Royal Lost His Blanket-Stone, Jr.
INTRODUCTION/BIOGRAPHY
Hau, Mitakuyapi, TaSina WatanInsni Ezoza emaciyape yelo na TaCanhpi Luta lakol caje mikake nahan Mahpiya Luta Tiyospaye heceya matanhan nahan naku Ite Sica – Mato Sica Oyate ki matanhan na yotan Tokala Okolakiciye matanhan na Sicangu Lakota na Oglala Lakota hanke hemaciya nahan iyuha cante wasteya nape ciyuzape yelo.
Hello Relatives, my name is Royal Lost His Blanket-Stone, Jr., I am from the Red Cloud Clan of the Bear Face Band, I am also of the Kit Fox Society, I am part Rosebud Sioux (Sicangu Lakota) and Oglala Sioux Lakota. I am an enrolled member of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe / Sicangu Lakota Nation. My parents are the late Itancan Roy Stone, Sr. and Diana R. (Short Bull) Stone. With a good heart, I shake all your hands.
I currently reside in rural Parmelee, South Dakota i.e. Wososo O`tunwahe on the Rosebud Sioux Indian Reservation. I graduated high school from the Crow Creek Reservation High School (Stephan Indian Catholic Mission/School), Stephan, South Dakota on the Crow Creek Indian Reservation home of the Hunkapti Dakota Oyate.
I attended the Oglala Lakota College, Kyle, South Dakota from August 2010 to December 2013. I have obtained two (2) Associate of Arts degrees in Business Administration and Lakota Studies graduating in June 2012. During this time, I also started working on my Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, but decided to transfer to Southern New Hampshire University, Manchester, NH. I graduated from SNHU in May 2016 with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.
I also graduated from the University of Minnesota (Duluth) with an MTAG - Masters in Tribal Administration and Governance on May 8, 2021; and will continue on with my educational endeavours. I am currently enrolled in the Ed.D - Doctor of Education program at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
When I set my goals, I always to do my best to achieve them. I have come this far in my educational goals and I continue to move forward, if there is something I do not know, I can learn and develop within my profession. I am currently the Chairperson/Director of the Lakota Studies Department at Sinte Gleska University, Mission, South Dakota.
Wopila (Thank You)
Royal Lost His Blanket-Stone, Jr.
Royal Lost His Blanket-Stone Jr
Itáŋčáŋyáŋkél Wóítáŋčáŋ
Sicangu/Oglala Lakota
INTRODUCTION/BIOGRAPHY
Hau, Mitakuyapi, TaSina WatanInsni Ezoza emaciyape yelo na TaCanhpi Luta lakol caje mikake nahan Mahpiya Luta Tiyospaye heceya matanhan nahan naku Ite Sica – Mato Sica Oyate ki matanhan na yotan Tokala Okolakiciye matanhan na Sicangu Lakota na Oglala Lakota hanke hemaciya nahan iyuha cante wasteya nape ciyuzape yelo.
Hello Relatives, my name is Royal Lost His Blanket-Stone, Jr., I am from the Red Cloud Clan of the Bear Face Band, I am also of the Kit Fox Society, I am part Rosebud Sioux (Sicangu Lakota) and Oglala Sioux Lakota. I am an enrolled member of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe / Sicangu Lakota Nation. My parents are the late Itancan Roy Stone, Sr. and Diana R. (Short Bull) Stone. With a good heart, I shake all your hands.
I currently reside in rural Parmelee, South Dakota i.e. Wososo O`tunwahe on the Rosebud Sioux Indian Reservation. I graduated high school from the Crow Creek Reservation High School (Stephan Indian Catholic Mission/School), Stephan, South Dakota on the Crow Creek Indian Reservation home of the Hunkapti Dakota Oyate.
I attended the Oglala Lakota College, Kyle, South Dakota from August 2010 to December 2013. I have obtained two (2) Associate of Arts degrees in Business Administration and Lakota Studies graduating in June 2012. During this time, I also started working on my Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, but decided to transfer to Southern New Hampshire University, Manchester, NH. I graduated from SNHU in May 2016 with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.
I also graduated from the University of Minnesota (Duluth) with an MTAG - Masters in Tribal Administration and Governance on May 8, 2021; and will continue on with my educational endeavours. I am currently enrolled in the Ed.D - Doctor of Education program at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
When I set my goals, I always to do my best to achieve them. I have come this far in my educational goals and I continue to move forward, if there is something I do not know, I can learn and develop within my profession. I am currently the Chairperson/Director of the Lakota Studies Department at Sinte Gleska University, Mission, South Dakota.
Wopila (Thank You)
Royal Lost His Blanket-Stone, Jr.
Royal Lost His Blanket-Stone Jr
Itáŋčáŋyáŋkél Wóítáŋčáŋ
Sicangu/Oglala Lakota
Richard Moves Camp
Richard Moves Camp
Richard Moves Camp is a member of the Oglala Lakota Band of the Teton Lakota Nation. Richard is an enrolled member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe as Bernard Richard Chips Moves Camp Jr. Richard is Born to Bernard Chips Moves Camp Sr. of Oglala Band and Esther Standing Elk of Rosebud Band of Lakota Teton Nation. Richard is the youngest of three children, Evelyn Sylvia Moves Camp-Blue Legs (deceased) Elsie Moves Camp -Torres (Deceased) and Bernard Richard Chips Moves Camp Jr.
Richard is the Fifth Generation Healer of Woptuga Chips (1837-1916). Richard great grandfather was James Chips Moves Camp, fourth son of woptuga chips (1869-1949). Richards grandfather Samuel Chips Moves Camp (1891-1973). Samuel was Richard Teacher and mentor for the spiritual Healing and praying ways. Richard born and grew up at Wanblee South Dakota.
Richard Attended School Wanblee Day School also now known as Crazy Horse School. Attended Oglala Lakota College and Received a bachelor’s degree is Human Services in 2003 and Received master’s degree Mental Health Counseling /School Counseling from Sinte Gleska University at Mission South Dakota 2014. Currently Richard is a faculty Member of Sinte Gleska University, and Instructor.
Awards and recognition;
Richard has received an Honorary Doctorate in Humanities from New College in San Francisco, California in 1999. Richard recieved a Luce Fellowship Award 2020 for his work with community and families during the pademic era. Richard recieved the Strong Buffalo award 2021 for his community services.
Work history;
He has worked as a Social worker, substance abuse counselor, traditional and spiritual consultant and as a cultural adviser with several different agencies, reservations, and community projects both in South Dakota and outside the state.
Mr. Moves Camp provided expert testimony to the Senate Sub- Committee on Indian Affairs to support the enactment of the Freedom of Indian Religious Act in 1978. He was also one of two spiritual leaders to advocate for the Lakota traditional sweat lodge to be implemented at the South Dakota State Penitentiary in 1976.
His knowledge of healing practices includes plant properties and remedies for use in healing ceremonies to prevent, treat, and recover from illness. He lives with his family in Pine Ridge, South Dakota.
Richard is a proud grandfather, Father and husband for forty-one years. His wife Arvella takes care of their home while Richard does his work in the community and national and international community.
