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Traditional Services, Modern Approach
The Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center (MIWRC) is a non-profit organization that provides a comprehensive set of gender and culturally based services for American Indian women and their families. Located in the Philips neighborhood of Minneapolis and founded in 1984, MIWRC provides a broad range of programs designed to educate and empower American Indian women, their families and the surrounding community.
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We believe strongly in partnering with others for the maximum impact. You can make a difference in the lives of American Indian women and families. During 2008, 80% of every dollar donated to MIWRC was spent directly on program services. Click here to learn more about how you can make a contribution, or about volunteer opportunities at MIWRC.
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News & Events
Suzanne's Visit to the United Nations
Suzanne Koepplinger, MIWRC's Executive Director, was invited this March to attend a reception for the United States Mission at the United Nations hosted by the Honorable Susan Rice, Permanent Representative to the UN, in NYC on Wednesday, March 3rd.
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Learning Center
The first program established at MIWRC, the former Library, Training, Research and Clearinghouse is now the MIWRC Learning Center. It houses an extensive collection of books, periodicals and videos on American Indian issues, creates training and workshops for professionals and community members, and is the host program for Native American Parenting Traditions Revisited (NAPTR) parenting curriculum. Click here to learn more about The Learning Center’s services.
