PASSED DOWN THROUGH GENERATIONS
The Ojibwe Learning Center and Library (OLCL) provides meaningful educational materials and space for the community to promote learning and preservation of traditional Anishinaabe ways.
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES
The Library features over 1,000 books that focus on Native American traditions, cultures, languages, and many more topics. In addition, numerous educational videos are available, along with a comfortable place to watch them. Besides direct access to culture and traditions, the OLCL also serves as the location for language classes (in-person and online) and a space to hold meetings, events, or classes.
The Library also contains over 120 authentic cultural pieces, including baskets, beadwork, two full-size birch bark canoes, and more.
REMEMBERING THE STORIES
The purpose of the Ojibwe Learning Center and Library is to locate, preserve, protect, and maintain the tribe’s historic and cultural resources. People can gain a better understanding the Native American point of view and the “Anishinaabe Bimaadiziwin” (native life ways.)
Currently, the OLCL is open by appointment only. To make an appointment, please call 906‑635‑6510, ext. 26143.
