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How Autonomous Yurt Collective Protects an Unhoused Indigenous Community

Before Christopher Rabideau, a member of the White Earth tribe, arrived at Camp Nenookaasi last fall, he was living in a camping tent. It wasn’t ideal for the below-freezing temperatures of an upcoming Minneapolis winter, nor did it offer much privacy for him and his girlfriend. So when his friends invited them to join Nenookaasi, an Indigenous homeless encampment, they were relieved to move into a yurt of their own. “There’s a lot more privacy in a yurt,” he said. “We get about 5 to 10 feet of more space [than a tent] to put our belongings and make our own little bed.” Rabideau’s yurt is one of more than 60 built by the Autonomous Yurt Union, a mutual aid collective in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Its mission: to build warm, safe shelters that are quickly collapsible and transportable in the face of growing eviction sweeps in the Twin Cities. Check out our blog post here: https://nbcuacademy.com/yurts-indigen... Subscribe:    / @nbcuacademy   Sign up for our FREE newsletter: https://nbcuacademy.com/newsletter/ NBCU Academy is a free innovative, multiplatform journalism training and development program designed to prepare college-level students for a career in the media industry. NBCU Academy also offers dynamic learning experiences and educational content to help early career professionals as well as seasoned journalists gain new journalism and media skills and level up in the fast-paced news industry. Follow us on social media! LinkedIn:   / nbcu-academy   X:   / nbcuacademy   Instagram:   / nbcuacademy   Facebook:   / nbcuacademy   TikTok:   / nbcuacademy   #journalism #news #education