Stand In For Nebraska

Roots to Rise is a multi-dimensional cultural art, humanities, and environmental land connection studies program designed to reach, ignite and uplift BIPOC youth. Participating youth in grades K-8 learn from a wide range of guest teachers about plants, food/body connections, and culture. They will also experience a safe, supportive, respectful, and stimulating community following Indigenous ways. Registration is $20 (scholarships are available), and the deadline to register is June 25. Visit the website for more information and to register.

Roots to Rise is a multi-dimensional cultural art, humanities, and environmental land connection studies program designed to reach, ignite and uplift BIPOC youth. Participating youth in grades K-8 learn from a wide range of guest teachers about plants, food/body connections, and culture. They will also experience a safe, supportive, respectful, and stimulating community following Indigenous ways. Registration is $20 (scholarships are available), and the deadline to register is June 25. Visit the website for more information and to register.

Roots to Rise is a multi-dimensional cultural art, humanities, and environmental land connection studies program designed to reach, ignite and uplift BIPOC youth. Participating youth in grades K-8 learn from a wide range of guest teachers about plants, food/body connections, and culture. They will also experience a safe, supportive, respectful, and stimulating community following Indigenous ways. Registration is $20 (scholarships are available), and the deadline to register is June 25. Visit the website for more information and to register.

Roots to Rise is a multi-dimensional cultural art, humanities, and environmental land connection studies program designed to reach, ignite and uplift BIPOC youth. Participating youth in grades K-8 learn from a wide range of guest teachers about plants, food/body connections, and culture. They will also experience a safe, supportive, respectful, and stimulating community following Indigenous ways. Registration is $20 (scholarships are available), and the deadline to register is June 25. Visit the website for more information and to register.