SENNAC-South East Nebraska Native American Coalition

SENNAC-South East Nebraska Native American Coalition SENNAC sponsors and creates programs to positively impact Native Americans in southeast Nebraska. Check out our new website here: http://sennac.me

SENNAC recognizes the following root causes, contributing factors, and consequences of issues affecting Native Americans in southeast Nebraska:

Root causes: Loss of cultural heritage, learning of Native values, and lack of parental engagement. SENNAC believes urbanization has decreased/minimized values, pride, and traditions among Native populations in southeast Nebraska. From boarding schools

starting back in the late 1800s and continuing today, there has been a loss of parenting skills, as people were taken from their cultural values, and work ethic. Some boarding schools were utilized for families in poverty needing to provide meals, warmth, and some guidance for their children. Contributing Factors: single parent families (financial need and lack of role models), substance abuse and related concerns, incarcerated parents, youth wards of the state living in group homes and youth centers, disconnection between youth and adult Natives, low self-esteem/confidence, adoption of Native children into non-Native families, lack of education among all ages, repeated cycles of dysfunction, lack of knowledge and cultural competency among service providers. Consequences: Mortality rates, su***de, physical/mental health issues, substance abuse/addiction, teen pregnancy, hopelessness, lack of knowledge and skill development, racial profiling, poor academic achievement (low graduate rate of high school Native youth), intercultural conflicts, lack of communication among Native populations (issues of trust and jealousy).

Hey everyone, some big changes are happening in our family.My sister transitioning to an age care facility and we're all...
01/02/2025

Hey everyone, some big changes are happening in our family.
My sister transitioning to an age care facility and we're all supporting her in this new chapter. As part of this move, we'll be selling her items. If you're interested or know someone who might be, please reach out. Send a DM if you are interested in any item Thanks for all your support during this
time.
FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASIS!
Sorry, I'm not home till 5thof this month
But I'm not promising to hold on till then
Well, if you pay a deposit now, I won't open talk with anyone else about it and mark it sold on your name. So when I'm home, you can come and check it. If you like it, you will pay the balance and take it, if you don't, I will refund the deposit you paid
Chevrolet traverse $5000
Kubota Tractor $1400
Toyota Venza $4800
Enclosed Trailer $1200
Green Lawnmower $1000
2013 Ford F-150 FX4 $4500
Honda Generator 7000EU $800
4 wheeler $2400
Refrigerator - $400
Camper - $3000
20ft container $2600
Dryer and Washer 4 months old $450 both
Hot tub $1300
Bike $1200
Microwave $200
Generator(Genera) $2500
Side by side $1500
Golf cart - $2000
Kitchen aid $150
Tv smart '55' $250
Zero turn Mower - $900
Sectional couch - $400
Sofa-$350
Grey dresser - 150
Freezer - $200
Vanity - $200
Utility trailer - $1000
Generator (Generac) $2500
Side by side $1500
Golf cart - $2000
Kitchen aid $150
Tv smart '55' $250
Zero turn Mower - $900
Sectional couch - $400
Sofa-$350
Grey dresser - 150
Freezer - $200
Vanity - $200
Utility trailer - $1000
Ps5 - $400
Yard gazebo - $700
Outside kennel 10Ă—10- $200
Indoor kennel - $150
Water slide- $500
Treadmill - $300
Bunk bed - $300 each
Trampoline - $250
Electric bike (rad rover ) $350
Lawn Sabre Mower $400
Stove $250
King bed frame (with mattress) - $250
Dressers $300
Pool table $300
Vitamix $100
Prices slightly Negotiable.
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06/30/2023

Meet Charli Earth! đź‘‹

Charli Earth was born and raised in Winnebago. She is an enrolled member of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska. She recently graduated from Little Priest Tribal College with her Associate’s Degree in Liberal Arts.

She plans on attending the University of Arizona in the fall to receive her Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Science. Charli’s favorite foods are pizza and alfredo.

What she has on her bucket list is to travel for months straight.

A quote Charli lives by is “Everything negative– pressure, challenges– it’s all an opportunity to rise,” Kobe Bryant.

What Charli hopes to learn during her time as an intern at Ho-Chunk, Inc. is critical thinking and strategic thinking skills. She also wants to understand community development and to find her role within the company.

03/21/2023
12/02/2022

🎥 Interested in applying to the Oglala Lakota Artspace (OLA) Artist-in-Residence (AiR) Program? Great! We have a pre-recorded webinar that reviews the AiR application, program guidelines and addresses common questions related to this process. Learn more at https://youtu.be/IgdflDn3E3o

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12/02/2022

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On December 5, 2022, Peebles Kidder Partner Patrick Bergin will participate on a University of Nevada Las Vegas William S. Boyd School of Law webinar panel discussion focused on legal considerations related to the establishment of tribal gaming enterprises and restored Indian lands.

Monday, December 5, 2022, 10:00 AM PST - 12:00 PM PST.
The program is free, but registration is required
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/467669571277

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Lincoln, NE
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