My name is Francine Red Willow Richards and welcome to my 2nd year Internship at Ogallala Commons. Ogallala Commons is a nonprofit program that has given me the opportunity
Greetings Ogallala Community! I would like to take this time and space to introduce myself, Ana Gabrielle Perez, as a new member of the Ogallala Intern program with the Gonzales
History The members of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation puts emphasis on the youth of the modern times are known as the 7th generation. This generation holds significance because the
Ogallala Commons (OC) has enriched my sense of place in community involvement and gains of work experience by learning and performing the proper approach in conducting and contributing to local events.
My community service hours were preparing, transporting, and serving meals at the Eagle Nest District’s Powwow in Wanblee, SD on July 24th through the 25th between 9 a.m. and 9p.m.
My favorite experience during this summer of internship was setting connection with my fellow interns from New Mexico, Angelo Mchorse and Tiana Suazo. Angelo, Tiana and friends traveled down to
When we moved to Kansas, I was the opposite of what all my city friends, half a country away, expected. I was excited, looking out over the cold
Anpetu wasté kin yuhapi maLakotas na Dakotas, Francine Red Willow Richards emaciyapi “Good day my friends and allies, my name is Francine Red Willow Richards” is the English translations
My name is Greg Byers and I am originally from Mesquite, Texas which is a city east of Dallas. That was the only place I lived long term before I
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