PATHS - MSU

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Wearing red today (in home isolation where nobody will see it) for the National Day of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.

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Congrats, Danielle! We are proud of you and the important work you are doing!

It's a sign: Stop when occupied!

Yeah, we missed making an post yesterday. Our feed was blowing up with powerful posts...even from people who have never given this a thought before. So, being a day late and set apart from the hustle is a good thing. Maybe we are just 364 days early! Maybe every day should be Indigenous Peoples Day. Thank you, Montana State University and Bozeman, for being a part of the force.

Logo by Ben Pease.
Photo by Freddy Monares, @ Bozeman, Montana

Our PATHS team is in Minnesota at the Native American Nutrition conference. They are presenting on their research projects. Congrats, Tillie, Natasha, and Carmen!

Pretty cool, Tillie! Congrats on being one of 20 selected as a Doris Duke Conservation Scholars at UW. It is great being on this path with you! Once PATHS, always PATHS.

We are proud of our former PATHS intern and PATHS mentor, Danielle Antelope! Thank you, Congresswoman Deb Haaland and Representative Sharice Davids for taking the time to meet with these bright young leaders!

Holly, PATHS 2017-2018, and Christine, 2018-2019, graduated this weekend!!!! Proud doesn't even capture our feelings for them. They have had plenty of barriers to navigate...and it has not been easy...but they have been persistent! They did it! We appreciate the visions they have for their community and for their children. Thank you for the inspiration, ladies.

Couldn't be prouder of our graduates today! More photos to come! Up up and away!

We are a bit behind in celebrating some recent accomplishments of our PATHS interns. The most recent is Carmen Yupe, who graced the stage today with a powerful and poetic performance. Couldn't be prouder of her!

"Being complacent never got much done." ~ Michael McCormick, The Livingston Food Resource Center.

Yesterday was awesome! Michael talked about his vision - not about fighting hunger but rather about working to fight poverty. The LFRC is an inspiration twist on a food pantry.

PATHS Cohort 1 in Washington DC!