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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.stballiance.org/event/wind-down-wednesday-
 1/register">Wind Down Wednesday</a>\nHow to Connect with Triba​l Communi
 ties October’s meeting will feature our very own Rachel Mandelstamm. Rac
 hel is a member of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians and the 
 owner of Eagle’s Dream\, LLC. Rachel will speak about building community
  where you are as she currently resides in North Carolina\, very far from 
 the Sault. Rachel has been able to reach out to local tribes and indigenou
 s communities to make connections both personally and professionally. Rach
 el will talk about the steps she took to build her business and do busines
 s with other tribes. We look forward to seeing you all there! Wind down We
 dnesdays will take place on the 2nd Tuesday of the first month of each qua
 rter. Stay tuned for our next speaker announcement. -The Sault Tribe Busin
 ess AllianceRachel Mandelstamm “In 2019 I founded Eagle’s Dream as an 
 authentic Female Native American owned company specializing in Native Amer
 ican Streetwear. I am part of the Chippewa Indian Tribe of Sault Saint Mar
 ie\, Michigan. My passion has always been working with our native youth. I
  have ran after school programs\, led the tribal youth council\, led day c
 amp programs\, coordinated youth powwows\, and served as the Youth Educati
 on and Activities Coordinator for my tribe. I deeply enjoy sewing\, creati
 ng and designing items that reflect my tribal heritage. I specialize in ma
 king ribbon skirts\, dream catchers\, sewing applique\, and custom embroid
 ery. I teach ribbon skirt classes to native adults and youth ensuring the 
 preservation of our heritage and traditions. Additionally\, I was a featur
 ed designer in the first Native American Fashion Show at the University of
  North Carolina Greensboro where models wore 12 of my custom designed ribb
 on skirts. In my free time I enjoy taking classes to learn my native Anish
 inaabemowin language and hand drumming.” -Rachel
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SUMMARY:Wind Down Wednesday
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.stballiance.org/event/win
 d-down-wednesday-1/register">Wind Down Wednesday</a>\nHow to Connect with 
 Triba​l Communities October’s meeting will feature our very own Rachel
  Mandelstamm. Rachel is a member of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa
  Indians and the owner of Eagle’s Dream\, LLC. Rachel will speak about b
 uilding community where you are as she currently resides in North Carolina
 \, very far from the Sault. Rachel has been able to reach out to local tri
 bes and indigenous communities to make connections both personally and pro
 fessionally. Rachel will talk about the steps she took to build her busine
 ss and do business with other tribes. We look forward to seeing you all th
 ere! Wind down Wednesdays will take place on the 2nd Tuesday of the first 
 month of each quarter. Stay tuned for our next speaker announcement. -The 
 Sault Tribe Business AllianceRachel Mandelstamm “In 2019 I founded Eagle
 ’s Dream as an authentic Female Native American owned company specializi
 ng in Native American Streetwear. I am part of the Chippewa Indian Tribe o
 f Sault Saint Marie\, Michigan. My passion has always been working with ou
 r native youth. I have ran after school programs\, led the tribal youth co
 uncil\, led day camp programs\, coordinated youth powwows\, and served as 
 the Youth Education and Activities Coordinator for my tribe. I deeply enjo
 y sewing\, creating and designing items that reflect my tribal heritage. I
  specialize in making ribbon skirts\, dream catchers\, sewing applique\, a
 nd custom embroidery. I teach ribbon skirt classes to native adults and yo
 uth ensuring the preservation of our heritage and traditions. Additionally
 \, I was a featured designer in the first Native American Fashion Show at 
 the University of North Carolina Greensboro where models wore 12 of my cus
 tom designed ribbon skirts. In my free time I enjoy taking classes to lear
 n my native Anishinaabemowin language and hand drumming.” -Rachel
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