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For millennia Northern Plains peoples inhabited what we now
call Montana, and their stories are still thriving, changing, and impacting our culture today. Nolan Brown and Bailey Dann of the Shoshone-Bannock Language and Cultural Preservation Department present the ongoing efforts to restore tribal lands in southwest Montana, assert tribal perspectives in the Montana Indian Education for All curriculum, and create space for Shoshone-Bannock history in public exhibits.
For millennia Northern Plains peoples inhabited what we now
call Montana, and their stories are still thriving, changing, and impacting our culture today. Nolan Brown and Bailey Dann of the Shoshone-Bannock Language and Cultural Preservation Department present the ongoing efforts to restore tribal lands in southwest Montana, assert tribal perspectives in the Montana Indian Education for All curriculum, and create space for Shoshone-Bannock history in public exhibits.










