Volunteer for the Most Trusted Position
One Spirit is looking for people to fill the most trusted position of Area Service Coordinator. These good people work directly with the Lakota families that we serve and will need a cell phone and computer (be computer literate) and can work from anywhere in the world.
If you have plenty of spare time and are looking for a rewarding endeavor, this might be for you. Interested volunteers should contact Jeri Baker, 570-460-6567, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
The Journey to Food Self-Sufficiency
One Spirit and Bamm Brewer are excited to announce a big step in the journey to food self-sufficiency for Pine Ridge Reservation.
Early next week, The Buffalo House begins operating on Solar Power, leading the way with renewable energy on Pine Ridge Reservation.
Lack of Awareness of Serious Consequences
No matter which side you come down on regarding the current federal government shutdown, whether it is over a pointless wall on the border (oops, I just revealed my point of view) or the titanic struggle between politicians, there are always consequences for those who depend, at least in part, on the federal government for support and assistance.
This non-political point is one we should all be able to agree on.
Looking to the past and toward the future
The end of a year, and the beginning of a new one, has always been a moment when it seems appropriate to review the past and look forward to the future.
In ancient Roman mythology, the deity that became associated with the first month of the year was the two-faced god, Janus. This is, of course, the semantic origin of the month January. Janus oversaw ends and beginnings, and thus became a metaphor for the change in the years.
