Hisgexjį Horak, in collaboration with Little Priest Tribal College and Winnebago Two-Spirit, are excited to host our first community event here in Winnebago - a special screening of Bring Them Home/Aiskótáhkapiyaaya in honor of Native American Heritage Month.

Join us as we uplift stories of resilience, bison restoration, and Indigenous leadership. 

 This event is FREE and open to the Winnebago community and surrounding communities.

For any questions or concerns, please contact: hisgexjihorak@gmail.com

Hisgexjį Horak

Bring Them Home/Aiskótáhkapiyaaya chronicles a decades-long initiative by members of the Blackfoot Confederacy to bring wild buffalo (Blackfeet: iinnii) back to the Blackfeet Reservation. A thriving wild buffalo population would not only reconnect Blackfeet with a central part of their heritage, spirituality, and identity but would also provide economic opportunities and healing for the community. Along the way, however, the initiative faces obstacles from ranchers who see the buffalo as a threat to the cattle ranches that dominate the land and are a legacy of colonization.


Bring Them Home/Aiskótáhkapiyaaya

The Elk Auditorium (also referred to as the Elk Clan Auditorium) is housed in the Hų̄wą (Elk) Clan Building on LPTC’s main campus. This building contains faculty offices, classrooms, and the auditorium. It’s situated beyond the Wolves Den (the college cafeteria/student lounge) and behind the main administrative and academic building.