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Tribal Leaders are Deciding When and How to Re-open

COVID-19 Community Conversations May 27, 2020

Host Leah Lemm explores how Indian Country in MN is responding and adapting to the COVID-19 health crisis. Today’s in-depth conversation looks at how Tribal leaders are deciding when and how to re-open businesses and assessing how to keep employees, patrons, and community members safe.

Leah talks with Casino employee RJ Dahl. And MN Native News reporter Melissa Townsend talks with Joe Nayquonabe, CEO of Mille Lacs Band Corporate Ventures. MN Native News Special Edition: COVID-19 Community Conversations is supported by a grant from the Minnesota Department of Health.

WHAT IS MINNESOTA NATIVE NEWS: COVID-19 COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS?

Weekly conversation show hosted by Leah Lemm and the Minnesota Native News team. Focusing on public health, economics, and people during the pandemic.

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