SGU Tiwahe Glu Kini Pi"Bringing the Family Back to Life"
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Please choose from the applications below that applies to you or your child. Save and print all 4 pages and fill them out and turn them in to the SGU Tiwahe Glu Kini Pi office located behind the Tipi Building on the SGU Antelope Lake Campus. We also have applications at our office that you can pick up and fill out as well. Pilamiyaye!
Girls Camp Application ages 8-12 June 10th-13th
Younger Boys Camp Application Ages 8-12 July 1st-3rd
Older Boys Camp Application ages 13-18 July 8th-10th
TGKP Hosts Ribbon Skirt Workshop for Horse Creek & Swift Bear Youth
On April 18th, SGU Tiwahe Glu Kini Pi “Bringing the Family Back to Life” along with the Horse Creek Community hosted a ribbon skirt workshop in the Horse Creek community, welcoming youth from both the Horse Creek and Swift Bear communities. This hands-on event was specially organized for girls preparing to celebrate important milestones—either graduating high school or moving up from 8th grade—and who wanted to create a ribbon skirt of their own for the occasion.
Ribbon skirts hold deep cultural and spiritual significance, representing identity, pride, and the strength of Lakota womanhood. For many of the participants, this workshop was their first opportunity to design and sew their own ribbon skirt.
SGU Tiwahe Glu Kini Pi is honored to continue supporting community youth through workshops that blend skill-building, cultural teaching, and celebration. We extend our gratitude to Horse Creek community women for cooking the meal and hosting this event, and congratulations to all the young women who participated!
For more information about Tiwahe Glu Kini Pi “Bringing the Family Back to Life”, please contact Marlies White Hat, Director at (605)828-0396 or [email protected].
On April 18th, SGU Tiwahe Glu Kini Pi “Bringing the Family Back to Life” along with the Horse Creek Community hosted a ribbon skirt workshop in the Horse Creek community, welcoming youth from both the Horse Creek and Swift Bear communities. This hands-on event was specially organized for girls preparing to celebrate important milestones—either graduating high school or moving up from 8th grade—and who wanted to create a ribbon skirt of their own for the occasion.
Ribbon skirts hold deep cultural and spiritual significance, representing identity, pride, and the strength of Lakota womanhood. For many of the participants, this workshop was their first opportunity to design and sew their own ribbon skirt.
SGU Tiwahe Glu Kini Pi is honored to continue supporting community youth through workshops that blend skill-building, cultural teaching, and celebration. We extend our gratitude to Horse Creek community women for cooking the meal and hosting this event, and congratulations to all the young women who participated!
For more information about Tiwahe Glu Kini Pi “Bringing the Family Back to Life”, please contact Marlies White Hat, Director at (605)828-0396 or [email protected].
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The mission of Tiwahe Glu Kini Pi (TGKP) is to work with all of creation to improve the lives of children and families with Serious Emotional
Behavioral Disturbances (SEBD) through implementation of a Lakota based Mental Health Wraparound Model and use this model in the teaching and preparation of Lakota Counselors at Sinte Gleska University (SGU.) Wopila (Thank You) for visiting our site. |
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Wolakota and the Code of Behavior by Victor Douville
