05/21/2026
Baamaapii to our 2025/26 BSW and MSW interns, Angie Lindstrom, Sara McClanathan, and Alicia Stein! We’re proud to recognize the contributions these students made to the Mino-bimose’idiwag program.
Angie graduated with her BSW this spring and will continue her work with Hannahville Victim Services, focusing on outreach and prevention efforts. During her internship, she worked alongside the director and victim advocate, supporting survivors, organizing community awareness events like the MMIR Walk, connecting community members with resources, and shadowing Social Emotional Support staff to gain experience working with youth and healthy relationship education.
Sara graduated with her MSW this spring and has started working at the Jazen House. During her time with Mino-bimose’idiwag, she completed her practicum with KBIC Victim Services and as a Graduate Assistant, where she hosted a workshop with Marlene Syrette on the 7 Grandfather Teachings, and worked to improve organizational policy within the Niimigimiwang Transitional Home.
Alicia completed her first year of the MSW program and plans to move toward more clinical work next year. During her internship with KBIC Victim Services, she gained experience in mezzo and macro social work, participated in interdisciplinary recovery and coordinated community response teams, co-led a 7 Grandfather’s class for middle schoolers, and helped co-create a batterers intervention group that will be implemented in the community this spring.
We’re so grateful for the passion, dedication, and meaningful contributions each of you have made to the Mino-bimose’idiwag program. Miigwetch for walking the path with us!
