Oct
25
Mon
October 25-November 17 Healthy Recipe contest-
Recipe submission to Jennifer by email or drop-off at the clinic
Submission must include your name, current phone number and recipe. A prize will be awarded to everyone that submits a recipe for the contest! Drawing for additional prizes for all those that submit a recipe!
Oct
27
Wed
Meskwaki Youth Development Program is hosting a
PUMPKIN CARVING CONTEST
Open to all natives on or near the Meskwaki Community!
Deadline to Enter: October 27, 2021 at 11:59 PM
Cash prizes: Youth $50 // Adults: $100
Categories:
- Scariest
- Funniest
- Most Creative
One submission per person.
One youth and one adult winner per category.
Winners will be notified via email and announced on the MYDP Facebook page on October 29.
Meskwaki Youth Development Program
3134 H Ave, Tama IA 52339
Questions? Call (641) 484-5369
Who: Community elders, members of the Meskwaki Elders Circle, & members of the Meskwaki Nation Police Department
What: Discuss Meskwaki life and Police life to strengthen relationships between two unique cultures
When: Every last Wednesday each month from 8 to 10 AM. Alternate date: last Wednesday of the month
Where: Lucky’s meeting room located at the Meskwaki Bingo Casino & Hotel (Coffee provided)
Why: Increase knowledge of both cultures to grow, blend, understand and share….knowledge is power!
How: By inviting a group of like-minded individuals to a well-rounded conversation about Meskwaki and Police Culture.
*Safety Precautions: Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, please maintain safe distancing and wear a mask when not consuming beverages or eating (optional/eat at own cost).
MNR Buffalo Meat Distribution
ROAST, STEW, & GROUND
5 LB. DISTRIBUTION FOR ENROLLED MEMBERS.
When: Wednesday, Oct. 27th
Time: 10:00AM-11:00AM & 5:00PM-6:00PM
Where: Tribal Center Front Entrance
*Please bring a reusable bag!
**Specialty Parts Available at South Farm Office:
1826 340th St, Tama, IA 52339
ORGANS: Kidney, Liver, Heart and Tongue.
Sign up for Rib Bones too!
MNR Buffalo Meat Distribution
ROAST, STEW, & GROUND
5 LB. DISTRIBUTION FOR ENROLLED MEMBERS.
When: Wednesday, Oct. 27th
Time: 10:00AM-11:00AM & 5:00PM-6:00PM
Where: Tribal Center Front Entrance
*Please bring a reusable bag!
**Specialty Parts Available at South Farm Office:
1826 340th St, Tama, IA 52339
ORGANS: Kidney, Liver, Heart and Tongue.
Sign up for Rib Bones too!
The next Tribal Council Meeting has been scheduled to be held on Wednesday, October 27, 2021 beginning at 5:00PM in the Tribal Chambers.
With Covid precautions Tribal Council Members, key staff and individuals on the agenda will only be allowed in the meeting. This will be a temporary arrangement until further notice.
*Meetings are held on a bi-weekly basis.
*Meeting dates/times are subject to change at the discretion of the Tribal Chairperson.
Oct
30
Sat
Saturday, October 30th
5:00-8:00PM
Meskwaki Settlement
*Remember to wear a mask, wash or sanitize hands frequently, stay 6ft apart, and please stay home if you are feeling sick.
**If you choose to participate in handing out candy don’t forget to leave your porch light on.
Oct
31
Sun
Registration for the 2021 Virtual Halloween Costume Contest hosted by Meskwaki Youth Development Program is now open!
Deadline: OCT 31, 2021 @ 11:59PM
The Categories:
- Ages 2 & Under: Cutest / Funniest / Most Creative, 1st-$25, 2nd-$15, 3rd-$10
- Ages 3-5: Cutest / Funniest / Most Creative, 1st-$30, 2nd-$20, 3rd-$10
- Ages 6-8: Scariest / Funniest / Most Creative, 1st-$35, 2nd-$25, 3rd-$15
- Ages 9-11: Scariest / Funniest / Most Creative (3 places for each category) 1st-$40, 2nd-$30, 3rd-$20
- Ages 12-14: Scariest / Funniest / Most Creative (3 places for each category) 1st-$50, 2nd-$40, 3rd-$30
- Ages 15-18 (HS Senior): Scariest / Funniest / Most Creative (3 places for each category) 1st-$100, 2nd-$75, 3rd-$50
- Adults 18 & Over: Scariest / Funniest / Most Creative (3 places for each category) 1st-$200, 2nd-$150, 3rd-$100
- Pets: Cutest / Funniest / Most Creative (2 places for each category) 1st-$25, 2nd-$10
Questions? Call us at (641)484-5369.
Nov
3
Wed
November is National Diabetes Month and Meskwaki Diabetes Program will be hosting a Diabetes Awareness Walk/Run at the Meskwaki Health Clinic on November 3, 2021.
Registration at 5PM. Walk/Run start at 5:30PM
Snacks and t-shirts while supplies last!
Questions? Call Jennifer at 641-484-9421.
Nov
6
Sat
Greetings Parents,
Exciting news! The Knuckleheads Lacrosse was one of 40 Teams across the nation that was selected for a “Pickup and Play grant. Participants will receive a great introduction to the sport, get connected to their local community lacrosse organization, and receive a pinnie at no cost!
This Clinic is open to Boys and Girls, it will be held at the Meskwaki Settlement School on November 6, 2021 from 11:00AM-1:00PM. To signup: https://www.usalacrosse.com/event/pickup-and-play-knuckleheads-lacrosse if you have any questions please contact Britt Mitchell at mitchellb1423@gmail.com
The MYDP would like to send a big thank you to the US Lacrosse, Knucklehead/Swan/Mavericks Coaches, MSS, and the Knucklehead Lacrosse Board for hosting this event.
Sincerely,
Byemibaogea – Tashina Azure
Meskwaki Nation Youth Development Program Director
Nov
16
Tue
November 16 from 9 am to noon to take the Prediabetes Risk Test with Jennifer!
At Meskwaki Health Clinic walk-in are welcome!
Nov
17
Wed
October 25-November 17 Healthy Recipe contest-
Recipe submission to Jennifer by email or drop-off at the clinic!
Submission must include your name, current phone number and recipe. A prize will be awarded to everyone that submits a recipe for the contest! Drawing for additional prizes for all those that submit a recipe!
Nov
20
Sat
2021 Meskwaki Youth Deer Hunt – November 20th & 21st
Drawing Date: Saturday, October 23
Meskwaki Nation Police Department is inviting EIGHT (8) Meskwaki Youth (10-16rs) to go on a fun-filled day of deer harvesting with Conservation Officer Caleb Boyles, Sgt. Kole Northland, Officer Lee Simcox and Kimberly Schwartz (MNCSS)!
Hunt participants will have the opportunity to harvest two (2) deer!
- First one to keep – hunter/family will be responsible for processing.
- If a second one is harvested, deer will be processed by the State Center Meat Locker and distributed to the Meskwaki Community.
Participants will be determined in a raffle drawing!
If you entered your child in the turkey hunt and their name was not drawn, their name will automatically be entered TWICE in this hunt!
To enter your child in the raffle, please fill out the form > https://seam.ly/5GDxBxqz
- *MNPD Firearms instructor will instruct a Firearms Safety Course PRIOR to hunt.
- *Chosen hunter must attend safety course in order to participate in hunt,. No exceptions.
- All equipment and clothing will be provided by the Meskwaki Youth Program.
Please call MNPD for any questions at 641-484-4844.
Nov
24
Wed
Who: Community elders, members of the Meskwaki Elders Circle, & members of the Meskwaki Nation Police Department
What: Discuss Meskwaki life and Police life to strengthen relationships between two unique cultures
When: Every last Wednesday each month from 8 to 10 AM. Alternate date: last Wednesday of the month
Where: Lucky’s meeting room located at the Meskwaki Bingo Casino & Hotel (Coffee provided)
Why: Increase knowledge of both cultures to grow, blend, understand and share….knowledge is power!
How: By inviting a group of like-minded individuals to a well-rounded conversation about Meskwaki and Police Culture.
*Safety Precautions: Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, please maintain safe distancing and wear a mask when not consuming beverages or eating (optional/eat at own cost).
Dec
8
Wed
December 8 at 2pm learn about Smart Eating on a Budget, On Zoom
Dec
14
Tue
December 14 9 to noon talk to Jennifer at the Health clinic about your incentives and sign up for A River Runs Through Us 90 day program starting in January!
Dec
29
Wed
Who: Community elders, members of the Meskwaki Elders Circle, & members of the Meskwaki Nation Police Department
What: Discuss Meskwaki life and Police life to strengthen relationships between two unique cultures
When: Every last Wednesday each month from 8 to 10 AM. Alternate date: last Wednesday of the month
Where: Lucky’s meeting room located at the Meskwaki Bingo Casino & Hotel (Coffee provided)
Why: Increase knowledge of both cultures to grow, blend, understand and share….knowledge is power!
How: By inviting a group of like-minded individuals to a well-rounded conversation about Meskwaki and Police Culture.
*Safety Precautions: Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, please maintain safe distancing and wear a mask when not consuming beverages or eating (optional/eat at own cost).
Jan
13
Thu
Owner Appreciation
Meskwaki Convention Center
Thursday, January 13th, 2022
5pm – 8pm
Jan
26
Wed
Who: Community elders, members of the Meskwaki Elders Circle, & members of the Meskwaki Nation Police Department
What: Discuss Meskwaki life and Police life to strengthen relationships between two unique cultures
When: Every last Wednesday each month from 8 to 10 AM. Alternate date: last Wednesday of the month
Where: Lucky’s meeting room located at the Meskwaki Bingo Casino & Hotel (Coffee provided)
Why: Increase knowledge of both cultures to grow, blend, understand and share….knowledge is power!
How: By inviting a group of like-minded individuals to a well-rounded conversation about Meskwaki and Police Culture.
*Safety Precautions: Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, please maintain safe distancing and wear a mask when not consuming beverages or eating (optional/eat at own cost).
Feb
23
Wed
Who: Community elders, members of the Meskwaki Elders Circle, & members of the Meskwaki Nation Police Department
What: Discuss Meskwaki life and Police life to strengthen relationships between two unique cultures
When: Every last Wednesday each month from 8 to 10 AM. Alternate date: last Wednesday of the month
Where: Lucky’s meeting room located at the Meskwaki Bingo Casino & Hotel (Coffee provided)
Why: Increase knowledge of both cultures to grow, blend, understand and share….knowledge is power!
How: By inviting a group of like-minded individuals to a well-rounded conversation about Meskwaki and Police Culture.
*Safety Precautions: Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, please maintain safe distancing and wear a mask when not consuming beverages or eating (optional/eat at own cost).
Mar
30
Wed
Who: Community elders, members of the Meskwaki Elders Circle, & members of the Meskwaki Nation Police Department
What: Discuss Meskwaki life and Police life to strengthen relationships between two unique cultures
When: Every last Wednesday each month from 8 to 10 AM. Alternate date: last Wednesday of the month
Where: Lucky’s meeting room located at the Meskwaki Bingo Casino & Hotel (Coffee provided)
Why: Increase knowledge of both cultures to grow, blend, understand and share….knowledge is power!
How: By inviting a group of like-minded individuals to a well-rounded conversation about Meskwaki and Police Culture.
*Safety Precautions: Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, please maintain safe distancing and wear a mask when not consuming beverages or eating (optional/eat at own cost).
Apr
27
Wed
Who: Community elders, members of the Meskwaki Elders Circle, & members of the Meskwaki Nation Police Department
What: Discuss Meskwaki life and Police life to strengthen relationships between two unique cultures
When: Every last Wednesday each month from 8 to 10 AM. Alternate date: last Wednesday of the month
Where: Lucky’s meeting room located at the Meskwaki Bingo Casino & Hotel (Coffee provided)
Why: Increase knowledge of both cultures to grow, blend, understand and share….knowledge is power!
How: By inviting a group of like-minded individuals to a well-rounded conversation about Meskwaki and Police Culture.
*Safety Precautions: Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, please maintain safe distancing and wear a mask when not consuming beverages or eating (optional/eat at own cost).
May
25
Wed
Who: Community elders, members of the Meskwaki Elders Circle, & members of the Meskwaki Nation Police Department
What: Discuss Meskwaki life and Police life to strengthen relationships between two unique cultures
When: Every last Wednesday each month from 8 to 10 AM. Alternate date: last Wednesday of the month
Where: Lucky’s meeting room located at the Meskwaki Bingo Casino & Hotel (Coffee provided)
Why: Increase knowledge of both cultures to grow, blend, understand and share….knowledge is power!
How: By inviting a group of like-minded individuals to a well-rounded conversation about Meskwaki and Police Culture.
*Safety Precautions: Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, please maintain safe distancing and wear a mask when not consuming beverages or eating (optional/eat at own cost).
Jun
29
Wed
Who: Community elders, members of the Meskwaki Elders Circle, & members of the Meskwaki Nation Police Department
What: Discuss Meskwaki life and Police life to strengthen relationships between two unique cultures
When: Every last Wednesday each month from 8 to 10 AM. Alternate date: last Wednesday of the month
Where: Lucky’s meeting room located at the Meskwaki Bingo Casino & Hotel (Coffee provided)
Why: Increase knowledge of both cultures to grow, blend, understand and share….knowledge is power!
How: By inviting a group of like-minded individuals to a well-rounded conversation about Meskwaki and Police Culture.
*Safety Precautions: Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, please maintain safe distancing and wear a mask when not consuming beverages or eating (optional/eat at own cost).
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