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Donald Robert Greengrass Jr. is seen outside his La Crosse, Wis., business Greengrass Cafe, which he opened with money he received from the Ho-Chunk Nation's Child Trust Fund Program when he turned 18. Policy makers have proposed a similar national “baby bond” program to help low-income children entering adulthood have a nest egg they could use to pay for college, buy a house or pay for necessities. Photo taken July 12, 2021. (Photo by Will Cioci, Wisconsin Watch)
News

Could ‘baby bonds’ close racial wealth gap?

By Wisconsin WatchAug 25, 2021
The Forge fellowship project has awarded a cash prize and residency to four Native fellows. (From left to right) They are Oneida designer Chris Cornelius, Menominee writer Jasmine Neosh, Mohican language teacher Brock Schreiber and Ho-Chunk/Pechanga filmmaker Sky Hopinka. (Courtesy images Forge Project)
Lifestyle

Forge fellowship awards $25,000 to four Native notables

By Vincent SchillingAug 25, 2021