Who We Are
Abiinooji Aki Inc. (AAI), supported by GLIFWC, and the LCO Tribe, organized a symposium for Women and Water Coming Together held August 7th - 11th, 2016 on the Lac Courte Oreilles Reservation near Hayward, WI. The symposium brought together over 85 participants from different locations across the United States. With this first Women & Water symposium successfully completed, we began organizing for the Women & Men Together For The Water, held in 2018. Here we are again, working our way for Women & Water Symposium July 31-Aug 4, 2022.
LCO, the Lac Courte Oreilles reservation is located near Hayward, Wisconsin which is located 70 miles South of Superior/Duluth, 133 miles East of Minneapolis/St. Paul and 50 South of Ashland, WI.
The goal of the Women and Water Coming Together Symposium is to bring over 5,000 women together to empower them so they can stand up for clean water laws for future life to come. Currently we are building programs, writing letters to donors and holding events to raise funds for this essential culturally designed program.
We welcome your input and ideas and your support as well to make this a successful healing event for all life.
Please write us at AAI P.O. Box 444, Hayward, WI or Facebook at: Abiinooji Aki, Inc.
Abiinooji Aki, Inc (AAI), founded The Anishinaabe Way conference on Alcohol and Drug Abuse. A conference dedicated to educating Native and Non-Native professionals across the United States in working with Native American patients. The Anishinaabe Way was the first conference dedicated to working with Native American clients in recovery and has inspired many programs and agencies across the nation. The Anishinaabe Way conference was a Wisconsin certified training program through the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction and the Wisconsin Certification Board and has assisted many programs, therapists, psychologists, counselor, treatment center, clinics and people in recovery for over 25 years. We have provided various training programs in healing, grieving, AODA, youth programs and more. Now we are working on a very valuable project for people of the world. The Women & Water Coming Together Symposium was inspired by Ojibwe Grandmother and AAI Director/Founder - Maryellen Baker, Niiyogiizhigokwe.
LCO, the Lac Courte Oreilles reservation is located near Hayward, Wisconsin which is located 70 miles South of Superior/Duluth, 133 miles East of Minneapolis/St. Paul and 50 South of Ashland, WI.
The goal of the Women and Water Coming Together Symposium is to bring over 5,000 women together to empower them so they can stand up for clean water laws for future life to come. Currently we are building programs, writing letters to donors and holding events to raise funds for this essential culturally designed program.
We welcome your input and ideas and your support as well to make this a successful healing event for all life.
Please write us at AAI P.O. Box 444, Hayward, WI or Facebook at: Abiinooji Aki, Inc.
Abiinooji Aki, Inc (AAI), founded The Anishinaabe Way conference on Alcohol and Drug Abuse. A conference dedicated to educating Native and Non-Native professionals across the United States in working with Native American patients. The Anishinaabe Way was the first conference dedicated to working with Native American clients in recovery and has inspired many programs and agencies across the nation. The Anishinaabe Way conference was a Wisconsin certified training program through the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction and the Wisconsin Certification Board and has assisted many programs, therapists, psychologists, counselor, treatment center, clinics and people in recovery for over 25 years. We have provided various training programs in healing, grieving, AODA, youth programs and more. Now we are working on a very valuable project for people of the world. The Women & Water Coming Together Symposium was inspired by Ojibwe Grandmother and AAI Director/Founder - Maryellen Baker, Niiyogiizhigokwe.
Abiinooji Aki, Board of Directors
Maryellen Baker, President
Dianne Sullivan
Gary Quaderer Sr.
Karen Donahoe
Denise King
Maryellen Baker, President
Dianne Sullivan
Gary Quaderer Sr.
Karen Donahoe
Denise King
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Women Core Committee
Maryellen Baker Stan Oda Bill Buchholtz Ann and Greg Hermann Suzanne Mills-Wemm Vicki Carpenick Kathy Heskin Joseph Many Horses Davis Margaret Meiser Danielle Lablanc Larry Mens Diana Thundercloud |
Women & Water Volunteers
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