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Friday March 29th 2024

Kids Deserve a Shot

KIDS DESERVE A SHOT!

MINNESOTA COVID 19 RESPONSE

Families get $200 for getting their child 5-11 years old vaccinated.

  • Minnesota families who get their child 5-11 years old fully vaccinated in January and February can get a $200 Visa gift card. 
  • Parents/Guardians can register their 5- to 11-year-old once they have completed their two-dose series. 

Registration opens 10:00 a.m. January 24, 2022. 
Registration closes 11:59 p.m. February 28, 2022. 
Register here: https://mn.gov/covid19/vaccine/vaccine-rewards/kids-deserve-a-shot/

Eligibility Requirements:  

  • Minnesotans must be: 
    • at least 5 years old at the time of one or both shots 
    • and 11 or younger at the time of their first shot.  
  • Minnesotans 5-11 years old must receive both their first and second doses between January 1, 2022 and February 28, 2022.  
  • Minnesota families are able to receive one $200 Visa gift card per each eligible 5- to-11-year-old fully vaccinated between January 1 — February 28. 

Las familias pueden obtener $200 por vacunar a sus niños entre 5 y 11 años.

  • Las familias de Minnesota que vacunen completamente a sus niños entre 5 y 11 años en enero y febrero pueden obtener una tarjeta de regalo Visa por un valor de $200.
  • Los padres o tutores legales pueden registrar a sus hijos de entre 5 y 11 años una vez que hayan completado su serie de dos dosis. 
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Anishinabe III: Addressing Homelessness and The Opioid Epidemic

By Tina Monje

Anishinabe III, a new supportive housing building at 16th and Franklin Avenues, opened in December 2021.
Photo credit: Tina Monje

In December of 2021, The American Indian Community Development Corporation (AICDC) opened the doors of Anishinabe III, another permanent supportive housing building added to their roster. Built over the summer of 2021, this four story building on Franklin Avenue sits between the American Indian Center and the Hiawatha overpass, right across the street from the long fenced-off Wall of Forgotten Natives, on what used to be the Anishinabe Campus lawn. Nearly 30 years after the first inception of AICDC as an Indigenous-led task force, this building stands as a testament to the Corporation’s commitment to ever-evolving needs of their neighborhood and their relatives.

Travis Earth-Werner, AICDC’s Program Project Manager, says this project is a reflection of AICDC’s longtime, core mission to address homeless in the Indigenous community in South Minneapolis. Anishinabe III is their continued response to the growing crisis of inaccessible housing. And like their other buildings, this new project does more than address housing. Their programs address the unique issues that arise for Indigenous people from the legacies of colonization at the intersection of healthcare and housing.… Read the rest “Anishinabe III: Addressing Homelessness and The Opioid Epidemic”

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