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  • ROARING '2OS SPEAKEASY February 14th ,2026 7pm 9:30pm Benefits the Mashkawizi Child Advocacy Center Entertainment, raffles, door prize, Raffles, hors d'oeuvres and cash bar! Scan to purchase your ticket today! Tickets $45.00 Tickets $45.00 Can't make it but want to support MCAC? Consider purchasing a support ticket for $25.00! Bay Mills Resort: Horizons Center 11386 West Lakeshore Drive • Brimley, MI 49715

    Roaring 20s Speakeasy

    Bay Mills Resort and Casino 11386 W. Lakeshore Drive, Brimley, United States

    Roaring 20s Speakeasy February 14, 2026 7 - 9:30 p.m. Bay Mills Resort Horizons Conference Center 11386 West Lakeshore Drive Brimley, MI 49715 Benefits the Mashkawizii Child Advocacy Center Entertainment, raffles, door prize, hors d'oeuvres, and cash bar! Scan code in flier to purchase tickets. $45 If you can't make it but want to support … Continued

  • POSITIVE INDIAN PARENTING CLASS in collaboration with the American Indian Health & Family Services of Southeast Michigan Wednesdays, 5:30PM-7:00PM January February March 21 & 28 4, 11, 18, & 25 4 & 11 Microsoft Teams Meeting Developed by the National Indian Child Welfare Association, Positive Indian Parenting has been taught for over 35 years and was designed to help caregivers remember Indigenous parenting teachings and practice them. In this 8-week class, we will discuss examples of Native caregiving strategies and teachings and discuss how to apply those teachings and values today. Eligibility includes NHBP Tribal Members, Spouses, and Descendents, Caregivers of Michigan Tribal Youth, and Members of Other Federally Recognized Tribes. Elders are warmly invited and welcomed to join. To receive a link please contact Heather Kozar at 269.261.5961 or email: heather.kozar@nhbp-nsn.gov.

    Positive Indian Parenting Class

    Positive Indian Parenting ClassWednesdays5:30 - 7 p.m.Microsoft Teams MeetingDeveloped by the National Indian Child Welfare Association, Positive Indian Parenting has been taught for over 35 years and was designed to help caregivers remember Indigenous parenting teachings and practice them.  In this 8-week class, we will discuss examples of Native caregiving strategies and teachings and discuss … Continued

  • THE MONTHLY REFILL Caregiver Support Group Café Rica • 62 E Michigan Ave • Battle Creek, MI 49017 The Monthly Refill is a support group offering connection, encouragement, and practical tools for caregivers. Join us each month to recharge, share experiences, and refill your emotional cup, and a coffee cup, alongside others who understand the caregiving journey. Jan. 27 May 26 Sept. 29 Feb. 24 June 30 Oct. 27 March 31 July 21 Nov. 24 April 28 Aug. 25 Dec. 15 Meeting dates will typically fall on the last Tuesday of the month from 9:30 to 10:30 AM, with a few exceptions made for holidays. Eligibility includes NHBP Tribal Members or anyone caring for an NHBP Tribal Member youth, adult, or Elder. Caregivers who attend will enjoy a $5 gift card to treat themselves to their favorite coffee drink. For more information, please contact Prevention Specialist Heather Kozar by calling 269.261.5961 or by emailing heather.kozar@nhbp-nsn.gov.

    The Monthly Refill | Caregiver Support Group

    Cafe Rica 62 E. Michigan Ave., Battle Creek, MI, United States

    The Monthly Refill Caregiver Support Group Cafe Rica 62 E. Michigan Ave. Battle Creek, MI 49017 See flier for dates. The Monthly Refill is a support group offering connection, encouragement, and practical tools for caregivers.  Join us each month to recharge, share experiences, and refill your emotional cup, and a coffee cup, alongside others who … Continued

  • POSITIVE INDIAN PARENTING CLASS in collaboration with the American Indian Health & Family Services of Southeast Michigan Wednesdays, 5:30PM-7:00PM January February March 21 & 28 4, 11, 18, & 25 4 & 11 Microsoft Teams Meeting Developed by the National Indian Child Welfare Association, Positive Indian Parenting has been taught for over 35 years and was designed to help caregivers remember Indigenous parenting teachings and practice them. In this 8-week class, we will discuss examples of Native caregiving strategies and teachings and discuss how to apply those teachings and values today. Eligibility includes NHBP Tribal Members, Spouses, and Descendents, Caregivers of Michigan Tribal Youth, and Members of Other Federally Recognized Tribes. Elders are warmly invited and welcomed to join. To receive a link please contact Heather Kozar at 269.261.5961 or email: heather.kozar@nhbp-nsn.gov.

    Positive Indian Parenting Class

    Positive Indian Parenting ClassWednesdays5:30 - 7 p.m.Microsoft Teams MeetingDeveloped by the National Indian Child Welfare Association, Positive Indian Parenting has been taught for over 35 years and was designed to help caregivers remember Indigenous parenting teachings and practice them.  In this 8-week class, we will discuss examples of Native caregiving strategies and teachings and discuss … Continued

  • Peer 360 Mafia Night

    Elijah Elk Cultural Center 7957 E. Remus Road, Mount Pleasant, MI, United States

    Peer 360 Mafia Night1st Monday of Each Month!6 - 8 pmElijah Elk Cultural Center7957 E. Remus RoadMount Pleasant, MI 48858Join us for food, snacks, and prizes!Arts and crafts for kids (with an accompanying adult).For more info:  Anna: 989-423-8053 DOWNLOAD FLIER

  • Healthy Start Family Playgroup: An interactive program for parents with children ages 0-4. Arts & Crafts Supplies, Games, Coloring, Storytelling 11 am - 12 pm March 4, 2026 April 1, 2026 May 6, 2026 **In the case of inclement weather, the family play group cancellation will be announced on our social media pages. Call 313-900-8262 or healthystart_thv@aihfs.org to register. American Indian Health & Family Services 4880 Lawndale, Detroit, MI 48210 Thurman Bear Basement

    Healthy Start: Family Playgroup

    American Indian Health and Family Services 4880 Lawndale, Detroit, United States

    Healthy Start Family PlaygroupMarch 4, 2026April 1, 2026May 6, 202611 am - 12 pmAmerican Indian Health and Family ServicesThurman Bear Basement4880 LawndaleDetroit, MI 48210An interactive program for parents with children ages 0-4.Arts & Crafts SuppliesGamesColoringStorytelling**In the case of inclement weather, the family play group cancellation will be announced on our social media pages.Call 313-900-8262 or … Continued

  • Anishinaabe Elder: Charmaine Paulson, Grand Portage Mashkiki On the following Thursdays: March 5, April 2, May 7. 3 - 4:30 pm Come learn how to make traditional herbal remedies for various ailments. Presented by tribal home visiting & healthy start program. for more info email healthystart_thv@aihfs.org American Indian health & Family Services 4880 Lawndale Detroit, MI 48210

    Mashkiki | March 5, 2026

    American Indian Health and Family Services 4880 Lawndale, Detroit, United States

    MashkikiMarch 5, 2026April 2, 2026May 7, 20263 - 4:30 pmAmerican Indian Health & Family Services4880 LawndaleDetroit, MI 48210Presented by Tribal Home Visiting & Healthy Start ProgramAnishinabe Elder: Charmaine Paulson, Grand PortageCome learn how to make traditional herbal remedies for various ailments!Learn more:healthystart_thv@aihfs.org  DOWNLOAD FLIER

  • EUP Reads

    Lake Superior State University 650 W Easterday Ave, Sault Sainte Marie, MI, United States

    EUP Reads March 9, 2026 6 - 8 p.m. Lake Superior State University Walker Cisler Student & Conference Center 650 W. Easterday Ave. Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783 Come one! … Continued

  • MARCH FORUM MARCH 10, 2026 - 7 P.M. First Church of Christ, SSM Joe Nolan speaker at March Forum Joe Nolan has worked for Community Action (CLMCAA) for about seven years, working as both CFO and Executive Director. He states, "I am especially proud of the agency's work expanding affordable housing opportunities, strengthening rural transportation access, and investing in early childhood education to ensure children and families have a strong foundation for long-term success. Guided by Community Action's mission of "people helping people," I am committed to collaborative partnerships that address poverty, support seniors, and create pathways to opportunity throughout the region." That shows you where his heart is! Chippewa, Luce, Mackinac Community Action Agency "has a broad range of programs focused on helping individuals and families achieve stability and self-sufficiency across Michigan's Eastern Upper Peninsula. CLMCAA provides services including Head Start and Early Head Start, Weatherization, senior services, public transportation, housing assistance, and other community-based support programs." Come hear about those programs and how people might access help from this integral part of our EUP. Light refreshments served Narcan/training available More information on FAN EVENTS found at: Follow us on Facebook! www.facebook.com/FANChipp

    FAN March Forum

    First Church of Christ - Sault Ste. Marie 300 W. Spruce Street, Sault Ste. Marie, United States

    FAN March ForumMarch 10, 20267 pmFirst Church of Christ300 W. Spruce StreetSault Sainte Marie, MI 49783Joe Nolan speaker at March ForumJoe Nolan has worked for Community Action (CLMCAA) for about … Continued