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Ho-Chunk chef promotes healing through traditional diets at Milwaukee Indian Health Center fair

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By Amelia Schafer
| Durango Herald Verified
Chef Elena Terry prepares cilantro for her Hominy Harvest Salad during a cooking demonstration in Milwaukee on Aug. 6. Amelia Schafer/ICT MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin – Ho-Chunk Chef Elena Terry says she’s living proof of the benefits of eating a healthy Indigenous diet. “A few years ago (my family) decided we’re just going to make a change of (adding) one Indigenous ingredient to one meal a week,” Terry said.
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Flanagan wins Minnesota primary, one step closer to making history

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By Amelia Schafer
| Indian Country Today (ICT)
Amelia Schafer ICT MINNEAPOLIS –  Peggy Flanagan, White Earth Nation, is Minnesota’s Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate. “We’ve held over 250 events all across the state, having conversations with thousands of Minnesotans. And they’re pretty loud and clear about what they want. They want to be able to go to the doctor without worrying about the bill,” Flanagan said when she cast her vote in late July. “They want to be able to afford their rent or to buy a home.
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Ho-Chunk chef promotes healing through traditional diets at Milwaukee Indian Health Center fair

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By Amelia Schafer
| TriCityRecordNM
Chef Elena Terry prepares cilantro for her Hominy Harvest Salad during a cooking demonstration in Milwaukee on Aug. 6. Amelia Schafer/ICT ‘It’s an incredibly exciting time’ MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin – Ho-Chunk Chef Elena Terry says she’s living proof of the benefits of eating a healthy Indigenous diet. “A few years ago (my family) decided we’re just going to make a change of (adding) one Indigenous ingredient to one meal a week,” Terry said.
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