Anishinabe Sober Voices

11/08/2023

07/05/2023

A forum for Anishinabe people and communities to tell their stories about drug & alcohol abuse. Discussing drug & alcohol issues impacting Native people and providing resources to improve the quality of life for the LCO tribal community.

01/26/2023

Come join our Anishinaabe Nooji Community Talking Circle on Zoom tonite at 6pm.

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Time: Jan 26, 2023 06:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)

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Tracy and Steve

01/25/2023

Come join our Talking Circle.
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Time: Jan 25, 2023 06:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)

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01/25/2023

Come join our Talking Circle.
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Time: Jan 25, 2023 06:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)

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01/19/2023

Come Join our Community Talking Circle…Tracy and Steve. Zoom Meeting
Time: Jan 19, 2023 06:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)

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01/18/2023

Anishinaabe Sober Voices. January 17, 2023. Dianne Sullivan , Substance Abuse Counselor from Bizhiki was the guest speaker . She spoke about family programs. Discussion was held on the importance of family in the recovery process. Dianne also talked about a program for teens created by Hazelden Betty Ford. Call her at Bizhiki center at 715-638-5100. Miigwetch Dianne. Tracy and Steve talked about Anishinaabe Nooji(Anishinaabe Noojimo'iwewin) which is the act of healing.
A traditional talking circle is being held on Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 6pm CST. In addition, other traditional activities are being planned for the future. The Sacred Pipe, smudging, and eagle feather is used in the circles. Wellbriety Wednesday’s focus is Wellbriety and Talking Circle Thursday is an open Zoom community talking circle. A final draft of an information document has been created and will soon be available online. You can get further information about Anishinaabe Nooji on Facebook Group and Facebook messenger(Nooji Chat. Anishinaabe Nooji was formed by Tracy Weaver and Steven Naganashe Perry. You can also reach them individually on Facebook. Steven can be reached at 231-357-6191. Miigwetch Maryellen Baker for the pipe ceremony this evening and always Mark for facilitating the Anishinaabe Sober Voices program. You can also contact Anishinaabe Sober Voices on Facebook. Again, Miigwetch.

01/18/2023

A forum for Anishinabe people and communities to tell their stories about drug & alcohol abuse. Discussing drug & alcohol issues impacting Native people and providing resources to improve the quality of life for the LCO tribal community.