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“This is a game that is designed for all,” he said. “It’s a game of diversity and inclusion, about respect and determination. So we want to share that as Native people to the American public.” — Ben Jacobs @washingtonpost @FitnessGov #lacrosse #NativeAmerican #Native #sports

Jacobs has worked with the federal government to promote local, traditional and nutritious food for tribal communities and saw the lacrosse festival as a way to expand his advocacy and to shake up lacrosse’s reputation as a wealthy suburban sport.

The idea for the One Lacrosse Gathering originated with fitness council member Ben Jacobs, a member of the Osage Nation and co-founder of an Indigenous restaurant and market in Denver.

Organized by the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness and Nutrition, the event drew Native Americans from throughout the country who hope a confederation of tribes will be allowed to compete as a nation in the 2028 Games in Los Angeles. 🗞️ @washingtonpost

It was the first gathering of its kind on the National Mall, in preparation for the first Olympics in over a century to feature America’s first team sport.

Thank you to everyone who supported the inaugural One Lacrosse Gathering Celebration! 🥍 Is amazing to see so much great coverage of the event. Check out the latest feature in the @washingtonpost / excerpts & full article ↓ washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/…

“This is a game that is designed for all,” he said. “It’s a game of diversity and inclusion, about respect and determination. So we want to share that as Native people to the American public.” #lacrosse

Jacobs has worked with the federal government to promote local, traditional and nutritious food for tribal communities and saw the lacrosse festival as a way to expand his advocacy and to shake up lacrosse’s reputation as a wealthy suburban sport. / @washingtonpost

The idea for the One Lacrosse Gathering originated with fitness council member Ben Jacobs, a member of the #Osage Nation and co-founder of an Indigenous restaurant and market in Denver.

Organized by the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness and Nutrition, the event drew Native Americans from throughout the country who hope a confederation of tribes will be allowed to compete as a nation in the 2028 Games in Los Angeles. — @washingtonpost @FitnessGov

It was the first gathering of its kind on the National Mall, in preparation for the first Olympics in over a century to feature America’s first team sport.

“In supporting the roots of lacrosse and traditional stick games, this event connects local D.C. youth lacrosse groups with national organizations to celebrate inclusivity and diversity.” — Ben Jacobs #OneLacrosseGatheringCelebration @FitnessGov