Indigenous Peoples Task Force

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2629 E Lake St
Minneapolis, MN 55406
+1 (612) 870-1723
https://indigenouspeoplestf.org

The Indigenous Peoples Task Force (IPTF) is a community-focused organization in Minneapolis dedicated to supporting Indigenous individuals and families through various health and education programs. Their initiatives include HIV counseling, youth education, and cultural revitalization efforts designed to empower and uplift Native communities.

With a dedicated team of staff and volunteers, IPTF emphasizes holistic healing and cultural connection, offering programs like Return to First Medicines and Indigi-Baby Food. Their commitment to health justice and cultural advocacy fosters a supportive environment where Native youth can thrive and preserve their heritage.

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