Youth group for Native Americans growing in numbers (KTIV-TV 5/17)
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Native Youth Standing Strong serves youth in three states
Posted: Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Native Youth Standing Strong is helping youth in Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota stay connected with their heritage.
The group will meet every Tuesday at the Four Directions Community Center in Sioux City, Iowa. "It's flourishing, it's growing," Deena Baker, who is Winnebago and Navajo, told KTIV-TV.
More than 10,000 Native Americans live within two hours of Sioux City, KTIV said.
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Youth group for Native Americans growing in numbers (KTIV-TV 5/17)
Youth group for Native Americans growing in numbers (KTIV-TV 5/17)
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