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All My Relations Arts Transitions to NACDI

Minneapolis, MN- February 16, 2010 -- All My Relations Arts, a premier American Indian arts program in the Twin Cities, has become an initiative of the Native American Community Development Institute (NACDI). After ten years as a program of Great Neighborhoods! Development Corporation (GNDC) mounting dozens of successful American Indian visual arts exhibits in the Ancient Traders Gallery, All My Relations Arts has officially transitioned to NACDI. This move will continue to promote American Indian arts and artists within the American Indian Cultural Corridor on Franklin Avenue.

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February Breakfast Bites

Come join us on Wednesday, February 17th from 8:30am-9:45am. All Nations Church on Bloomington (1515 East 23rd St.) “Breakfast Bites” generally occur on the third Wednesday of the month.

“Breakfast Bites” are free alternative community meetings designed to build community and relationships! These short morning get-togethers include a professional development/team-building activity and a light breakfast! Feel free to bring a colleague, friend or the entire office!

Please RSVP at kjourdain@nacdi.org or 612-872-4494.

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NACDI Fills First MCTC Community Development Class

NACDI has filled the first class offered in our new A.S. Degree in Community Development at MCTC this spring semester!  A full class of 25 students is learning about Community Development from an Indigenous perspective.  Syd Beane and Justin Huenemann, NACDI staff, are the instructors. For more information on the program click here.

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Support NACDI on GiveMN!

GiveMN.org is a new way to contribute to your favorite Minnesota Non-Profit organizations.  NACDI has joined GiveMN to provide our friends and allies a new way to support our work to build the assets and capacity of the urban American Indian community of the Twin Cities for the 21st Century.  Use the new button in the left column of our website to contribute to this important work!

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American Indian Cultural Corridor Animation

Watch our new animation of the future of the American Indian Cultural Corridor!  The American Indian Cultural Corridor runs along Franklin Avenue in Minneapolis from the LRT station to 11th Avenue.  NACDI is working to further develop this corridor as a regional and national destination for American Indian cultures, business, and service.  This animation was developed from suggestions by community members for the future of the urban American Indian community in Minneapolis.  Do you have an idea for what you would like to see in the American Indian Cultural Corridor?  If so, contact us!

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Breakfast Bites...Start Your Day Off Right!

“Breakfast Bites” are free alternative community meetings designed to help jump-start your day!  These short morning get-togethers include a professional development/team-building activity and a light breakfast!  Feel free to bring a colleague, friend or the entire office!

Wednesday, November 18, 2009
8:00 am to 9:30 am

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American Indian Community Development Symposium

The Native American Community Development Institute’s (NACDI), American Indian Community Development Symposium: “A Down Payment On Our Future,” held on Thursday, October 22, 2009 at the Center for Changing Lives, was a great success! NACDI is committed to putting the community back into community development!


 

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NACDI Golf Tournament a Success

GOLF TOURNAMENT A SUCCESS!!

The first annual Native American Community Development Institute (NACDI) Golf Tournament held on Friday, June 26th, 2009 at the University of Minnesota, was a huge success.

Thank you to all of our sponsors, participants and volunteers!!  20 teams enjoyed beautiful weather, great company, and delicious food.  We are happy to announce that this first annual fund-raising tournament raised...

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