The Healing Circle Run is a prayer for healing. It is an opportunity to pray for healing for ourselves, our families, our communities, our nation, Aki and all our relatives. This 7-day run connects 10 tribal nations throughout the Ojibwe Ceded Territory.
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The 2026 Healing Circle Run will be held July 11-17th.
2026 Design by Lex Saari
If you have any questions about Healing Circle Run 2026, please contact hcr@glifwc.org or (715) 682-6619
July 11 – Lac Courte Oreilles to Lac Du Flambeau
July 12 – Lac Du Flambeau to Sokaogon
July 13 – Sokaogon to Lac Vieux Desert
July 13 – Keweenaw Bay to Lac Vieux Desert
July 14 – Lac Vieux Desert to Bad River to Red Cliff
*July 15 – Red Cliff to Fond Du Lac
*July 15 – Mille Lacs to Fond Du Lac
July 16 – Fond Du Lac to St. Croix
July 17 – St. Croix to Lac Courte Oreilles
Healing begins with the individual.
As a person heals,
they can help their family to heal.
As families heal,
they can help their communities to heal.
As communities heal,
they can help their nations to heal.
As individuals, families
Communities, and nations heal,
they can help
Aki and our plant and animal relatives to heal.
The annual Healing Circle Run/Walk, began in 2001, and serves as a collective prayer for healing, inspired by the teaching that healing starts with the individual and extends to families, communities, nations, and ultimately Aki (the Earth). This event brings participants together to pray for the healing of themselves, their loved ones, and the environment.
The run/walk connects ten Ojibwe reservations across northern Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota, spanning seven days and concluding at the Lac Courte Oreilles Reservation during the Honor the Earth pow wow. It symbolizes unity and healing on multiple levels—from personal to planetary.
Submit your HCR 2026 photos to pio@glifwc.org to have them featured here! Who knows, maybe your photo will appear in the Mazina'igan!
Additionally, please tag any photos you post on social media with #2026HCR
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