“I’m a hope dealer, not a dope dealer.” That is Nation Wright’s motto today.
How an American Indian community leader is dealing hope in south Minneapolis


“I’m a hope dealer, not a dope dealer.” That is Nation Wright’s motto today.

Two Minnesota recovery specialists pursue fair and equal access to addiction care.

Young people suffering from addiction need support as they walk their roads to recovery.

Hardship is not unknown in greater Minnesota. In isolated communities, there are challenges to accessing health care, with hospitals long distances away. Accessing mental health… Read More

Minnesota’s rural communities face increased rates of suicide compared to their urban counterparts. Mental health professionals don’t know why, but say the startling statistic shows… Read More

Families torn apart. People losing their will to live. These are crushing feelings many people are conscious of, but one thing people may not know… Read More

Since he was young, Dr. Micah Prairie Chicken has always wanted to help people. But as a clinician from an underrepresented community, he’s more of… Read More

“I would really encourage (students) to take the lead in raising awareness regarding mental health.” Getting access to resources for mental health and seeking help… Read More

Teen mental health care is more important than ever, especially after the pandemic, and the state is looking to extend help. Depression, anxiety, fear: these… Read More

Extending gender care services is a mission for two Minnesota advocates “There was a need, and I follow-ed the need,” said Dr. Angela Kade Goepferd,… Read More
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