ADA, Okla. – Regalia Making Mothers, a group formed by Chickasaws to provide First American regalia for American Indian foster children, is now making face masks to protect the health of tribal elders. The group began as a quest to provide regalia for children before the COVID-19 pandemic hit the nation. Skirts, vests, ribbon shirts and other fashion items were being prepared for dances and…
Source: Red Lake Nation News
Regalia Making Mothers refocus to make face masks that protect Chickasaw elders from COVID-19
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