Laurie Boivin, the new leader of the Menominee Nation of Wisconsin, will deliver the annual State of the Tribes address this Thursday.

Boivin was elected chairwoman after winning a seat on the tribe's Legislature last month. She succeeds Craig Corn, who will remain on the Legislature.

Joining Boivin are two other women leaders. Crystal Chapman-Chevalier will serve as vice chair and Joan Delabreau will serve as secretary.

Boivin's speech on Thursday will be delivered to members of the state Legislature

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