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Kelsey Lansing, Cultural Outreach Coordinator for the Sexual Assault Services Organization (SASO) helps hosts and welcome community members to the opening of SASO’s new office located in Ignacio, at the ELHI Community Center. The new office will be a place for individuals to learn about programs and resources that aim to stop sexual violence.

Fri Mar 13th, 2020

SASO Opening

Avaleena Nanaeto records Sarafina Chackee playing the drum for the music video that was being produced by the youth who attended the multi-media training with the Dream Warriors.

Thu Aug 29th, 2019

Awakening the Warrior Within

The host drum, Blackstar from Oklahoma fills the halls of the ELHI Community Center with honor, contest, intertribal and round dance songs during the Children’s Powwow on Saturday, April 6.

Fri Apr 12th, 2019

For the Children Powwow

An emoji flag adorns Ignacio’s Main St. hoping to brighten up the thoroughfare on a rainy winter day.

Fri Mar 15th, 2019

Emoji a day keeps the blues away

Do clowns creep you out? There were plenty at the Multi-Purpose Facility’s Haunted House, Wednesday, Oct. 31.

Fri Nov 9th, 2018

Halloween haunts Ignacio with festivities & spookiness

O’hozhoni Larry climbs into a chair as she gets ready to eat a hamburger.

Thu Oct 11th, 2018

ELHI falls into celebrations

Boys and Girls Club of Ignacio join the summer readers for the puppet show.

Fri Aug 18th, 2017

Summer reading at ICL

The ELHI Community Center hosted their Fall Festival on Friday, Oct. 21 where kids lined up for the costume contest. ELHI gave out many door prizes along as well as offering carriage rides and admissions into SUCAP Youth Services’ haunted house.

Fri Oct 28th, 2016

Fall festival comes to ELHI

The unveiling was done by artist Tim Murphy, Ignacio Board of Trustees member Edward Box III, Ignacio Mayor Stella Cox and artist Justin Montgomery.

Thu Aug 18th, 2016

Unveiling ‘Own Your Path’ mural

ELHI Association Chairman, Raymond Dunton cuts the ribbon, officially opening the ELHI Community Center on Friday, Oct. 30. Standing alongside Southern Ute Tribal Council, SCSYAC and Southern Ute Royalty members, as well as Ignacio Town Board members and ELHI board members. The ribbon cutting ceremony was followed by an open house. The new ELHI building was once the Ignacio Elementary building, and recently the Ignacio High School.

Fri Nov 13th, 2015

ELHI opens their doors to an old, new building

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