Crisis hotlines see rising calls amid election and seasonal stress
Calls to crisis centers rose in the month, with 2,582 total versus the prior year and 2,420 in November. Sara Sedlacek notes two election related calls in Jan–Sept 2016, while October to December mentions hit 112. Cheryl Platz cites higher death by own action inquiries in May June and September, linking seasonal light loss to mood.
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Sara Sedlacek
Crisis Center Communication and Development
Cheryl Platz
Foundation 2
Plotz
Crisis calls rise at Foundation 2 Cedar Rapids amid election stress
Foundation 2 in Cedar Rapids reports rising crisis calls from 2015 to 2016 with 24 638 calls last year and 27 873 year to date. Officials credit October and November spikes to election related anxieties. Mobile crisis outreach doubled or more as counselors assist families across Cedar Rapids Marion Independence and Manchester.
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Ephen Mally
the Gazette
Leona Childs
Foundation 2
Cedar Rapids
Plotz
Drew Martel
Marion
Independence
Manchester
Martel
Little Dave Archambault Leads Tribal Stand Against Pipeline
Cannon Ball North Dakota resident Archambault known as Little Dave is a standing rock leader opposing the Dakota Access pipeline. He cites Fort Laramie Treaty boundaries and tribal sovereignty while mobilizing a coalition of tribes and legal action to block the river crossing.
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Camnon Ball
N.D
Archambault
Leigh Jeanette
Cannon Ball
Cannonball
Missouri
Standing Rock
Standing Rock Sioux
Energy Transfer Partners
Fort Laramie
North Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
South Dakota
Barack Obama
Iowa
Ilinois
Missouri River
Little Dave
Big Oil
Dave Archambault
Denver
Pine Ridge
Big Dave
Bismarck
Circle of Nations
Wahpeton
Fort Yates
Bismarck State College
North Dakota State University
University of Mary
Scott Davis
North Dakota Commission On Indian Affairs
Davis
Jeanette
Mark Trabant
University of North Dakota
Idaho
Trabant
Donald Trump
Obama
Trump
West Hollywood
Only the hardiest remain at Dakota protest camp
Two weeks after a court setback, about 1,000 protesters stay at Oceti Sakowin Camp in Cannon Ball North Dakota to support tribal sovereignty and deter resumption of the Dakota Access Pipeline construction. They weigh federal court actions and a Trump administration's potential impact while planning winter shelter and safety.
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Cannonball
N.D
North Dakota
Cannon Ball
Standing Rock Sioux
Energy Transfer Partners LP
Donald Trump
Tve
Trump
Victor Herrald
Cheyenne River
South Dakota
Army Corps of Engineers
Lake Oahe
Missouri River
Standing Rock
David Archambault
Bucky Harjo
Reno
Nev
Tom Goldtooth
Indigenous Environmental Network
ETP
Army Corps
Goldtooth
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