Pamela Halverson

Pamela Halverson was born in Marshall, Minnesota in 1952 to Wallace and Lorraine Gregg. Her Dakota name is Wa Duta Win meaning Red Snow Woman. She is enrolled as a member of and lives on the Lower Sioux Reservation.

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Title You can feel the coldness in there Pamela Halverson \|Oral History	Other Details Theme: 1862 Topics: Lower Sioux Agency, U.S. Government, Spirituality Keywords: Lower Sioux Community, Annuity
Title We commemorate them every day. Pamela Halverson \|Oral History	Other Details Theme: 1862 Topics: Ways of Commemorating, Mankato Hangings, Education for Understanding Keywords: Honor, History, Education, Commemoration
Title I’d wish to be the people we were Pamela Halverson \|Oral History	Other Details Theme: Culture and Values Topics: Dakota Culture and Values Keywords: History
Title Our camp was Kaposia Pamela Halverson \|Oral History	Other Details Theme: Shared History Topics: Treaties, Reservations, Genocide, U.S. Government Keywords: Homeland, Reservations, Lower Sioux Community, Dakota and U.S. Gov't
Title Our people fought terrorism for a long time Pamela Halverson \|Oral History	Other Details Theme: Shared History Topics: Dakota Land, U.S. Government, Homestead Act Keywords: Homeland, Medicine, Land Loss
Title Those grandmas, they were real no-nonsense. Pamela Halverson \|Oral History	Other Details Theme: Growing Up Topics: Growing Up, Boarding School, Education, Dakota Culture and Values, Discrimination Keywords: Boarding School, School
Title Our ancestors fought for survival Pamela Halverson \|Oral History	Other Details Theme: 1862 Topics: Causes of War, Survival, Perspectives on 1862 Keywords: Survival

Pamela Halverson

Associations: Dakota (Oceti Šakowiŋ), Lower Sioux Community (Caŋ ŝa yapi ),

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