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  • Road to Restoration Drivers' License Restoration Clinic April 25, 2025 Traverse City Michigan Works 1209 S. Garfield Ave. Suite C 10am-3pm Traverse City, Michigan, 49686 Partnering Organizations include: *Please schedule your clinic appointment prior to arrival. • 217 • Munson Outpatient Behavioral Health • Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians • Northwest Michigan Works • OS Reentry Services • BDAI • F.A.N. *Sponsored by NMORC

    Road to Restoration

    Traverse City Michigan Works 1209 S. Garfield Ave. Suite C, Traverse City, MI, United States

    Driver's License Restoration Clinic April 25, 2025 10 am - 3 pm Traverse City Michigan Works 1209 S. Garfield Ave. Suite C Traverse City, Michigan 49686 Scan QR Code in flyer to learn more and register. DOWNLOAD FLYER

  • Native Family Engagement Events

    Nokomis Cultural Heritage Center 5153 Marsh Road, Okemos, United States

    Native Family Engagement Events April 27, 2025 2 - 3 pm Questions or more information: Jessica Saucedo sauced23@msu.edu 760-669-6698 Download Flyer Here

  • THE SAULT STE MARIE TRIBE OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS ADVOCACY RESOURCE CENTER SEXUAL VIOLENCE SERVICES BRINGS YOU.. Denim Day WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30TH 2025 DENIM DAY BEGAN IN 1999 AS A WAY TO PROMOTE SEXUAL VIOLENCE AWARENESS. WEARING DENIM SYMBOLIZES THAT A PERSONS CLOTHING DOES NOT MATTER WHEN IT COMES TO ESSAULL： JOIN US IN OUR MISSION TO ELIMINATE SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY AND AROUND THE WORLD! WEAR YOUR DENIM AND SHOW YOUR SUPPORT! DRESS DOWN HAS BEEN PRE-APPROVED FOR ELIGIBLE TEAM MEMBERS

    Denim Day

    Denim Day April 30, 2025 Presented by The Sault Ste Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians Advocacy Resource Center Sexual Violence Services. Denim Day began in 1999 as a way to promote sexual violence awareness.  Wearing denim symbolizes that a person's clothing does not matter when it comes to assault. Join Sault Tribe's Advocacy Resource Center … Continued

  • Wiikwedong Collaborative presents 4th Annual Children's Water Walk April 30, 2025 10:30 am The walk will begin at the walking trail along the beach behind the Tribal Police offices. The route will take walkers to the restoration trail behind the pow-wow grounds. Upon arrival, transportation will be provided to the pow-wow grounds for the lunchon. Everyone is encouraged to join us on our walk For more information: Terri Swartz, 906-524-6626 or 906-395-7775

    4th Annual Children’s Water Walk

    4th Annual Children's Water WalkKeweenaw Bay Indian CommunityApril 30, 202510:30 amThe walk will begin at the walking trail along the beach behind the Tribal Police offices.  The route will take walkers to the restoration trail behind the pow-wow grounds.  Upon arrival, transportation will be provided to the pow-wow grounds for the lunchon.Everyone is encouraged to … Continued

  • Grand Island National Recreation Area Visitor Use Management Plan Tribal Engagement Meeting April 30, 5 - 7:30 pm Alger Parks and Recreation Department 413 Maple Street Munising, MI 49862 You are invited to attend and share your perspective U.S. Forest Service Staff invite you to participate in the development of a Visitor Use Management Plan to assess current conditions and future opportunities for a vision and management strategies on the island. Join the conversation to learn about this process and share your thoughts during this Tribal Engagement Meeting. Background Information In the last thirty or so years, public visitation at Grand Island has increased from 2,000 people per year to around 20,000 people per year. This uptick in public visitation has highlighted the complexity of management considerations on the island. In response to increased visitation, the Forest is using the Interagency Visitor Use Management (IVUMC) Framework to outline strategies and actions to better manage recreation and the surrounding environment. *To attend virtually, please email Chelsea Kallery at Chelsea.Kallery@usda.gov to recieve the Teams link.

    Grand island National Recreation Area

    Alger Parks and Recreation Department 413 Maple Street, Munising, MI, United States

    Grand Island National Recreation AreaVisitor Use Management PlanTribal Engagement MeetingApril 30, 5 - 7:30 pmAlger Parks and Recreation Department413 Maple StreetMunising, MI 49862You are invited to attend and share your perspective U.S. Forest Service Staff invite you to participate in the development of a Visitor Use Management Plan to assess current conditions and future opportunities … Continued

  • Suicide Prevention Awareness Workshop Navigating the Path to Mental Well-being, One Conversation at at Time. Wednesday, April 30, 2025 6:30 - 8:30 pm Bay Mills Health Center 12455 W. Lakeshore Drive Brimley, MI 49715 Light Snacks will be provided. For more information Renee Johnson 906-248-5527 rjohnson@baymills.org Helpline: Text/call 988

    Suicide Prevention Awareness Workshop

    Bay Mills Health Center 12455 W. Lakeshore Drive, Brimley, MI, United States

    Suicide Prevention Awareness WorkshopNavigating the Path to Mental Well-being, One Conversation at a Time.Wednesday, April 30, 20256:30 - 8:30 pmBay Mills Health Center12455 W. Lakeshore DriveBrimley, MI 49715Light snacks will be provided.For more information:Renee Johnson906-248-5527rjohnson@baymills.orgHelpline: text/call 988 DOWNLOAD FLIER

  • StrongHearts Native Helpline Missing & Murdered Indigenous Relatives Awareness Month Shining a Light: Exploring the Intersection of Domestic Violence and MMIR Samantha Still StrongHearts Communications Manager Sandra Pilgrim-Lewis DVS Director for United Three Fires Against Violence and StrongHearts Board member May 1, 2025 2 - 3 pm CST Pre-Register at: https://bit.ly/3FReCiU and follow social media @strongheartsdv for announcements!

    Shining a Light: Exploring the Intersection of Domestic Violence and MMIR

    Shining a Light:  Exploring the Intersection of Domestic Violence and MMIRMay 1, 20252 - 3 pm CST, 1 - 2 pm ESTREGISTER:  https://bit.ly/3FReCiUMissing and Murdered Indigenous Awareness Month Community Chat SeriesFrom StrongHearts Native HelplinePresenters:Samantha StillStrongHearts Communications ManagerSandra Pilgrim-LewisDVS Director for United Three Fires Against Violence and StrongHearts Board Member DOWNLOAD FLIER

  • Sault Tribe BH Recovery Gala

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

    Sault Tribe Behavioral Health presents: 3rd Annual Recovery Gala May 2, 2025 7 - 10 pm LSSU Walker Cisler Student & Conference Center 650 W Easterday Ave Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783 Dinner Provided Gifts & Door Prizes Photo Booth DJ No Dress Code 18+ Only DOWNLOAD FLYER

  • Sault Tribe ACFS Presents Family Fun Day at Big Bear Arena on Friday, May 2, 5 - 7 pm.

    ACFS Family Fun Day for Child Abuse Prevention

    Big Bear Arena 2 Ice Circle, Sault Ste. Marie, MI, United States

    Sault Tribe ACFS Family Fun Day for Child Abuse Prevention May 5, 2025 Friday, May 2, 2025 5 - 7 pm Free Entry Public Welcome Big Bear Arena 2 Ice Circle Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783 DOWNLOAD FLYER

  • May 5, 2025 12 pm Advocacy Resource Center Downtown Manistique, MI Triangle Park Join ARC as we meet. Gather together to promote awareness for our missing and murdered indigenous relatives. 11:30 am Gathering Time 12:15 pm MMIR March Begins 1:30 pm Departure Manistique March for MMIR Sexual assault against Native Women is one of the leading contributors to MMIR. Teach Respect. Teach Consent. Red Hand Face Painting & Sign Making Stations For more information: 906-632-1808 www.arcsaulttribe.com

    Manistique March for MMIR

    Manistique March for MMIRMay 5, 202512 pmAdvocacy Resource CenterDowntown Manistique, MI Triangle ParkJoin ARC as we meet. Gather together to promote awareness for our missing and murdered indigenous relatives.11:30 am Gathering Time12:15 pm MMIR March Begins1:30 pm DepartureManistique March for MMIRSexual assault against Native Women is one of the leading contributors to MMIR.Teach Respect.Teach Consent.Red … Continued