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February 2021
Positive Indian Parenting
PIP is an 8 -week curriculum, developed by the National Indian Child Welfare Association, that provides practical and culturally specific training for American Indian and Alaska Native Parents. The training helps parents explore the values and attitudes expressed in traditional AI/AN child-rearing practices and apply them to modern parenting. The curriculum draws on the strengths of traditional Indigenous parenting practices using storytelling, cradleboard, harmony, lessons of nature, behavior management, and the use of praise. It also addresses the historic impact…
Find out more »Talking Change, Making Change
You are invited to be a part of Talking Change, Making Change! This is an Intergroup Dialogue Program where you are encouraged to use strong communication and leadership skills! The program will run from February 22nd through April 1st, and the theme is "Cultural Connection." Below, there is more information on being a participant or a facilitator! The application deadline for participants is February 12th and February 1st for facilitators! Participant Application: Talking Change Making Change: Participant Application (Spring 2021) (google.com)…
Find out more »Positive Indian Parenting
PIP is an 8 -week curriculum, developed by the National Indian Child Welfare Association, that provides practical and culturally specific training for American Indian and Alaska Native Parents. The training helps parents explore the values and attitudes expressed in traditional AI/AN child-rearing practices and apply them to modern parenting. The curriculum draws on the strengths of traditional Indigenous parenting practices using storytelling, cradleboard, harmony, lessons of nature, behavior management, and the use of praise. It also addresses the historic impact…
Find out more »Positive Indian Parenting
PIP is an 8 -week curriculum, developed by the National Indian Child Welfare Association, that provides practical and culturally specific training for American Indian and Alaska Native Parents. The training helps parents explore the values and attitudes expressed in traditional AI/AN child-rearing practices and apply them to modern parenting. The curriculum draws on the strengths of traditional Indigenous parenting practices using storytelling, cradleboard, harmony, lessons of nature, behavior management, and the use of praise. It also addresses the historic impact…
Find out more »March 2021
Positive Indian Parenting
PIP is an 8 -week curriculum, developed by the National Indian Child Welfare Association, that provides practical and culturally specific training for American Indian and Alaska Native Parents. The training helps parents explore the values and attitudes expressed in traditional AI/AN child-rearing practices and apply them to modern parenting. The curriculum draws on the strengths of traditional Indigenous parenting practices using storytelling, cradleboard, harmony, lessons of nature, behavior management, and the use of praise. It also addresses the historic impact…
Find out more »The 5 Principles of Navigating Leading Through Change
The coronavirus pandemic continues to shift how we provide services to the people we serve. These constant changes to process, guidance, and the very environments in which we work can frustrate your staff and seriously affect your organization’s ability to fulfill its mission. While the pandemic is far from over, your leadership abilities will impact how you and your staff get through the months ahead and what your organization looks like on the other side. Join us March 4, 2021…
Find out more »Red Road Approach Group for Women
A Cultural Based Recovery Curriculum for Adults! The Red Road Approach is holistic in concept and uses prayer as the basis of healing. The Traditions and Values of the Native American People ensure balance by living the cultural traditions through the Red Road. We utilize ceremonies and belief systems to become whole once again., in balance, walking the sacred Red Road. *Every participant (limit 15) will receive a $20.00 Gift Card upon completion of course! *Every participant will receive a…
Find out more »Project Echo: University of South Dakota Screening and Prevention in Dental Practice ECHO
Please join the University of South Dakota's Project Echo for a look at social determinants of health screenings and resources available in South Dakota. Sessions will be held in March on Fridays from 1-2 pm CST. These sessions are tailored to dentists and dental hygienists. March 5: Do you screen? Why is screening important? March 12: Addiction counseling and addiction prevention resources March 19: Whole body wellness March 26: Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs and trauma-related resources. Funding for this program…
Find out more »Positive Indian Parenting
PIP is an 8 -week curriculum, developed by the National Indian Child Welfare Association, that provides practical and culturally specific training for American Indian and Alaska Native Parents. The training helps parents explore the values and attitudes expressed in traditional AI/AN child-rearing practices and apply them to modern parenting. The curriculum draws on the strengths of traditional Indigenous parenting practices using storytelling, cradleboard, harmony, lessons of nature, behavior management, and the use of praise. It also addresses the historic impact…
Find out more »Red Road Approach Group for Women
A Cultural Based Recovery Curriculum for Adults! The Red Road Approach is holistic in concept and uses prayer as the basis of healing. The Traditions and Values of the Native American People ensure balance by living the cultural traditions through the Red Road. We utilize ceremonies and belief systems to become whole once again., in balance, walking the sacred Red Road. *Every participant (limit 15) will receive a $20.00 Gift Card upon completion of course! *Every participant will receive a…
Find out more »Kids in Crisis
Spend an evening with experts who can help explain how to spring into action for children in an acute mental or behavioral crisis! Plus receive 2.5 hours of free CNE/CME/CEUs! Mary Anne Hammond: Tips and tricks for first responders to help de-escalate children in a high-intensity situation Dr. Kristilynn Cedars: Learn about mental trauma/PTSD,and how to provide mental health care to kids in need
Find out more »Project Echo: University of South Dakota Screening and Prevention in Dental Practice ECHO
Please join the University of South Dakota's Project Echo for a look at social determinants of health screenings and resources available in South Dakota. Sessions will be held in March on Fridays from 1-2 pm CST. These sessions are tailored to dentists and dental hygienists. March 5: Do you screen? Why is screening important? March 12: Addiction counseling and addiction prevention resources March 19: Whole body wellness March 26: Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs and trauma-related resources. Funding for this program…
Find out more »Understanding Coercive Control: The Role of Coercive Control in Custody Cases in South Dakota
Registration is now open for the webinar UNDERSTANDING COERCIVE CONTROL: THE ROLE OF COERCIVE CONTROL IN CUSTODY CASES IN SOUTH DAKOTA that will be offered on March 15th from 10am CT to 12pm CT via Zoom. Please see the attached flyer for more information. The deadline to register is March 8th.
Find out more »The Role of Coercive Control in Custody Cases in South Dakota
This presentation will explain what coercive control looks like and how it effects children and custody cases. After a presentation about the topic, we will brainstorm together about what South Dakota should do to address this issue. Register by March 8!! Presenters are: Krista Heeren-Graber is the executive director of the South Dakota Network Against Family Violence and Sexual Assault. She has over 33 years of experience working with survivors of domestic violence and helping them navigate the civil justice system.…
Find out more »Service Animals in the Workplace Training
Does your business provide services and/or products to the public? Do you and/or your employees encounter customers who come into your business with animals? Do you want to learn more about service animals? The Rocky Mountain ADA Center will be facilitating a free, interactive virtual training to learn more about the ADA and service animals within workplaces. Deadline to Register is: Monday, March 15, 2021. Any individuals who require auxiliary aids and services for a disability in order to participate…
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