Tiwahe Glu Kini Pi "Bringing the Family Back to Life"

04/14/2026

✨ Horse Creek ✨ Wednesday, April 29th we’ll be at the Horse Creek community building with a meal at 5:30pm and then a presentation at 6:00pm on Trauma Informed Parenting by Charisse Bordeaux, LPC, NCC, QMHP. There will be a vision board activity and door prizes!

Thank you to our partners Tokata Etuŋwaŋ Wakaŋyeža Owičakiyapi Wiconi Wakan Health and Healing Center RST Childcare

04/13/2026

We’re looking for 4 teens from Horse Creek and 4 teens from He Dog/Parmelee who want to attend Horse Handler Training Camp, teens who complete training camp may be hired for 8 weeks at the SGU TGKP Horse Ranch. This camp is especially for teens who want to have a ranch or farm someday! Please read below for more information, you can stop in at the TGKP office to pick up an application. Applications will also be posted soon, call our office (605)856-8163 for more information!

04/08/2026

Ranchers and community! Do you or do you know of anyone who has any empty lick tubs??? We’re looking for donations of empty lick tubs for our TGKP community home gardens 🪴

You can call Dave Valandra to schedule drop off at the SGU TGKP Ranch at (605)856-5236 or call our office at (605)856-8163

03/27/2026

Saturday April 18th, 2026 we’ll be making our annual journey to Pe Sla for an annual renewal ceremony. Its purpose is to wipe the tears of loss and prepare creation for new life. Pe Sla translates to “Bald Spot” and is located in He Sapa (the Black Hills)

We will meet in Hill City, SD at 11am MT at the Exxon gas station and caravan to the site. Please observe the teachings of the pipe and please do not bring animals/pets.

03/19/2026

❤️TONIGHT❤️ Open to the public at the SFIS Community Building! Meal at 5pm, presentation by Charisse Bordeaux, LPC, NCC, QMHP, door prizes and a vision board making activity to close the night!

03/17/2026

Happening today! Come have a meal at 5pm at the SGU Commons then presentation by Charisse Bordeaux, LPC, NCC, QMHP ✨ there will be door prizes and a vision board activity to close the night! All are welcome 🫶🏼

03/15/2026

This event has been POSTPONED to Tuesday, March 17th, 2026 ‼️

03/14/2026

Trauma-Informed Parenting presentation by Charisse Bordeaux, LPC, NCC, QMHP at the St Francis Community Building on March 19th from 5-8:30pm ❣️❣️

This session will help parents and caregivers understand how trauma affects children’s emotions, behavior, and development. Families will learn practical trauma-informed strategies they can use at home to support children’s emotional regulation, relationships, and decision-making, while connecting these ideas to Lakota values and community strengths. Families will also receive a resource folder with tools and information they can continue using at home.

There will also be a meal, door-prizes and a vision board making activity ❤️ feel free to pass this flyer along and we’ll see you there ❣️✨

In collaboration with Wiconi Wakan Health and Healing Center, RST Childcare, Tokata Etuŋwaŋ Wakaŋyeža Owičakiyapi and SFIS Project Aware

02/12/2026

Who’s coming to the Cante Skuya Kahomni tomorrow (Thursday, February 12th) at the SGU Multi??? 💖🫶🏼✨ Meal at 5:30 will be fried chicken 🍗 mashed potatoes and gravy and other goodies 🧁🧁 We appreciate our partners Wiconi Wakan and RST Childcare for collaborating on this round dance so we can bring you fun contests, door prizes and more! We hope to see you all tomorrow 💖💖

02/06/2026

Next Thursday, February 12th, 2026 we will be hosting a Cante Skuya Kahomni (Sweet Heart/Valentines Day Round Dance) from 5:30-8:00pm at the SGU Wakinyan Wanbli Multipurpose Student Center ✨💖 All are welcome! Wear your ribbon skirts and shirts if you have them but they are not required. We will have dinner starting at 5:30 and different contests and specials will be announced throughout the night. Please share and help us get the word out!

This is in collaboration with Wiconi Wakan Health and Healing Center and RST Childcare

02/06/2026

Today we harvested čanšáša 🪾 Čanšáša is a traditional to***co that has been used by the Oceti Sakowin for centuries as a medicine with cultural and spiritual importance. Here are some moments from the day, scroll to the last two pics for more info on čanšáša!

02/06/2026

Happening now!

All are welcome this Friday, February 6th, 2026 to come harvest cansasa. We’ll meet on the SGU Main Campus on the road to the right of the library that goes down to the greenhouse. We will harvest the cansasa and go to the TGKP office on the SGU Antelope Lake Campus to work on them and lunch will be provided. Please wear appropriate shoe/boots and please follow Lakota protocol. If you have cutting tools we kindly ask you to bring them as well, if you don’t we will have a few people can use!