FPCC Diabetes Prevention & Heart Health Program

09/22/2025

Come to our open house Tuesday and Wednesday this week.

09/15/2025

09/12/2025

Save the date‼️
10/3/25 at 10 am. Come run and walk with us. First 50 to sign up will receive a tshirt.

09/04/2025

Join our 4th Cohort‼️ Starting October 2025. We will have two sites Wolf Point and Poplar❗️

05/05/2025

05/01/2025

As a community-led organization rooted in the homelands of the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes, we remain committed to preserving and uplifting the cultural teachings of our Dakota and Nakona ancestors. In alignment with this commitment, we are honored to acknowledge the recent successful buffalo harvest—an event carried out with deep respect, purpose, and cultural responsibility.

Tatanka Oyate, is more than a source of sustenance; it is a sacred relative that has provided for our people since time immemorial. Through this harvest, our organization is not only nourished physically but spiritually—guided by teachings of humility, reciprocity, and community care. The meat from this harvest will support our upcoming programming, including our Food Sovereignty Conference this fall, where we will continue conversations around reclaiming traditional lifeways and nourishing our people with ancestral knowledge and food systems.

We extend our sincere gratitude to Wanbdi Growing Thunder, whose role as shooter was carried out with the utmost respect and cultural integrity. We also thank the Fort Peck Buffalo Program for their invaluable support and continued collaboration. Their work ensures that our community has access to these sacred relatives and the teachings they carry.

This harvest is a powerful reminder of the strength and resilience of our people. It reinforces our path forward—a path grounded in culture, guided by tradition, and committed to the health and wellbeing of our community and future generations.

04/29/2025

NEXT WEEK!
The crew will be set up in Wolf Point the week of May 5th through the 9th.

04/25/2025

Happening today!

The Empowering Native Voices Leadership and Indigenous Advocacy presentation is sponsored by the Student Services department and facilitated by the Native Wellness Institute. All students, employees, and community members are welcome to participate in this event.

04/16/2025

A read to consider.

04/16/2025

📢All FPCC Students📢

Come over to Poplar campus today! Morningstar counselors are currently at the WEV building and want to hear from you!

Tomorrow they will be at the Wolf Point Campus at the Dumont Building!

Come meet the counselors whose services are free to FPCC Students!