Summer Powwows on the Horizon After a Year Of Postponement
Now, as more people get vaccinated across the state, and as tribes continue to report high vaccination rates, the path back to the powwow trail is clearing by the day.
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Gov. Walz’s Emergency Powers Extended, $135M In Child Care Support Announced
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s emergency powers during the COVID-19 pandemic have again been extended. It comes as virus cases rise and vaccinations continue to ramp up with over 3.4 million doses administered in the state so far.
The Minnesota Executive Council, all Democrats, extended the governor’s powers by another 30 days.
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Fun and Culturally Based Video Games Boost Math Skills During the Pandemic
On today’s show, Leah meets two dynamic education innovators who are helping bolster math skills for students, by drawing on Indigenous language and history, and creating fun and engaging digital games.
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MN Joining Other States In ‘Pause’ Of J&J Vaccine During Review Of Rare Blood Clots
Earlier this week, the Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended the pause after six women developed a rare and severe type of blood clot. More than 184,000 Minnesotans have received the Johnson & Johnson one-dose vaccine, and so far, there haven’t been any similar reports of blood clots in the state.
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Virtual Indigenous Film Series
Duluth Superior Film Festival Is Partnering Again With The American Indian Community Housing Organization (AICHO) For A Virtual Indigenous Film Series.
Reporter Leah Lemm recently had a conversation with Local filmmaker Khayman Goodsky, who will host the series.