Contested Histories in Remembering Americana

Go tohttps://www.humanitiesnd.org/event-details/contested-histories-in-remembering-americana-with-raffi-andonianfor more information and to register for this 12-week online class

Scholar: Raffi Andonian
Sponsored by: Humanities North Dakota

The Doland Community Library is hosting a weekly English-Speaking class to help the English as a Second Language residents in the community prepare to take the US Citizenship test. It will also provide them with valuable tools to help read, speak and understand the English language better. They will also learn about resources available in the community.

Classes are currently being hosted online through the library’s Facebook Messenger feature. Once the winter weather improves, classes may meet in person.

Please contact the library if you would like to be added to the Facebook Messenger group to attend the class.

Scholar: Natasha Noethlich

Sponsored By: The Doland Community Library

For more information, contact: <dolandcommunitylibrary@gmail.com>

Join the Simon & Schuster Spring 2023 AuthorFest virtual event, featuring Laura Dave and Rebecca Serle!

To register for the event, learn more, and submit questions for the authors, visit our event page:https://mailchi.mp/1c23630f1b40/lpp1lk0qz1

Gene Tyon, Founder and Executive Director of Oaye Luta Okolakiciye, will talk about the Lakota-based nonprofit that promotes healing through prevention, intervention, education, and cultural identity development.

Zoom Link

Scholar: Lawrence Diggs with Gene Tyon

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
https://sdhumanities.wufoo.com/forms/r10zvgvg124kfm2/

This program will talk about the congressional debates leading up to the passage of the Homestead Act of 1862 with a focus on why Congress decided to give unmarried women the right to homestead. It will discuss women’s rights as well as the democratic process.

Scholar: Hannah Haksgaard

Sponsored by: Old Courthouse Museum

For more information, contact:Kevin Gansz <kgansz@minnehahacounty.gov>

Dakota Daughters – Lillian Witt, Geraldine Goes in Center and Joyce Jefferson – commemorated the 130-year anniversary of the December 29, 1890, Wounded Knee Massacre. Now, they look to the future of 2022 and beyond. They have made it a priority to tell this story throughout South Dakota by relaying historical information in an interesting, thought-provoking, entertaining and memorable way. They have augmented their program to include slides from their collaboration with The Journey Museum and Periaktos Productions: “Reflections on the Massacre at Wounded Knee.” The Dakota Daughters hope when people see their play, they will realize that although we all are unique – such as skin color, cultures, beliefs – deep down we are not all that different. Mitákuye Oyás’iŋ – “We are all related.”

Scholars: Joyce Jefferson, Geraldine Goes in Center, Lillian Witt

Sponsored by: South Dakota Association of Family and Consumer Science

For more information, contact: Mary Jo Parker <maryjoparker572@gmail.com>

“Did you hear the one about…?” Mills presents a varied PowerPoint program and discussion for a personal look at some of the people, places, and trains which have influenced South Dakota. The railroad community found its way into a myriad of social, economic, and political institutions across the Land of Infinite Variety.

Scholar: Rick Mills

Sponsored by:Dakota Southeastern Division (DSED) of the NMRA

For more information, contact:Jim Krekelberg <jkrekelberg@sio.midco.net>

2023 One Book South Dakota
A haunting novel spanning several generations, Wilson’s The Seed Keeper follows a Dakota family’s struggle to preserve their way of life. Its main character, Rosalie Iron Wing, draws strength from the knowledge that she is descended from women with souls of iron, women who have protected their families, their traditions, and a precious cache of seeds through generations of hardship and loss.

Sponsored by: White Book Club

For more information, contact: Charlotte Mickelson <bageri97@msn.com>

2023 One Book South Dakota
A haunting novel spanning several generations, Wilson’s The Seed Keeper follows a Dakota family’s struggle to preserve their way of life. Its main character, Rosalie Iron Wing, draws strength from the knowledge that she is descended from women with souls of iron, women who have protected their families, their traditions, and a precious cache of seeds through generations of hardship and loss.

Sponsored by: Sisseton Arts Council

For more information, contact: Sandi Jaspers <sandi.jaspers@gmail.com>

Contested Histories in Remembering Americana

Go tohttps://www.humanitiesnd.org/event-details/contested-histories-in-remembering-americana-with-raffi-andonianfor more information and to register for this 12-week online class

Scholar: Raffi Andonian
Sponsored by: Humanities North Dakota

The Doland Community Library is hosting a weekly English-Speaking class to help the English as a Second Language residents in the community prepare to take the US Citizenship test. It will also provide them with valuable tools to help read, speak and understand the English language better. They will also learn about resources available in the community.

Classes are currently being hosted online through the library’s Facebook Messenger feature. Once the winter weather improves, classes may meet in person.

Please contact the library if you would like to be added to the Facebook Messenger group to attend the class.

Scholar: Natasha Noethlich

Sponsored By: The Doland Community Library

For more information, contact: <dolandcommunitylibrary@gmail.com>

LaFawn Janis, Coordinator of the Community Relations Commission in Rapid City, joins SDHC Scholar Lawrence Diggs to share updates about the organization whose purpose is to protect equal opportunities for all citizens of Rapid City by resolving conflict, settling complaints of discrimination, and promoting cooperation within the community.

Zoom Link

Scholar: Lawrence Diggs with LaFawn Janis

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
https://sdhumanities.wufoo.com/forms/r10zvgvg124kfm2/

Contested Histories in Remembering Americana

Go tohttps://www.humanitiesnd.org/event-details/contested-histories-in-remembering-americana-with-raffi-andonianfor more information and to register for this 12-week online class

Scholar: Raffi Andonian
Sponsored by: Humanities North Dakota

The Doland Community Library is hosting a weekly English-Speaking class to help the English as a Second Language residents in the community prepare to take the US Citizenship test. It will also provide them with valuable tools to help read, speak and understand the English language better. They will also learn about resources available in the community.

Classes are currently being hosted online through the library’s Facebook Messenger feature. Once the winter weather improves, classes may meet in person.

Please contact the library if you would like to be added to the Facebook Messenger group to attend the class.

Scholar: Natasha Noethlich

Sponsored By: The Doland Community Library

For more information, contact: <dolandcommunitylibrary@gmail.com>

This is an hour-long program narrating the life of Badger Clark interspersed with many of his poems set to music.

Scholar: Pegie Douglas

Sponsored by:The Journey Museum and Learning Center

For more information, contact:Troy Kilpatrick <tkilpatrick@journeymuseum.org>

Contested Histories in Remembering Americana

Go tohttps://www.humanitiesnd.org/event-details/contested-histories-in-remembering-americana-with-raffi-andonianfor more information and to register for this 12-week online class

Scholar: Raffi Andonian
Sponsored by: Humanities North Dakota

The Doland Community Library is hosting a weekly English-Speaking class to help the English as a Second Language residents in the community prepare to take the US Citizenship test. It will also provide them with valuable tools to help read, speak and understand the English language better. They will also learn about resources available in the community.

Classes are currently being hosted online through the library’s Facebook Messenger feature. Once the winter weather improves, classes may meet in person.

Please contact the library if you would like to be added to the Facebook Messenger group to attend the class.

Scholar: Natasha Noethlich

Sponsored By: The Doland Community Library

For more information, contact: <dolandcommunitylibrary@gmail.com>

David Ansell is the third author and speaker featured as part of a series of common readings to guide participants as they consider differing perspectives on health humanities and the ways that these insights might apply to their own lives and communities. Dr. Ansell’s research and advocacy have been focused on eliminating health inequities. He will speak about his latest book, The Death Gap: How Inequality Kills.


This event is in person but will also be live-streamed at the following link:https://youtu.be/OYn_9tu3QNc.

Sponsored by: USD Wegner Health Sciences Library

For more information, contact: Anna Simonson <Anna.Simonson@usd.edu>

Contested Histories in Remembering Americana

Go tohttps://www.humanitiesnd.org/event-details/contested-histories-in-remembering-americana-with-raffi-andonianfor more information and to register for this 12-week online class

Scholar: Raffi Andonian
Sponsored by: Humanities North Dakota

The Doland Community Library is hosting a weekly English-Speaking class to help the English as a Second Language residents in the community prepare to take the US Citizenship test. It will also provide them with valuable tools to help read, speak and understand the English language better. They will also learn about resources available in the community.

Classes are currently being hosted online through the library’s Facebook Messenger feature. Once the winter weather improves, classes may meet in person.

Please contact the library if you would like to be added to the Facebook Messenger group to attend the class.

Scholar: Natasha Noethlich

Sponsored By: The Doland Community Library

For more information, contact: <dolandcommunitylibrary@gmail.com>

Contested Histories in Remembering Americana

Go tohttps://www.humanitiesnd.org/event-details/contested-histories-in-remembering-americana-with-raffi-andonianfor more information and to register for this 12-week online class

Scholar: Raffi Andonian
Sponsored by: Humanities North Dakota

The Doland Community Library is hosting a weekly English-Speaking class to help the English as a Second Language residents in the community prepare to take the US Citizenship test. It will also provide them with valuable tools to help read, speak and understand the English language better. They will also learn about resources available in the community.

Classes are currently being hosted online through the library’s Facebook Messenger feature. Once the winter weather improves, classes may meet in person.

Please contact the library if you would like to be added to the Facebook Messenger group to attend the class.

Scholar: Natasha Noethlich

Sponsored By: The Doland Community Library

For more information, contact: <dolandcommunitylibrary@gmail.com>

The Doland Community Library is hosting a weekly English-Speaking class to help the English as a Second Language residents in the community prepare to take the US Citizenship test. It will also provide them with valuable tools to help read, speak and understand the English language better. They will also learn about resources available in the community.

Classes are currently being hosted online through the library’s Facebook Messenger feature. Once the winter weather improves, classes may meet in person.

Please contact the library if you would like to be added to the Facebook Messenger group to attend the class.

Scholar: Natasha Noethlich

Sponsored By: The Doland Community Library

For more information, contact: <dolandcommunitylibrary@gmail.com>

The Doland Community Library is hosting a weekly English-Speaking class to help the English as a Second Language residents in the community prepare to take the US Citizenship test. It will also provide them with valuable tools to help read, speak and understand the English language better. They will also learn about resources available in the community.

Classes are currently being hosted online through the library’s Facebook Messenger feature. Once the winter weather improves, classes may meet in person.

Please contact the library if you would like to be added to the Facebook Messenger group to attend the class.

Scholar: Natasha Noethlich

Sponsored By: The Doland Community Library

For more information, contact: <dolandcommunitylibrary@gmail.com>

The Doland Community Library is hosting a weekly English-Speaking class to help the English as a Second Language residents in the community prepare to take the US Citizenship test. It will also provide them with valuable tools to help read, speak and understand the English language better. They will also learn about resources available in the community.

Classes are currently being hosted online through the library’s Facebook Messenger feature. Once the winter weather improves, classes may meet in person.

Please contact the library if you would like to be added to the Facebook Messenger group to attend the class.

Scholar: Natasha Noethlich

Sponsored By: The Doland Community Library

For more information, contact: <dolandcommunitylibrary@gmail.com>

The Doland Community Library is hosting a weekly English-Speaking class to help the English as a Second Language residents in the community prepare to take the US Citizenship test. It will also provide them with valuable tools to help read, speak and understand the English language better. They will also learn about resources available in the community.

Classes are currently being hosted online through the library’s Facebook Messenger feature. Once the winter weather improves, classes may meet in person.

Please contact the library if you would like to be added to the Facebook Messenger group to attend the class.

Scholar: Natasha Noethlich

Sponsored By: The Doland Community Library

For more information, contact: <dolandcommunitylibrary@gmail.com>

The Doland Community Library is hosting a weekly English-Speaking class to help the English as a Second Language residents in the community prepare to take the US Citizenship test. It will also provide them with valuable tools to help read, speak and understand the English language better. They will also learn about resources available in the community.

Classes are currently being hosted online through the library’s Facebook Messenger feature. Once the winter weather improves, classes may meet in person.

Please contact the library if you would like to be added to the Facebook Messenger group to attend the class.

Scholar: Natasha Noethlich

Sponsored By: The Doland Community Library

For more information, contact: <dolandcommunitylibrary@gmail.com>

The Doland Community Library is hosting a weekly English-Speaking class to help the English as a Second Language residents in the community prepare to take the US Citizenship test. It will also provide them with valuable tools to help read, speak and understand the English language better. They will also learn about resources available in the community.

Classes are currently being hosted online through the library’s Facebook Messenger feature. Once the winter weather improves, classes may meet in person.

Please contact the library if you would like to be added to the Facebook Messenger group to attend the class.

Scholar: Natasha Noethlich

Sponsored By: The Doland Community Library

For more information, contact: <dolandcommunitylibrary@gmail.com>

The Doland Community Library is hosting a weekly English-Speaking class to help the English as a Second Language residents in the community prepare to take the US Citizenship test. It will also provide them with valuable tools to help read, speak and understand the English language better. They will also learn about resources available in the community.

Classes are currently being hosted online through the library’s Facebook Messenger feature. Once the winter weather improves, classes may meet in person.

Scholar: Natasha Noethlich

Sponsored By: The Doland Community Library

For more information, contact: <dolandcommunitylibrary@gmail.com>

The Doland Community Library is hosting a weekly English-Speaking class to help the English as a Second Language residents in the community prepare to take the US Citizenship test. It will also provide them with valuable tools to help read, speak and understand the English language better. They will also learn about resources available in the community.

Classes are currently being hosted online through the library’s Facebook Messenger feature. Once the winter weather improves, classes may meet in person.

Scholar: Natasha Noethlich

Sponsored By: The Doland Community Library

For more information, contact: <dolandcommunitylibrary@gmail.com>

The Doland Community Library is hosting a weekly English-Speaking class to help the English as a Second Language residents in the community prepare to take the US Citizenship test. It will also provide them with valuable tools to help read, speak and understand the English language better. They will also learn about resources available in the community.

Classes are currently being hosted online through the library’s Facebook Messenger feature. Once the winter weather improves, classes may meet in person.

Scholar: Natasha Noethlich

Sponsored By: The Doland Community Library

For more information, contact: <dolandcommunitylibrary@gmail.com>

Despite familial identity theft occurring regularly, it has received limited empirical attention. What are the lived experiences of familial identity theft victims? This qualitative research project explores the lived experiences of these victims using their own words – their stories.

Scholar: Axton Betz-Hamilton

Sponsored by: SDSU – School of Health and Consumer Sciences

For more information, contact: <axton.betzhamilton@sdstate.edu>

To preserve local history and educate youth, this project will create containers which can be checked out by teachers, homeschoolers, 4H clubs, youth groups, and others. The contents will include hands-on museum artifacts with a local history theme, accompanied by suggested lessons plan aligned with South Dakota state content standards and other educational resources.

Scholars: Linda Hasselstrom and Deb Smith

Sponsored by: Hermosa Arts and History Association

For more information, contact: Candice Leigh <ecleigh35@yahoo.com>