Advocating for Community: REACH Festival Pt 1 with Stephanie Van Hoose

from Life on the Margins: An Urban Native Experience · host UrbanNativeCollective

In this episode of Life on the Margins, recorded live from the REACH Native American festival at Wright State University in Dayton Ohio, we speak with Stephanie Van Hoose- founder of REACH Indigenous advocacy. We dive into the meaning of REACH, her work in the region over the years, and how the event has evolved. Special thanks to Devin Dabney for music and post production.

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