Wicanhpi Iyotan Win (Autumn Cavender) is Wahpetunwan Dakota and a midwife from Pezihutazizi K’api Makoca (Upper Sioux Community). Autumn is finding new ways to see, visualize and encode designs using traditional Dakota aesthetic and design processes. Her current practice explores quillwork Dakota methodology and its applications through ancestral, digital, and generative technologies.
What’s new and coming soon from the Rural Remix podcast
Share your bread traditions for our an upcoming podcast series with the Rural Assembly!
Drawing Resilience: An interview with Laura Fredrickson-Gosewisch about her work connecting farmers with resources to help them understand how to continue working in a sustainable way.
Beyond the Clock is a monthly digital learning exchange and happy hour for rural connectors and cultural workers hosted by Department of Public Transformation and Voices for Rural Resilience, in partnership with the Rural Assembly. This month’s creative learning exchange event will take place on Tuesday, February 13th from 4-5pm CST with special guest, Savannah Barrett!
How to Advocate for the Expanded Child Tax Credit in 2024 Updated Feb. 2, 2024 If you’ve followed along the past couple of weeks, you’ll
Looking for ways to grow in your skills and knowledge this year? You may be interested in applying for one of the following opportunities we’ve received recently in our Rural Assembly inbox.
Do you have a story to share, a community or project to highlight, or a rural issue that we should be elevating? Let us know.
This year, we were delighted and inspired by the many conversations we’ve had with rural organizers, artists, authors, activists, and political and nonprofit leaders.
As a rural sojourner, Whitney Kimball Coe is more convinced than ever that rural identity is something that never truly leaves you, no matter where you plant your feet.
