Hello Relatives
My name is Ted Hibbeler, and I am Lakota from the Sicangu Lakota Oyate’ (Rosebud Sioux Tribe) in South Dakota. I am the Tribal Extension Educator for Nebraska Extension, and my office has created the Native American Coalition (NAC) which builds relationships between Nebraska Extension and the Tribal communities in Nebraska. I would like to invite you to attend our Virtual Tribal Water and Food Sustainability Summit (https://go.unl.edu/ky0h) on April 14th and 15th, sign up to receive our quarterly newsletter, Talking Leaves (https://go.unl.edu/cwzt), and view our website (https://nativecoalition.unl.edu/home).
Wopila,
Ted
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Tribal Food Sustainability & Water Summit
April 14-15, 2021
The Native American Coalition is hosting its first inaugural Tribal summit! Join us April 14-15 for two days of presentations on:
• Traditional Tribal worldviews and relationships with water and the earth
• Tribal youth programs that are involved in food and water sustainability projects
• Creating relationships between Tribal water and earth protectors and the University faculty
In addition to the above, UNL faculty will provide information on water and earth conservation programs and activities at the University.
Register Today: https://go.unl.edu/ky0h
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Sign Up For Our Newsletters
Stay up to date with the latest information from the Native American Coalition by signing up for our seasonal newsletter, Talking Leaves. Each newsletter will contain information about Tribal projects, programs, collaborations, and events in Nebraska. It will also contain articles about Nebraska Extension projects, programs and services that impact Tribal communities.
Subscribe to Talking Leaves Newsletter: https://go.unl.edu/cwzt
More details at: https://nativecoalition.unl.edu/home