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The First Nation of Na-Cho Nyak Dun currently provides Education and training, Funding, Housing and Social Assistance to their citizens. Please visit www.nndfn.com for more information. This is a place to discuss topics of interest to citizens of the First Nation of Na-Cho Nyak Dun. Please note that this page is an open forum for news and constructive discussion: Aggressive and/or obscene posts will be removed by the moderator and those users may be blocked from the page.
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May 5, 2017: National Day of Awareness for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Woman. A few ladies from the office showing their support on this day. #neverforgotten
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Protecting the sacred calving grounds of the Porcupine caribou herd
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Meet one of our local artist, Nancy Hager. Nancy Hager was born in Mayo, Yukon on December, 1952. Nancy is part of the Crow clan. She was brought up by her grandmother and grandfather, Mary and Edwin Hager. Mary Hager (Kendi) was born the Old Crow region, 1907, to Julius and Persis Kendi(Sha’tra’). Edwin was born in 1908 to Robert and Eliza (Jimmy) Hager. Nancys’ mother and father are Lizzy and Julius Hager. She went to school in Mayo finishing grade 10, then she went on to Victoria, BC to graduate from St. Anne’s Academy. In 2009, Nancy graduated from the Native Cultural Art Instructor Program at the Portage College in Lac La Biche Alberta. In 2015/6, Nancy is taking the Business Entrepreneurial Course at Mayo campus to improve her business. Nancy was involved in education at the Na Cho Nyak Dun First Nations for 25 years as a Education and Training Coordinator, NND Crow Councillor, Language and Culture Coordinator, NND Liaison with Kiewit & Sons, the NND Employment, Training & Community Economic Development Liaison, Alexco Resources Liaison, and Binet House Supervisor. Nancy got interested in the Arts and Crafts, such as traditional First Nations (native) beadwork in the late 70’s which she made slippers, mukluks, vests, mitts, and baby belts. She loved moose tufting art and learned how to do it herself. Though this art was self-taught, she did a video with NEDAA – Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon, which is available at Portage college. Here are a few new items we have available for purchase at NND government House!
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Reminder meetings happening today.
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Share with us your best edéłyat photos! NND Dictionary was posted, if you need some help the word falls under the category "Seasons and Days"
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