qalabka loo shaqeeyaha

siyaasadaha qoyska-saaxiibtinimo: u fiican ganacsiga, u fiican maskaxda

Loo-shaqeeyayaasha taageera shaqaalaha iyo carruurtooda waxay maal-gelinayaan kooxahooda, dhaqankooda goobta shaqada - iyo mustaqbalka aan wadaagno. Hadda in ka badan weligii way caddahay doorarka shaqaalaha sida waalidka/daryeelayaasha ay ku dhex milmeen doorkooda shaqaale ahaan.

Mashruuca Itasca , isbahaysiga qaybaha kala duwan ee loo shaqeeyayaasha, ayaa bilaabay

Hindisaha 1,000 ka maalmood ee ugu horreeya si loo caawiyo kor u qaadista wacyiga loo shaqeeyaha ee saameynta nolosha dheer ee khibradaha hore ee dhalmada ka hor ilaa da'da 3 - iyo muhiimada

doorka ay ciyaaraan.

Sida ururkaagu u caawin karo:

Kor u qaad wacyiga daqiiqadaha yar ee tirinta agabka
Qaado siyaasadaha saaxiibtinimada qoyska, oo uu hagayo agabka loo-shaqeeyahayaga
Ku biir u doodayaasha si ay u taageeraan qoysaska ugu baahida badan

The Narrative | KRSM FM

I'M AWAKE | Native Roots Radio

Afternoon Drive | KMOJ FM

La Raza | KMNV FM & AM

The Narrative | KRSM | 98.9 FM

The Narrative amplifies the voices, stories, cultures and conversations happening in our neighborhoods, focusing on communities that have been historically ignored, misrepresented and erased by traditional media.

The Narrative

I’M AWAKE | Native Roots Radio | AM950 | www.nativerootsradio.com

I’M AWAKE is a weekly Native American talk radio show that discusses local, regional and national Native American news and events. Local and national guests help keep us current with Mother Earth, Tribal and Political issues across all of Turtle Island.

Native American issues are human Issues.

Native Roots

The Impact of Nurturing on Child Growth and Brain Development

On this Native Roots Radio podcast, we’re talking to Kim Lage, who has worked with the White Earth Child Care/Early Childhood Program for 20+ years. Kim shares her wisdom both from her heritage as a member of the White Earth Reservation as well as her expertise in early childcare. She discusses the profound impact that nurturing and attachment have on a child's brain in those crucial early years, and our responsibility to cultivate and nurture children’s potential, especially within the unique dynamics of rural communities. This episode was recorded on March 20, 2024.

Culturally Informed Care

On this Little Moments Count Radio Podcast episode, we’re with Jannan Cotto, a Childcare Systems Coordinator for First Children’s Finance. First Children’s Finance is a national nonprofit organization that provides loans and business development assistance to childcare businesses serving low—and moderate-income families. In this role, Jannan supports Tribal Nations’ efforts to build, improve, and sustain high-quality, culturally relevant childcare systems. This episode was recorded on March 8, 2024.

Early Literacy in Indigenous Families

This podcast discusses with Kris Hoplin, Executive Director of Reach Out and Read Minnesota. Kris discusses the innovative methods of embedding reading and storytelling into pediatric care, and how these acts are not just shaping a child's early language development but are profoundly influencing their school preparedness and social-emotional well-being. She also talks about efforts to preserve and honor the Ojibwe language through book translations and bilingual resources. This episode was recorded on January 18th, 2024.

Fostering Native American Child Welfare and Policy Reform

Our Little Moments Count Radio Podcast guest is Barb Fabre, CEO of Indigenous Visioning and President of All Nations Rise. Barb discusses the Tribal Blueprint project, an initiative developed in collaboration with the Bipartisan Policy Center and Indigenous Visioning. The project’s goal is to improve childcare and early learning in tribal communities. The episode casts a spotlight on the urban Native American populations who often grapple with accessing essential services, emphasizing the significance of nurturing a culturally relevant environment for the community's children. This episode was recorded on December 20th, 2023.

Nurturing Indigenous Languages: Wahóȟpi Language Nest

In this episode of Little Moments Count Radio Podcast, we explore the efforts to preserve and revitalize indigenous languages, focusing on the Dakota language immersion preschool program at Wahóȟpi Language Nest in Minneapolis. Our guest, Justis Brokenrope, an assistant teacher at the school and a member of the Rosebud Lakota Tribe, provides a firsthand account of the school's mission, their initiatives to engage families, and the strides they're making in preserving the Dakhóta language. This episode was recorded on October 18th, 2023.

Empowerment through Native Language and Tradition

Our special guests on this episode are Vanessa Goodthunder and Denton Jackson. Vanessa is a passionate advocate for Dakota language revitalization and serves as the Director of the C̣aƞṡayapi Waḳaƞyeża Owayawa Oṭi (CWOO). This Birth-5 Dakota Immersion School is the first Dakota Head Start in Minnesota. Denton is a Head Start teacher at CWOO. Both share insights on the impact of historical trauma on Native communities, with personal stories highlighting the healing power of language and the need for young people to continue the fight for Indigenous rights. This episode was recorded on November 15, 2023.

The Afternoon Drive | KMOJ Radio | 89.9 FM

The Afternoon Drive with Walter "Q Bear" Banks, Jr. airs on KMOJ FM Radio, a community radio station in Minneapolis, MN. Banks has been broadcasting the Minneapolis sound at the station for more than 40 years and will be interviewing Little Moments Count partners for insights on early childhood development.

KMOJ

Maximizing Early Childhood Growth

We’re joined by Candace Yates, Vice President of Equity and Early Childhood Programs at Think Small, who shares her insights on how the first 1,000 days of a child's life are pivotal for brain growth. We also highlight the resources and support Think Small offers families and educators, such as help finding quality childcare programs and the partnerships that assist families in affording care, like the collaboration with Northside Achievement Zone. This episode was recorded on March 12th, 2024.

Keys to Childhood Enrichment and Empowerment

Angela Moore-Smith, the Public Affairs and Outreach Coordinator for the Wilder African American Babies Coalition, joins us on this episode, packed with strategies and stories highlighting the importance of interactive moments with your children, like playtime, storytelling, and singing. Angela shares her expertise on culturally sensitive training and resources with the show. You'll also hear about the Wilder Children's Library initiative and its role in promoting early literacy for children ages zero to five. This episode was recorded on Feb. 27th, 2024.

Shaping Young Minds Through Everyday Interactions

On this Little Moments Count Radio Podcast episode, we hear from Arielle Handevidt, Director of Early Childhood at Northside Achievement Zone (NAZ). We discuss how crucial the first 1,000 days are for cognitive development and provide you with thoughts on how to nurture your little one's growth. We discuss non-verbal cues and the power of tuning into a child's budding interests through thoughtful questions and careful listening. This episode was recorded on Feb. 13th, 2024.

Breaking Down Race Barriers in the Early Years

Dianne Haulcy, President and CEO at The Family Partnership and host of the Early Risers Podcast, joins us on this LMC Radio Podcast. Dianne provides her vision - a roadmap, if you will - for creating a future where inclusivity and understanding are the norms. She discusses the importance of allowing kids the space to inquire about race and the powerful role educators play in this dialogue. She also stresses that children absorb information from their environments, so we, as adults, must confront our discomfort to guide them effectively. This episode was recorded on January 23rd, 2024.

Nurturing the Next Generation's Potential

Among many things, Rasheda Jenkins is a facilitator of Family Academy Classes at the Northside Achievement Zone. In our conversation with her, we learn about how classes at NAZ are aimed at empowering all ages, especially focusing on the magic of child-directed play and its role in cementing lifelong neural connections. Join us for a discussion that reaffirms the power of education and community in creating a path full of opportunity and growth. This episode was recorded on December 5th, 2023.

Understanding the Ripple Effects of Childhood Trauma

In this episode of Little Moments Count Radio Podcast, we hear from Brandon Jones, a therapist and also the Executive Director of the Minnesota Association for Children’s Mental Health. Growing up amidst the chaos of trauma himself, Brandon Jones found his calling in the echoes of his childhood experiences. He joins us to shed light on the pivotal role early childhood development plays in shaping a child's future. This episode recorded on November 21st, 2023.

La Raza | KMNV | 94.7 FM & 1400 AM

La Raza 94.7FM and 1400 AM - KMNV is a broadcast radio station from Minneapolis, MN. It is Latina-owned and operated, providing original programming, Latino music, and information to the community for over 10 years.

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