Dr. Angela Seabright

08.01.2016

I am a student at Lipscomb University in Nashville, home sweet home for the summer in Metro Detroit. I will be graduating with a double major in Strategic Communications and Spanish this fall. I’m passionate about service, storytelling and quesadillas.

Michigan Indian Family Event Encourages Fun, Fitness

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Michigan Indian Family Fun Day

Drums beating. Families laughing. Arrows flying. Children racing. Friends reuniting.

These were among the sights and sounds at the 2016 Michigan Indian Family Olympics in Mount Pleasant. More than 1,000 members of Native American tribes throughout Michigan attended the Olympic-style games. Competitions included archery, lacrosse speed shot challenge, various track and field events, an obstacle course, basketball shot contests and more.

Check out our snapshots from the day here:

2016 Michigan Indian Family Olympics

Photo Credit: A Healthier Michigan

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