US EditionConnecting Lakota Youth to Culture in South Dakota
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Connecting Lakota Youth to Culture in South Dakota
In the small community of Eagle Butte, South Dakota, children come and go from a bustling community center that serves as a safe space for them to play, connect with each other, and their Lakota culture. The activity is all part of the Cheyenne River Youth Project, which serves Lakota youth ages 4-18 on the Cheyenne River Sioux reservation in South Dakota. The Cheyenne River reservation encompasses more than 3 million rural acres in the high pl…
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