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Dannah Nephew, an Ojibwe from the White Earth Nation and a third-year medical student at the University of Minnesota, is creating beautiful ribbon skirts for incoming Native American medical students. Funded by the John Song Student Awards, her project aims to help students reconnect with their cultural identity and feel welcomed in the medical field. These traditional skirts symbolize resilience and community, offering a meaningful start to their medical journey.

An Indigenous medical student at the U is sewing ribbon skirts to foster community in the program Dannah Nephew, a member of the White Earth Nation, is working on a project to make ribbon skirts for incoming Native medical students at the University of Minnesota.

Keres Children's Learning Center is hiring a Director of Indigenous Montessori Institute. This is a full-time, exempt position with a salary of $80K. The work is performed primarily at KCLC's offices in Cochiti Pueblo, N.M.

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