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Last Updated: Waabigwan Giizis, May 2, 2008

N'gii Boochiwemi! (We visited!)
We're building connections between Marquette and Ann Arbor. Find out more about visits between Northern Michigan University and the University of Michigan Ojibwe Language Programs and view presentation materials from the First Annual Indigenous Earth Day Summit.


Mother Earth Water Walk
Each year Anishinaabe women walk the perimeter of a Great Lake with the goal to have all people be aware of the importance of the water and to gain support to protecting our water through the walk. This event takes place annually each spring. Find out about Lake Michigan Walk 2008.


University of Michigan NAGPRARepatriation
The University of Michigan has not yet repatriated the remains of 405 native individuals to the Saginaw Chippewa. Howard Kimewon and Margaret Noori wrote and translated a statement that was read by students and community members on March 20, 2008.


Izhaadaa GiizhigowaandeWhere Did Blue Go?

Aapiish gii izhaad "Izhaadaa Giizhigowaande"? Where did "Go Blue" go?

See where University of Michigan students have been wearing their Izhaadaa Giizhigowaande t-shirts!.

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Giishpin gwa pane anishinaabemoying...Ingoding gwa giishigag kina kaa Anishinaabemowin. If we all speak Anishinaabemowin...one day everyone will speak Anishinaabemowin
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