sacred food - Breastmilk!
bodwéwadmimwen with the Language Apprentices
FCP Cultural Center, Library & Museum 8130 Mish Ko Swen Drive, Crandon, WI, United StatesThe Language Department invites other language learners to join our apprentice classes on Tuesdays at 10am - 12pm. However, we will not meet if the museum is closed.
NIM’EDIK ( YOU ALL DANCE DANCE)
Potawatomi Community Center 5471 The Place Where Everyone Plays Rd, Lincoln, WI, United StatesThis 1-hour class is an introduction to and celebration of Northern Woodland Style. Over 5 weeks we will explore the history, styles of dance, the songs, and why we dance. Students will gain a foundation and the confidence to venture off on their own.