Dr. Evie Campbell
Community leader · Minnesota Chippewa
Healing practices that bridge clinical care and tradition.
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This space shares the living stories of Minnesota’s Indigenous peoples—their traditions, challenges, and triumphs. Through personal narratives and collective memory, we aim to strengthen understanding and inspire future generations.
Celebrating visionary leaders who are shaping the future while honoring their heritage.
Healing practices that bridge clinical care and tradition.
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Workforce development rooted in culture.
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Youth education that strengthens identity and future.
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Small business journeys and entrepreneurial successes that strengthen communities and preserve culture
Recognized for outstanding achievements and impact in building sustainable businesses that serve their communities while creating economic opportunities.
A comprehensive network supporting Indigenous small and medium enterprises across various industries, providing resources, mentorship, and market connections.
Education is a bridge between honoring tradition and shaping opportunity. Stories highlight Indigenous students, educators, and programs reclaiming history and reimagining learning.
Healing blends traditional medicine, spirituality, and modern health practices. Community voices share journeys of recovery, resilience, and collective care.
Mariah Strong mentors Indigenous teens through weekly circles that blend language, culture, and career exploration. Her approach pairs traditional teachings with practical skills—resume labs, mock interviews, and community service projects.
Partnering with local schools and a tribal college, Mariah co-designs pathways into healthcare, environmental stewardship, and creative tech—meeting students where they are and walking forward together.
Red River Crafts began as a kitchen-table idea, focused on beadwork and quillwork using sustainably sourced materials. In 2025, the team formalized operations, built a brand story centered on cultural continuity, and expanded into fair-trade channels.
Their growth blueprint: cooperative ownership, transparent pricing, and youth apprenticeships that keep techniques—and livelihoods—rooted in community.
Storytelling circles create a gentle, structured space for listening, reflection, and release. Guided by protocols—songs, openings in language, and closing thanks—they reconnect families and co-workers across generations.
Circles are now used in schools, clinics, and workplaces to support mental health and team cohesion. Facilitators pair ceremony with trauma-informed practice and nature walks that ground the experience.