Jackie Hendry is a journalist based in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. She writes for various local and national publications, including South Dakota Public Broadcasting, KELOLAND Media Group, South Dakota News Watch, Yahoo News, Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan, and KCAU Channel 9. Her articles often focus on issues related to parenting, child care, and community response to trauma.
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Jackie's coverage focuses on local stories in the United States, particularly South Dakota and Sioux Falls. She has a strong emphasis on family-related issues, with a specific focus on child care options and childhood trauma.
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Laura Ingalls Wilder, Wild Bill Hickok and other famous (and infamous) figures contribute to state tourism.
"I believe that it is an act of sovereignty for a tribe to take control of their cultural history by telling their own story."
By: Jackie Hendry
"I believe that it is an act of sovereignty for a tribe to take control of their cultural history by telling their own story. And what better way to do that than tourism with people from your local community to even internationally?"
Tianna Yellow Hair (left) and her father, Guss Yellow Hair (right), own and operate Tatanka Rez Tourz on the Pine Ridge Reservation. They reflected on their goals for their work near Rockyford, S.D.
By: Jackie Hendry
Low wages lead to staffing shortages in child care, but raising prices puts the cost burden back on families. That's why some are looking to lawmakers for a different solution.
By: Jackie Hendry
The relationship between child care access and a healthy workforce in South Dakota is a primary focus of a forthcoming report.
By: Jackie Hendry
South Dakota Medicaid will soon cover birth and postpartum doula services. Doulas can support families as part of a broader healthcare team during pregnancy and through the year following birth.
By: Jackie Hendry
The South Dakota Child Care task force released its first report on sustainable solutions to the state's child care shortage, along with some legislative proposals.
Report: 39% of South Dakota child care centers can't find enough workers. "The current model we have to child care is not sustainable."
Report: 39% of South Dakota child care centers can't find enough workers. "The current model we have to child care is not sustainable."
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