It's a tiny little building on East Second Street; 14 by 36 feet.
But the All Nations Indigenous Center is thinking outside their 500 square foot box. From their tiny headquarters, they're busily:
- planning how to get computers for their afterschool program
- outlining offerings for the Buffalo Heart summer camp (focusing on traditional teachings in drum, flute, dance and language)
- reaching out to youth caught between cultures and giving them the information they need to make choices about all aspects of their heritage
- planning community events with a strong focus on sobriety
- addressing the crises of HIV, heroin, drugs and alcohol
- educating social workers about the Indian Child Welfare Act and advocating for families
- offering parenting classes,
- providing a place for elders to spend beading, sewing, quilting on Sundays and developing other classes
