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Wathótho Otákuye Uŋhdúonihaŋpi: Honoring Our Plant Relatives, a Dakhóta Coloring Book
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Wíyouŋkihipi Productions LLC is an Dakota-owned publishing business operating on the traditional homelands of the Dakota people.

As a platform for Dakota/Lakota voices to publish and pass on our teachings to future generations, we are currently seeking Dakota/Lakota subject matter from Oceti Sakowin writers and artists. Learn more on our submissions page.

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Happy Čhaŋtéskuya Aŋpétu! Celebrate Valentine

Happy Čhaŋtéskuya Aŋpétu! Celebrate Valentine's Day in Dakota with these free coloring pages and cards.

We also included phrases of appreciation to write in your cards and audio by that will help you practice your Dakota. Feel free to print at home and share in your classrooms!

Download through the link in bio!

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We have added "Owá tókheča he? What color is it

We have added "Owá tókheča he? What color is it?" to our free resources page. This Dakhóta coloring book features a glossary and online audio guides for every page.

You can download and listen through link in bio. #dakotafloral #dakotanation #dakotalanguage #wiyounkihipi #wearecapable

Happy to share the cover reveal for Far From The F

Happy to share the cover reveal for Far From The Forest!

Written by @t.hauff, Illustrations by @amemyles

FAR FROM THE FOREST is the first book in a children’s series about the migration of Kimimila, a monarch butterfly. Kimimila (Mimi) has emerged from her chrysalis deep in the forest of Michoacán, Mexico. She is befriended by Juan, a tree frog, who helps her prepare for her journey to America. Mimi follows the migration path of her ancestors but is blown off course by a thunderstorm. Disoriented, she crashes into a chokecherry tree on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, where a Lakota girl rescues her.

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