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John and Mason from Migizi Communications Indigenous Stewardship Institute and Malia from Heart of the Beast work on construction of a float for the May Day Parade. With wood and screws, cardboard and a beautiful vision, they are constructing the Sacred Black Hills. Look for all of the amazing creations of the Migizi Interns at this year's Parade! Check out their mission and programs at Migizi.org, and consider supporting their work!
"Connecting with nature" Third-grader Aerralynn Lemberger writes the name of her school, Bancroft, into the dirt at Powderhorn Park. Aerralynn was part of a Wildwood North after-school group that spends Wednesdays in the park. The leader, Sam Royce, says he likes for the kids to have unstructured playtime as a way to connect with nature.
"Raining Threes on a Rainy Day"