On Monday, the White House released a presidential proclamation recognizing National Voter Registration Day, 2024. In his proclamation, President Biden writes: “The Department of the Interior is working to increase Indigenous peoples’ access to voter registration.”
If you are not registered to vote, please do so today.
Double event ahead—mark your calendars! Everyone is invited! The annual homecoming and the unveiling of a historical marker for the Dick Cemetery.
On the morning of October 19th, Calumet and Cross Heritage Society, Inc., in partnership with the Brothertown Indian Nation, will be hosting an unveiling ceremony in Brothertown, Wisconsin for its recently installed Dick Family Cemetery historical marker. Stick around because, in the afternoon, the Brothertown Indian Nation will be hosting the annual Brothertown Homecoming at the Community Center in FDL! Come out on Saturday, October 19th, and see the new Cultural Center and the historical marker, then enjoy some delicious food and good times with your tribal relatives!
For more information on the Agenda for the unveiling ceremony for the new Dick Family Cemetery historical marker on the morning of October 19, 2024, followed by the Brothertown homecoming immediately after, Click here…
*Calumet and Cross created the Dick Family Cemetery marker through the Wisconsin Historical Society with generous support from the Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region and the Chilton Area Community Foundation.