Minnesotans of Asian descent make up for nearly five percent of the state’s total population. Between 2010 and 2018, Minnesota’s Asian American community have been recorded as the second fastest growing racial population statewide.
Hosted by WASH-MN and MCF: Join We Are Still Here MN (WASH-MN)* and the Minnesota Council on Foundations to learn with your peers about grantmaking in Indian Country.
Join MCF and WASH-MN (We Are Still Here)* for a rich learning opportunity about Native Nations and communities.
This event is being postponed and will be rescheduled. Watch this page for updates.
This briefing is open to members and non-members. Non-members can register by emailing Kristen Cullen. Members can register by clicking the link on the right.
Join We Are Still Here MN (WASH MN)* and the Minnesota Council on Foundations for a learning series that will engage participants in conversations about equity in grantmaking, counter misconceptions and the invisibility of Native peoples, offer st
Learn strategies for using the Power Moves tools to build, share and wield power for advancing equity and justice.
In 2019, the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women’s Task Force was created through unanimous bipartisan support of the Minnesota Legislature, and was coordinated by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.
Join award winning Hmong-American writer, Kao Kalia Yang; GHR Foundation Program Associate, Cassie Bean; and leaders from Minnesota’s refugee resettlement agencies for a conversation about the policies and capacity shaping Minnesota’s refugee rese
