Stay In the Loop
We offer a variety of weekly, monthly, and annual traditional and cultural workshops, trainings, classes, and events. Check out the information below or click on our calendar for upcoming events. They are always updating, so be sure to check back frequently.
Little Dreamers Youth Group- Monday’s 5 pm to 7 pm
Dream Seekers Youth Group- Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s
Wellbriety- Tuesday’s 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm
Men’s Society- Wednesday’s 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm
Women’s Society- Thursday’s 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm
Dream Seekers Youth Group- Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s
Wellbriety- Tuesday’s 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm
Men’s Society- Wednesday’s 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm
Women’s Society- Thursday’s 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm
Sweat Lodges- Traditionally the first Saturday after a new moon each month
Indigenous Drumming & Singing- The 4th Wednesday of each month
Spring Equinox Community Gathering- March
Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day- May
Annual Pow Wow- Traditionally in August
Trunk or Treat- October
Winter Solstice Celebration- December
Indigenous Drumming & Singing- The 4th Wednesday of each month
Spring Equinox Community Gathering- March
Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day- May
Annual Pow Wow- Traditionally in August
Trunk or Treat- October
Winter Solstice Celebration- December
Traditional Salve Making
Hand Drum Making
Baby Moccasin Making
Ribbon Skirt Making
Bear Bundle Forgiveness Teachings
Traditional Tobacco Teachings
Social-Emotional Art
Hand Drum Making
Baby Moccasin Making
Ribbon Skirt Making
Bear Bundle Forgiveness Teachings
Traditional Tobacco Teachings
Social-Emotional Art
Vinyasa Yoga (Virtual Class) with Alexis Estes (Lakota). Go to our Facebook page.
13 Moons of Anishinaabe Nutrition Community Cooking Class- Saturday, June 25, 12 pm
Chair Yoga (Virtual Class) with Alexis Estes (Lakota). Sundays at 8 pm to 9 pm To join, go to our Facebook page at 8 pm
Healthy Start Infant Massage Classes- Call 313.846.6030 to enroll
Traditional Storytelling Series
Culture & Language Virtual Class Series
Archery and Other Traditional Activities
13 Moons of Anishinaabe Nutrition Community Cooking Class- Saturday, June 25, 12 pm
Chair Yoga (Virtual Class) with Alexis Estes (Lakota). Sundays at 8 pm to 9 pm To join, go to our Facebook page at 8 pm
Healthy Start Infant Massage Classes- Call 313.846.6030 to enroll
Traditional Storytelling Series
Culture & Language Virtual Class Series
Archery and Other Traditional Activities
Our trainings are offered to community members, individuals, groups, organizations, and providers. To schedule a training or for more information, please contact the Outreach and Training Coordinator Taylor Puckett, tpuckett@aihfs.org or 313-846-3718
CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy)
Youth Mental Health First Aid
Gatekeeper Suicide Prevention
Suicide to HOPE
ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills)
SafeTALK
Mental Health First Aid
Cultural Competency
CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy)
Youth Mental Health First Aid
Gatekeeper Suicide Prevention
Suicide to HOPE
ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills)
SafeTALK
Mental Health First Aid
Cultural Competency
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