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  1. Winners have been chosen for the Reclaim! Steam key giveaway. All winners have been notified. Thanks to everyone who participated!
    #Reclaim #Ojibwe #pointandclick #steam #pcgame #giveaway

    strangersights.com/we-have-rec

  2. Winners have been chosen for the Reclaim! Steam key giveaway. All winners have been notified. Thanks to everyone who participated!
    #Reclaim #Ojibwe #pointandclick #steam #pcgame #giveaway

    strangersights.com/we-have-rec

  3. Winners have been chosen for the Reclaim! Steam key giveaway. All winners have been notified. Thanks to everyone who participated!
    #Reclaim #Ojibwe #pointandclick #steam #pcgame #giveaway

    strangersights.com/we-have-rec

  4. Winners have been chosen for the Reclaim! Steam key giveaway. All winners have been notified. Thanks to everyone who participated!
    #Reclaim #Ojibwe #pointandclick #steam #pcgame #giveaway

    strangersights.com/we-have-rec

  5. Winners have been chosen for the Reclaim! Steam key giveaway. All winners have been notified. Thanks to everyone who participated!
    #Reclaim #Ojibwe #pointandclick #steam #pcgame #giveaway

    strangersights.com/we-have-rec

  6. #LaPointeWI - #MadelineIsland #CommunityGarden

    "The Madeline Island Community Garden acknowledges that we garden on the land of the ancestral and contemporary #Anishinaabe, home to the #Ojibwe people. We affirm our commitment to support community wide discussion and education about indigenous sovereignty and history, and to encourage respect for the stories and sacredness this land has for the Ojibwe people.

    "The garden offers a place for gardeners to grow their own food, as well as providing seasonal produce for the #FoodPantry at St. John’s Church.

    Our garden is an ever-evolving creation…a fertile ground for producing nutritious local food, nurturing friendships, and connecting more closely to the processes of nature. The year’s unfolding brings unexpected delights as seeds sprout, flowers bloom, and vegetables mature and are gathered for harvest. Gardening can be challenging in this northern climate with frustratingly short growing seasons, unexpected early and late frosts, years with too much or too little rain, heavy clay soils, and of course the ubiquitous insects, weeds, and herbivores. Deer, rabbits, and voles love our fresh garden produce as much as we do! Many hands and many hearts have worked together to build a place that can sustain both body and soul of community members.

    Our garden has a combination of individual growing plots for rent, as well as communal areas where a variety of crops are grown. Each season we work to supply fresh, local produce to the food shelf at St. John’s UCC.

    The Madeline Island Community Garden is open sunup to sundown daily for plot renters to come and work in their space, harvest, or simply enjoy. As the garden is on leased private property and adjacent to a residence, please contact us for a tour and visit. We’d love to show you around!"

    FMI:
    madelineislandcommunitygarden.

    #SolarPunkSunday #GrowingFood #BuildingCommunity #CommunityGardens #FoodSecurity

  7. #LaPointeWI - #MadelineIsland #CommunityGarden

    "The Madeline Island Community Garden acknowledges that we garden on the land of the ancestral and contemporary #Anishinaabe, home to the #Ojibwe people. We affirm our commitment to support community wide discussion and education about indigenous sovereignty and history, and to encourage respect for the stories and sacredness this land has for the Ojibwe people.

    "The garden offers a place for gardeners to grow their own food, as well as providing seasonal produce for the #FoodPantry at St. John’s Church.

    Our garden is an ever-evolving creation…a fertile ground for producing nutritious local food, nurturing friendships, and connecting more closely to the processes of nature. The year’s unfolding brings unexpected delights as seeds sprout, flowers bloom, and vegetables mature and are gathered for harvest. Gardening can be challenging in this northern climate with frustratingly short growing seasons, unexpected early and late frosts, years with too much or too little rain, heavy clay soils, and of course the ubiquitous insects, weeds, and herbivores. Deer, rabbits, and voles love our fresh garden produce as much as we do! Many hands and many hearts have worked together to build a place that can sustain both body and soul of community members.

    Our garden has a combination of individual growing plots for rent, as well as communal areas where a variety of crops are grown. Each season we work to supply fresh, local produce to the food shelf at St. John’s UCC.

    The Madeline Island Community Garden is open sunup to sundown daily for plot renters to come and work in their space, harvest, or simply enjoy. As the garden is on leased private property and adjacent to a residence, please contact us for a tour and visit. We’d love to show you around!"

    FMI:
    madelineislandcommunitygarden.

    #SolarPunkSunday #GrowingFood #BuildingCommunity #CommunityGardens #FoodSecurity

  8. #LaPointeWI - #MadelineIsland #CommunityGarden

    "The Madeline Island Community Garden acknowledges that we garden on the land of the ancestral and contemporary #Anishinaabe, home to the #Ojibwe people. We affirm our commitment to support community wide discussion and education about indigenous sovereignty and history, and to encourage respect for the stories and sacredness this land has for the Ojibwe people.

    "The garden offers a place for gardeners to grow their own food, as well as providing seasonal produce for the #FoodPantry at St. John’s Church.

    Our garden is an ever-evolving creation…a fertile ground for producing nutritious local food, nurturing friendships, and connecting more closely to the processes of nature. The year’s unfolding brings unexpected delights as seeds sprout, flowers bloom, and vegetables mature and are gathered for harvest. Gardening can be challenging in this northern climate with frustratingly short growing seasons, unexpected early and late frosts, years with too much or too little rain, heavy clay soils, and of course the ubiquitous insects, weeds, and herbivores. Deer, rabbits, and voles love our fresh garden produce as much as we do! Many hands and many hearts have worked together to build a place that can sustain both body and soul of community members.

    Our garden has a combination of individual growing plots for rent, as well as communal areas where a variety of crops are grown. Each season we work to supply fresh, local produce to the food shelf at St. John’s UCC.

    The Madeline Island Community Garden is open sunup to sundown daily for plot renters to come and work in their space, harvest, or simply enjoy. As the garden is on leased private property and adjacent to a residence, please contact us for a tour and visit. We’d love to show you around!"

    FMI:
    madelineislandcommunitygarden.

    #SolarPunkSunday #GrowingFood #BuildingCommunity #CommunityGardens #FoodSecurity

  9. #LaPointeWI - #MadelineIsland #CommunityGarden

    "The Madeline Island Community Garden acknowledges that we garden on the land of the ancestral and contemporary #Anishinaabe, home to the #Ojibwe people. We affirm our commitment to support community wide discussion and education about indigenous sovereignty and history, and to encourage respect for the stories and sacredness this land has for the Ojibwe people.

    "The garden offers a place for gardeners to grow their own food, as well as providing seasonal produce for the #FoodPantry at St. John’s Church.

    Our garden is an ever-evolving creation…a fertile ground for producing nutritious local food, nurturing friendships, and connecting more closely to the processes of nature. The year’s unfolding brings unexpected delights as seeds sprout, flowers bloom, and vegetables mature and are gathered for harvest. Gardening can be challenging in this northern climate with frustratingly short growing seasons, unexpected early and late frosts, years with too much or too little rain, heavy clay soils, and of course the ubiquitous insects, weeds, and herbivores. Deer, rabbits, and voles love our fresh garden produce as much as we do! Many hands and many hearts have worked together to build a place that can sustain both body and soul of community members.

    Our garden has a combination of individual growing plots for rent, as well as communal areas where a variety of crops are grown. Each season we work to supply fresh, local produce to the food shelf at St. John’s UCC.

    The Madeline Island Community Garden is open sunup to sundown daily for plot renters to come and work in their space, harvest, or simply enjoy. As the garden is on leased private property and adjacent to a residence, please contact us for a tour and visit. We’d love to show you around!"

    FMI:
    madelineislandcommunitygarden.

    #SolarPunkSunday #GrowingFood #BuildingCommunity #CommunityGardens #FoodSecurity

  10. #LaPointeWI - #MadelineIsland #CommunityGarden

    "The Madeline Island Community Garden acknowledges that we garden on the land of the ancestral and contemporary #Anishinaabe, home to the #Ojibwe people. We affirm our commitment to support community wide discussion and education about indigenous sovereignty and history, and to encourage respect for the stories and sacredness this land has for the Ojibwe people.

    "The garden offers a place for gardeners to grow their own food, as well as providing seasonal produce for the #FoodPantry at St. John’s Church.

    Our garden is an ever-evolving creation…a fertile ground for producing nutritious local food, nurturing friendships, and connecting more closely to the processes of nature. The year’s unfolding brings unexpected delights as seeds sprout, flowers bloom, and vegetables mature and are gathered for harvest. Gardening can be challenging in this northern climate with frustratingly short growing seasons, unexpected early and late frosts, years with too much or too little rain, heavy clay soils, and of course the ubiquitous insects, weeds, and herbivores. Deer, rabbits, and voles love our fresh garden produce as much as we do! Many hands and many hearts have worked together to build a place that can sustain both body and soul of community members.

    Our garden has a combination of individual growing plots for rent, as well as communal areas where a variety of crops are grown. Each season we work to supply fresh, local produce to the food shelf at St. John’s UCC.

    The Madeline Island Community Garden is open sunup to sundown daily for plot renters to come and work in their space, harvest, or simply enjoy. As the garden is on leased private property and adjacent to a residence, please contact us for a tour and visit. We’d love to show you around!"

    FMI:
    madelineislandcommunitygarden.

    #SolarPunkSunday #GrowingFood #BuildingCommunity #CommunityGardens #FoodSecurity

  11. 💬 “We are shaped by the different places that we move through and that we spend time within.” #Ojibwe Dr. Deondre Smiles shares powerful insights on identity, #Indigenous #geographies & star knowledge in this week’s #CoffeeGeogPod. 📺 Watch: youtu.be/DUo7H6mMj4s

  12. 💬 “We are shaped by the different places that we move through and that we spend time within.” #Ojibwe Dr. Deondre Smiles shares powerful insights on identity, #Indigenous #geographies & star knowledge in this week’s #CoffeeGeogPod. 📺 Watch: youtu.be/DUo7H6mMj4s

  13. 💬 “We are shaped by the different places that we move through and that we spend time within.” #Ojibwe Dr. Deondre Smiles shares powerful insights on identity, #Indigenous #geographies & star knowledge in this week’s #CoffeeGeogPod. 📺 Watch: youtu.be/DUo7H6mMj4s

  14. 💬 “We are shaped by the different places that we move through and that we spend time within.” #Ojibwe Dr. Deondre Smiles shares powerful insights on identity, #Indigenous #geographies & star knowledge in this week’s #CoffeeGeogPod. 📺 Watch: youtu.be/DUo7H6mMj4s

  15. 💬 “We are shaped by the different places that we move through and that we spend time within.” #Ojibwe Dr. Deondre Smiles shares powerful insights on identity, #Indigenous #geographies & star knowledge in this week’s #CoffeeGeogPod. 📺 Watch: youtu.be/DUo7H6mMj4s

  16. 💫 New #CoffeeGeogPod episode! An amazing conversation with #Ojibwe #geographer @[email protected] about identity, #Indigenous place‑making, star knowledge, Turtle Island, and why place shapes who we become. 🎧 Audio: soundcloud.com/geogr... 📺 Video: youtu.be/DUo7H6mMj4s

  17. I've signed up for Anishinaabemowin classes next month. I look forward to brushing up on this language. It's been too long since I last studied it. outdoorlearning.com/event/anis #linguistics #Anishinaabemowin #Ojibwe #IndigenousLanguage

  18. I've signed up for Anishinaabemowin classes next month. I look forward to brushing up on this language. It's been too long since I last studied it. outdoorlearning.com/event/anis #linguistics #Anishinaabemowin #Ojibwe #IndigenousLanguage

  19. I've signed up for Anishinaabemowin classes next month. I look forward to brushing up on this language. It's been too long since I last studied it. outdoorlearning.com/event/anis #linguistics #Anishinaabemowin #Ojibwe #IndigenousLanguage

  20. I've signed up for Anishinaabemowin classes next month. I look forward to brushing up on this language. It's been too long since I last studied it. outdoorlearning.com/event/anis #linguistics #Anishinaabemowin #Ojibwe #IndigenousLanguage

  21. I've signed up for Anishinaabemowin classes next month. I look forward to brushing up on this language. It's been too long since I last studied it. outdoorlearning.com/event/anis #linguistics #Anishinaabemowin #Ojibwe #IndigenousLanguage

  22. Even before Chicago was a metropolis, this region was already diverse. This photo was taken in 1909 after a dance in southwest Michigan's #Potawatomi community, but there were also Myaamia people there. The #PokagonBand of Potawatomi-who live on the closest land base to today's City of Chicago-historically intermarried with and lived among the region's Myaamia, #Odawa, and #Ojibwe communities.

  23. Here’s some TIL info about Native Americans that you didn’t ask for…

    Anishinaabe and Ojibwe are often used interchangeably. But they are not the same. Anishinaabe is a group of nations that includes Ojibwe.

    I know this because my great nieces are half Ojibwe.

    So…there it is. Now you know.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anishina

    #NativeAmerican #Ojibwe #Anishinaabe #TIL #Indigenous #FirstNations

  24. Here’s some TIL info about Native Americans that you didn’t ask for…

    Anishinaabe and Ojibwe are often used interchangeably. But they are not the same. Anishinaabe is a group of nations that includes Ojibwe.

    I know this because my great nieces are half Ojibwe.

    So…there it is. Now you know.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anishina

    #NativeAmerican #Ojibwe #Anishinaabe #TIL #Indigenous #FirstNations

  25. Here’s some TIL info about Native Americans that you didn’t ask for…

    Anishinaabe and Ojibwe are often used interchangeably. But they are not the same. Anishinaabe is a group of nations that includes Ojibwe.

    I know this because my great nieces are half Ojibwe.

    So…there it is. Now you know.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anishina

    #NativeAmerican #Ojibwe #Anishinaabe #TIL #Indigenous #FirstNations

  26. Here’s some TIL info about Native Americans that you didn’t ask for…

    Anishinaabe and Ojibwe are often used interchangeably. But they are not the same. Anishinaabe is a group of nations that includes Ojibwe.

    I know this because my great nieces are half Ojibwe.

    So…there it is. Now you know.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anishina

    #NativeAmerican #Ojibwe #Anishinaabe #TIL #Indigenous #FirstNations

  27. Here’s some TIL info about Native Americans that you didn’t ask for…

    Anishinaabe and Ojibwe are often used interchangeably. But they are not the same. Anishinaabe is a group of nations that includes Ojibwe.

    I know this because my great nieces are half Ojibwe.

    So…there it is. Now you know.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anishina

  28. #ICE Murdered Legal Observer in #Minneapolis -- Now Detaining Four #OglalaLakota in Migrant Sweeps

    ""There are 8,000 Red Lake residents currently living in the Twin Cities in the immediate neighborhoods where ICE is presently terrorizing residents," the #RedLakeNation said, expressing deep concern that #Ojibwe, known as #Chippewa and #Anishinaabe, will be abused."

    By #BrendaNorrell, #CensoredNews, Jan. 8, 2026

    "Oglala President #FrankStarComesOut said, 'I have been made aware that #ICE (Department of Homeland Security) has detained four of our tribal members in #Minneapolis,' Star Comes Out said late today.

    " 'The four men are homeless and were living under the bridge near the #LittleEarth housing project. A bystander (also an #OglalaSioux Tribal Member) was able to get the information out of them that they are members of the Oglala Sioux Tribe but did not get names."

    "The Oglala Lakota Nation in #PineRidge, South Dakota, issued a statement for Oglala to identify themselves as U.S. citizens and advised them to make this statement: 'Because I am both a tribal citizen and U.S. citizen, ICE has no lawful authority to detain me.'

    "President Frank Star Comes Out pointed out that the Treaties affirm a nation-to-nation relationship with the United States, and advised Oglala not to speak without an attorney present.

    "Oglala Sioux Tribal attorneys are reaching out to Minnesota Lt. Gov. #PeggyFlanagan about where the four Lakotas are being detained and what their names are. The Tribal Council and executive officers have also been informed, he said."

    Source:
    bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2026/01

    #ICEOut #ICESucks #MurderPatrol #ReaderSupportedNews #NativeAmericansAreAmericans

  29. #ICE Murdered Legal Observer in #Minneapolis -- Now Detaining Four #OglalaLakota in Migrant Sweeps

    ""There are 8,000 Red Lake residents currently living in the Twin Cities in the immediate neighborhoods where ICE is presently terrorizing residents," the #RedLakeNation said, expressing deep concern that #Ojibwe, known as #Chippewa and #Anishinaabe, will be abused."

    By #BrendaNorrell, #CensoredNews, Jan. 8, 2026

    "Oglala President #FrankStarComesOut said, 'I have been made aware that #ICE (Department of Homeland Security) has detained four of our tribal members in #Minneapolis,' Star Comes Out said late today.

    " 'The four men are homeless and were living under the bridge near the #LittleEarth housing project. A bystander (also an #OglalaSioux Tribal Member) was able to get the information out of them that they are members of the Oglala Sioux Tribe but did not get names."

    "The Oglala Lakota Nation in #PineRidge, South Dakota, issued a statement for Oglala to identify themselves as U.S. citizens and advised them to make this statement: 'Because I am both a tribal citizen and U.S. citizen, ICE has no lawful authority to detain me.'

    "President Frank Star Comes Out pointed out that the Treaties affirm a nation-to-nation relationship with the United States, and advised Oglala not to speak without an attorney present.

    "Oglala Sioux Tribal attorneys are reaching out to Minnesota Lt. Gov. #PeggyFlanagan about where the four Lakotas are being detained and what their names are. The Tribal Council and executive officers have also been informed, he said."

    Source:
    bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2026/01

    #ICEOut #ICESucks #MurderPatrol #ReaderSupportedNews #NativeAmericansAreAmericans

  30. #ICE Murdered Legal Observer in #Minneapolis -- Now Detaining Four #OglalaLakota in Migrant Sweeps

    ""There are 8,000 Red Lake residents currently living in the Twin Cities in the immediate neighborhoods where ICE is presently terrorizing residents," the #RedLakeNation said, expressing deep concern that #Ojibwe, known as #Chippewa and #Anishinaabe, will be abused."

    By #BrendaNorrell, #CensoredNews, Jan. 8, 2026

    "Oglala President #FrankStarComesOut said, 'I have been made aware that #ICE (Department of Homeland Security) has detained four of our tribal members in #Minneapolis,' Star Comes Out said late today.

    " 'The four men are homeless and were living under the bridge near the #LittleEarth housing project. A bystander (also an #OglalaSioux Tribal Member) was able to get the information out of them that they are members of the Oglala Sioux Tribe but did not get names."

    "The Oglala Lakota Nation in #PineRidge, South Dakota, issued a statement for Oglala to identify themselves as U.S. citizens and advised them to make this statement: 'Because I am both a tribal citizen and U.S. citizen, ICE has no lawful authority to detain me.'

    "President Frank Star Comes Out pointed out that the Treaties affirm a nation-to-nation relationship with the United States, and advised Oglala not to speak without an attorney present.

    "Oglala Sioux Tribal attorneys are reaching out to Minnesota Lt. Gov. #PeggyFlanagan about where the four Lakotas are being detained and what their names are. The Tribal Council and executive officers have also been informed, he said."

    Source:
    bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2026/01

    #ICEOut #ICESucks #MurderPatrol #ReaderSupportedNews #NativeAmericansAreAmericans

  31. #ICE Murdered Legal Observer in #Minneapolis -- Now Detaining Four #OglalaLakota in Migrant Sweeps

    ""There are 8,000 Red Lake residents currently living in the Twin Cities in the immediate neighborhoods where ICE is presently terrorizing residents," the #RedLakeNation said, expressing deep concern that #Ojibwe, known as #Chippewa and #Anishinaabe, will be abused."

    By #BrendaNorrell, #CensoredNews, Jan. 8, 2026

    "Oglala President #FrankStarComesOut said, 'I have been made aware that #ICE (Department of Homeland Security) has detained four of our tribal members in #Minneapolis,' Star Comes Out said late today.

    " 'The four men are homeless and were living under the bridge near the #LittleEarth housing project. A bystander (also an #OglalaSioux Tribal Member) was able to get the information out of them that they are members of the Oglala Sioux Tribe but did not get names."

    "The Oglala Lakota Nation in #PineRidge, South Dakota, issued a statement for Oglala to identify themselves as U.S. citizens and advised them to make this statement: 'Because I am both a tribal citizen and U.S. citizen, ICE has no lawful authority to detain me.'

    "President Frank Star Comes Out pointed out that the Treaties affirm a nation-to-nation relationship with the United States, and advised Oglala not to speak without an attorney present.

    "Oglala Sioux Tribal attorneys are reaching out to Minnesota Lt. Gov. #PeggyFlanagan about where the four Lakotas are being detained and what their names are. The Tribal Council and executive officers have also been informed, he said."

    Source:
    bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2026/01

    #ICEOut #ICESucks #MurderPatrol #ReaderSupportedNews #NativeAmericansAreAmericans