The Chi-Nations Youth Council's First Nations Garden was vandalized this week. Their wigwam, a sacred space they use as a teaching lodge and to hold Native American ceremonies, was damaged and the items inside were stolen.
The Chi-Nations Youth Council 's Chicago First Nations Garden in Albany Park was vandalized this week at Wilson Avenue and Pulaski Road.On Tuesday, the Chi-Nations Youth Council realized their First Nations Garden in Albany Park was vandalized.
People have been lending helping hands on Saturday to restore the site at West Wilson Avenue and North Pulaski Road. The destruction added up to thousands of dollars in needed repairs for an outdoor area for Native people to gather. They've received support from about a dozen nearby residents, dedicating their Saturday afternoon to help rebuild the space.
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