Ain Dah Yung (Our Home) Center

08/19/2026

ATTENTION:
Due to illness, tonight's Drum & Dance at 825 Arts has been cancelled.

08/15/2026

We understand the critical need of self care and the work we do here at Ain Dah Yung Center. It was a perfect day spent on the St. Croix this week. Taking time out to decompress and catch up with ourselves and each other. Shout out to Greater Twin Cities United Way - Reclaiming Care, recognizing the importance of health and wellness in this work. Chi miigwech ❤️

08/15/2026

Today Ramsey County Parks and Rec partnered with ADYC to provide Archery Lessons. They picked up our Mino Oski Ain Dah Yung residents and we went to Keller Park Archery Range. BCBS provided the food which helps to increase engagement and to reduce isolation.

We truly appreciate opportunities to engage residents in activities that build confidence and foster relationships and the Ramsey County Rec staff were so kind and encouraged fun and learning together!

08/14/2026

ADYC Drum & Dance - Wednesday, August 19
Location at 825 Arts!

08/12/2026

08/12/2026

Next Tuesday is the final session of Summer Lacrosse series - join the fun!

08/08/2026

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08/04/2026

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08/04/2026

We are proud to see Ain Dah Yung Center featured in the Minnesota Star Tribune! 🧡

“Indigenous youth need community and culture to heal from trauma” explains how ADYC surrounds Native youth with culture and community. The article features ADYC Su***de Prevention Coordinator Bryce Premo, who shares how empowerment, positive identity, and trusted community relationships can help protect Native youth.

Miigwech to youth journalist Sadie Fonfara and contributing reporters Janya Dieringer, Alaia Scroggins and Christopher Rosales for thoughtfully sharing this story through ThreeSixty Journalism’s 2026 Multimedia Storytelling Institute.

We are especially grateful to the youth, staff, community members and partners who make ADYC a place where Native young people are welcomed, supported and reminded that they are never alone.

Culture is prevention. Community is healing. Our youth are our future.

Read and share the article:
https://www.startribune.com/indigenous-youth-need-community-and-culture-to-heal-from-trauma/601874012

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St. Paul’s Ain Dah Yung Center, meaning ‘our home’ in the Ojibwe language, provides support for Native youth grounded in Native traditions.