All About the Lakota Dream Catcher with Red Feather Woman

Watch Red Feather Woman (Lakota/Assiniboine) create a Lakota Dream Catcher and learn all about their history, significance, and meaning during this workshop in celebration of #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth.
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[@DonnaHall-xu1xc]

Thankyou for sharing , I enjoyed your story of the Dreamcatcher 💜💜

[@AngelaSmith-ql1qq]

Greetings
Thank you Red feather
Enjoyed

[@kenyawalker]

This was great. What a wonderful guest to have sharing the meaning of dreamcatchers. Lovely program.

[@user-vt8cf9jn6e]

thank you I enjoyed your video..

[@strangersound]

I love how this went beyond description and into the actual craft. Red Feather Woman is my new hero. ❤

[@valerievilla150]

Thank you so much. Greetings from Belgium💚

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If I'm part Cheyenne, what does donations to your children help mine (Cheyenne)?

[@pjhumphrey6446]

For some reason I can't hear Red feather

[@Kathleen.33]

I cannot hear her either.

[@observingillusion9658]

Sound is out on this video

[@WitxhBlade]

I cant heat Red feather. Please fix the sound

[@jamescullins2709]

Oh! no audio...

[@TrueReigningLight]

I can’t hear anything

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no volume

[@TheLibraryDistrict]

Hello, we can still hear the audio on this video. It could be that the audio is muted on the video. Please click on the speaker icon and make sure that it is not crossed out. When you hover over the speaker icon, you can also turn the volume up if it is too low to hear.

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I have no sound to this video

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​@@TheLibraryDistrictI have no sound.