Native Nations Fashion Night Creative Economy Summit

A convening of Indigenous creatives and organizations that support economic vitality of Native makers. This summit provides creatives with the tools, knowledge, and support to elevate their artistry and entrepreneurial ventures while fostering community-driven solutions to address the challenges faced by Indigenous creators. Through education, intergenerational knowledge sharing, and sustainable practices, we honor our ancesorts and equip future generations with the skills, confidence, and resources necessary to thrive, ensuring that Native artistry continues to flourish and empower the broader Indigenous community.

Info: "Investing in Native Entrepreneurs Means Investing in the Future of our Communities"

Info: "Water is Life - Embracing Indigenous Perspectives"

Info: Explore essential skin care practices, product ingredients and treatments used to maintain healthy skin.

Info: Setting your Digital Marketing Goals, Google business profile, Google Ads, Google Analystics

Info: Intellectual property for visual and performing artists, focusing on copyright and trademark. Learn the difference between the two, how and why to register them, and how oth can nbe used to protect your brand and your creative work.

Info: A collaborative session to share insights on Minnesota’s arts landscape, funding, and resources and receiving feedback as an essential tool in shaping the future of the arts.

Info: This PANEL DISCUSSION will bring together artists and organizations that provide essential services & resources to foster growth and sustainability in the arts. We’ll discuss challenges & successes in connecting artists with support systems, identify opportunities for collaboration, and explore how we can collectively strengthen the Native creative community.

Info: Where do you want to be both artistically and profesionally? Learn how to define your values, identify key choices and develop a plan to achieve your career goals.

Info: A truth-in-advertising law that prohibits misrepresentation in the marketing of Native and American Indian art and craft products within the U.S.. How it affects enrolled and unenrolled Native Artists in the Upper Midwest. What you need to know when working with Native artists and culture bearers making and selling original artwork, crafts and handmade goods.

Info: Marlena Myles is a self-taught Native American (enrolled Spirit Lake Dakota and of Mohegan and Muscogee descent) artist based in Saint Paul. Her art brings modernity to Indigenous history, languages and oral traditions while using the land as a teacher. Her professional work includes children’s books, augmented reality, murals, fabrics, animations and has shown her work in notable fine art galleries in the metro including the Minneapolis Institute of Art, Museum of Russian Art and the Minnesota Museum of American Art.

Info: Sign up for you personal discussions on your skincare needs and receive a free Glo Skin Beauty skincare kit! JCloud Aesthetics presents 'Skincare for Ethnic Skin Tones,' covering essential ingredients, treatments, and expert advice for achieving radiant, healthy-looking skin.

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