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As the soul initiator and moderator of this website, I have not kept up on my responsibilites to Learnhidatsa.com and therefore apologize for not putting as much effort that is needed to maintain this site.  It has always been my passion to learn and help maintain and preserve the languages and customs amoung the people of Fort Berthold.  
     Currently I am getting back to working on profiles of teachers, elders, and anyone else within the Fort Berthold community who can provide some insight on the current affairs of whats going on in the community, and to help share their understanding of the ways and customs of Fort Berthold, how they have grown and changed or stayed the same. 
     I am also taking the iniative to establish some cultural programs on Fort Berthold that I think will benefit a lot of people in their structure and purpose. I encourage anyone reading this who has any input and ideas that feel can be positively implemented to email me at ANY time.
     As for the website itself, I am working on a new structure and trying to organize everything the best way I can. I will provide updates frequently and inform readers of how progress is going with the implementation of the programs, and again if you feel you have anything to contribute feel free to email me. If anything becomes of it you will get the proper recognition you deserve. 


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Lisa Casarez


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 General Culture/Hist: Three Affiliated Tribes review new constitution

Fort Berthold RezThe Three Affiliated Tribes is considering a new constitution to replace one written by the federal government 70 years ago.

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