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Cheyenne River Youth Project's first youth advisory council: Tȟeča Hótȟaŋiŋpi (Youth Make Their Voices Heard). They are, clockwise from left: Nation Cowins (blue shirt), Braylee Dog Eagle, Wambli Gleska Quintana, Clarence Lawrence, Sheridan Miner, and Natalie Marshall. (Not pictured: Levi Elk Nation.) Courtesy photo.

Cheyenne River Youth Project selects first Youth Advisory Council

By Jody Heemstra Feb 13, 2023 | 1:38 PM
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