Monday, December 19, 2016 – Stealing Native designs
Some enterprising companies are taking advantage of the popularity of the Dakota Access pipeline fight by selling knock-off “No DAPL t-shirts”. Some Native artists say their designs are being used without permission. What can artists do to protect their work? How do you now that what you’re buying is from the original source?
Tuesday, December 20, 2016 – Fighting the meth epidemic
Methamphetamine abuse is an increasingly serious problem. Law enforcement officials and health advocates agree the abuse of this very dangerous drug has a ripple effect on our families, schools and communities. Is meth addiction getting the attention it needs?
Wednesday, December 21, 2016 – Remembering the Dakota 38
December 26th to mark the 154 years since President Abraham Lincoln ordered the largest mass execution in U.S. history. We’ll take a moment to commemorate the event. We’ll also learn more about the annual ride to honor the memory of the 38 Dakota warriors who were executed.
Thursday, December 22, 2016 — Native masculinity: Is it OK to cry?
So often, masculinity is defined by strength, money-making ability and stoicism. It wasn’t always like that in Native American societies. Our guests will outline what current Native masculinity looks like and how that relates or conflicts with traditional roles for men.
Friday, December 23 2016 – Native in the Spotlight: Ishmael Hope
Ishmael Hope (Tlingit and Inupiaq) is a Jack of all artistic trades. He’s a writer, poet, actor, storyteller, and scholar. We’ll hear a poem or two, and talk about his recent endeavors in literature.
