Monday, June 13, 2016 — What Happens After Rape?
More than half of all Native American and Alaska Native women have experienced sexual violence. That is one of the troubling statistics the emerged from a study released last month by the National Institutes of Justice. We will talk about what happens after rape, where to get support and how people move towards healing.
Tuesday, June 14, 2016 — The outside listening in: Non-Natives learning Native languages
Some tribes don’t open up their language for outsiders to learn. But others have materials and classes readily available for anyone within or outside the tribe. Where do you stand on letting outsiders learn our Native tongues?
Wednesday, June 15, 2016 — Natural disasters in Native America
Many tribal governments have their own emergency management systems. Others piece together plans with city, county and federal agencies. Are you and your Native community prepared for tornadoes, floods and snow storms?
Thursday, June 16, 2016 – Native in the spotlight: Tito Ybarra
From “Gary the Guardian Eagle” to “Way too personal internet hand drum dude”, Peter “Tito” Ybarra has the lockdown on eccentric Native characters. In our occasional series Native in the Spotlight, we’ll speak with Tito about his comedy, characters and future gigs.
Friday, June 17, 2016 – Calling all the single daddies…
With Father’s Day just around the corner, we’ll single out single fathers. Men’s restrooms contain changing tables, and employers are offering fathers time off for their kids. But is society really set up to help single fathers?
