Cultural Preservation

Longmont seniors and Northern Arapaho elders are deepening their sister-city relationship through reciprocal cultural exchanges, shared history, and emotional moments of connection rooted in land, memory, and healing.

Today’s KSJD Outdoor Report takes us to the marble quarries of Mount Pentelicus in Greece — where ancient workers carved the fine white stone that became the Parthenon. Built in 447 BCE under Pericles’ leadership, the temple of Athena showcases a blend of Doric and Ionic design, precise optical refinements, and artistry that continues to inspire architecture around the world.

Stepping Stones provides bilingual services for immigrant youth, offering mentorship, mental health support, and more. The center is a safe space for young people navigating challenges in the U.S.

Denver EATSS offers Native chefs an opportunity to showcase their craft while raising awareness about and funds for Native American students.

The annual Hozhoni Days Powwow took place recently at Fort Lewis College in Durango, bringing participants from around the country.

The proposal has broad legislative support, but is dividing the Indigenous community.