New garden symbolizes work that remains to build relationship between tribes, Roosevelt library

The unveiling of a medicinal garden at the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library symbolizes a fresh commitment to strengthening ties with Native American tribes. Designed by Cannupa Hanska Luger, a member of the Three Affiliated Tribes, the garden marks a significant step in fostering a collaborative relationship. This initiative underscores the ongoing effort to bridge historical gaps and promote mutual understanding and respect between the library and tribal communities. It's a tangible representation of the work still needed to build a lasting, respectful partnership.