Minnesota HF1265 revises American Indian cultural programming services for incarcerated individuals.
Minnesota HF1265 amends the American Indian cultural programming services for incarcerated individuals. The bill requires the commissioner of corrections to develop a policy providing cultural programming services to American Indian inmates. These services aim to teach good work habits, develop motivation, and provide education and training for postincarceration self-sufficiency. The policy also seeks to develop cultural pride, improve self-image, and foster understanding of cultural differences.
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