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Citizen Lane: Episode 5
Episode 5: Sanni and Sandy learn about how Minnesota is conserving our natural resources and why wild rice cultivation is an important indicator of its...
How Can First Nations’ Values Shape Our Political Climate?
Native Treaties: Making Relations
Historically, intertribal relationships helped to maintain diplomacy and peace prior to the existence of the United States government. How can first...
Ojibwe Youth Focus on Cultural Revitalization
Rebuilding Nations: The Next Generation
Turtle Mountain Ojibwe youth from North Dakota tell the story of their Tribe’s history and the importance of cultural revitalization...
Native Nations Build a New Future Grounded in Civic Engagement
Native Civics: Commitment to Community
Native nations are building a future for their communities with the foundation of tribal knowledge and alliances. Civic engagement is...
Top Target: Paulsen vs. Phillips
Republican Congressman Erik Paulsen is running to keep his job in the western suburbs that make up Minnesota's 3rd Congressional District. Getting in front...
Third Congressional District Debate
Minnesota is home to some of the most hotly-contested congressional races in the country. Our state's Third Congressional District - composed largely of the...
Second Congressional District Debate
The race for Minnesota's Second Congressional District seat is being watched closely across the nation as it is considered one of several swing districts...
Klobuchar for President?
Minnesota U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar is moving up the rankings for presidential potentials, but first she faces Republican challenger State Rep. Jim Newberger. The...
Citizen Lane: Episode 4
Episode 4: Sanni and Sandy explore how apprenticeships and two-year technical degrees are an advantageous alternative to 4 year degrees, especially in communities with less access to...
Senate Special Election
For the first time in decades, both of Minnesota's U.S. Senate seats are up for re-election at the same time. Sen. Al Franken stepped...
