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SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:LeAnne Howe\, is making a rare Bay Area appearance. Don't m
iss her! And please let your friends know about her readings.\n\nLeAnne
is a citizen of the Choctaw Nation in Oklahoma\, and her writings are d
rawn from both personal experience as well as scholarly research. She's
a professor in English and American Indian Studies at the University of
Illinois\, Urbana. \n\nHer new novel is "Miko Kings\," set in Indian
Territory's queen city\, Ada\, Oklahoma\, during the baseball fever of 1
907\, but moves back and forth from 1969\, during the Vietnam War\, to p
resent day. The story focuses on an Indian baseball team but brings a n
ew understanding of the term\, "America's favorite pastime." For indige
nous communities in Indian Territory (what Oklahoma was before it became
a state)\, baseball was an extension of a sport they'd been playing for
centuries before their forced removal to Indian Territory from their so
utheastern homeland.\n\n\nMonday\, February 11: UC Berkeley\, Eth
nic Studies Library\, Dwinnelle Hall\, 4 p.m. Berkeley\, CA.\n\nTuesday\
, February 12: Modern Times Bookstore\, 7:30 pm\, San Francisco\,
CA.\n\nWednesday\, February 13: \nSan Francisco State University
\nWednesday\, February 13\, 2008\, 2:00-3:30 pm\nThe Richard Oakes Multi
cultural Center\nTerrace Level of the Cesar Chavez Student Center\nSpons
ored by the American Indian Studies Department\nPhone: 415-338-1054 _ E
mail: aismain@sfsu.edu\nPosted by janto924\nUpdated 1/28/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080212T193000
DTSTAMP:20080207T003853Z
SUMMARY:LeAnne Howe
CREATED:20081004T171955Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080212T210000
LOCATION:Modern Times Bookstore\, San Francisco\, CA.
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SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:Traditional Pomo Cultural Arts\nMarch 1 to April 6\n Demonst
rations\nMarch 8 & 9\n10:00 to 5:00\nSecond Saturday Reception\nMarch 8
– 5:00 to 9:00\n \n \nExhibit and demonstrations by Meyo Marrufo\, Denis
e & Luwana Quitiquit of the Robinson Rancheria in Lake County.\n \nThis
group of extraordinary artists exemplifies the resurgence in restoring t
he traditional survival\, cultural and regalia arts of the ancient Pomo
groups of the Clear Lake region. Using only materials traditional to th
eir area’s culture – tules\, willows\, cattails\, and dogbane (used for
cordage & twine) – an assemblage of utilitarian implements: baskets\, tr
aps\, baby carriers and children’s toys\, are constructed with age-old t
echniques. \n \nLuwana Quitiquit\, whose niece\, Meyo Marrufo\, says\,
“can make anything”\, has perfected the technique for making a tradition
al child’s toy from tule\, of the omnipresent bittern birds of Clear Lak
e’s tule marshes. She is renowned for her baby carriers (sika in the Po
mo language) and may be the only weaver working today to make a truly tr
aditional sika\; using only indigenous materials including handmade dogb
ane cordage & twine\, in place of the usual commercial cotton cord or fi
sh line\, to secure the rods of peeled and unpeeled willow.\n \nMeyo Mar
rufo is well known for making beautiful jewelry and traditional dance re
galia using acutely shaped abalone shell\, clam shell\, pine nuts\, glas
s beads\, feathers and cordage. She is also a founding member of an act
ive traditional Pomo dance group. A featured specialty\; she has develo
ped an innovative collection of “Regaled Teddy Bears”\, dressed with tra
ditionally designed and fashioned regalia and jewelry\; one even has a m
iniature baby carrier with baby bear at its side.\n \n The Gallery is lo
cated in the Historic District of Folsom\, open Wednesday through Sunday
10:00 to 5:00.\n \nWeb: www.pacwesttraders.com \n \nFor further info
rmation contact Courtney Puffer.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080301T100000
DTSTAMP:20080312T184848Z
SUMMARY:Traditional Pomo Cultural Arts
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080301T170000
LOCATION:PWT\, 305 Wool St. Folsom CA
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Hopi Katsina Carver: Spencer Nutima\nSaturday\, June 7 - 10:
00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\nSunday\, June 8 - 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\n \nWe a
re once again delighted to present our good friend from Hopi\, Spencer N
utima. Spencer will be bringing new katsina dolls to sell\, as well as
conducting a carving demonstration. If you didn't get a chance to meet
him during his previous shows\, make sure to mark your calendar for this
special event. Spencer's katsina dolls are currently available at Gath
ering Tribes and he just let me know that more will soon be on the way!\
n\nGathering Tribes\n1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley CA\n(510) 528-9038 ww
w.gatheringtribes.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080607T100000
DTSTAMP:20080411T183010Z
SUMMARY:Spencer Nutima at Gathering Tribes
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080607T180000
LOCATION:1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:M.E.Ch.A de Cal State East Bay\nAnti-Femicide Event\nWednesd
ay\, May 21\; 4 pm - 6 pm\nConcord Room\; New Union University\nFilm Sho
wing: Bordertown\n \nBordertown is a film directed by Gregory Nava featu
ring Jennifer Lopez\, Antonio Banderas\, and Martin Sheen. This film to
uches on the murders and disappearances of more than 300 women in the Me
xican border town\, Ciudad Juarez\, Chihuahua. The women of Juarez as w
ell as the women in many other areas across the globe have long been ign
ored.\n \nAfter the film\, Dr. Luz Calvo and Dr. Carlos Salomon\, Depart
ment of Ethnic Studies\nwill facilitate discussion.\n \nFree refreshment
s will be provided\n \nSponsored by:\nEthnic Studies Department\nTheta L
ambda Psi\, \nFeminist Majority Leadership Alliance\nStudent Life and Le
adership Programs
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080521T160000
DTSTAMP:20080519T231809Z
SUMMARY:Film Showing: Bordertown
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080521T170000
LOCATION:Concord Room\; New Union University. CSU Est Bay Hayward
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080719T180000
DTSTAMP:20080702T002540Z
SUMMARY:New Event
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080719T190000
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SEQUENCE:11
DESCRIPTION:Women Drummers International\nPresents\nBorn to Drum 2008\nJ
uly 18\, 19\, 20\n\nFull dtails and registration at website.\n\nLots of
classes and guest drummers!\n\nFMI: borntodrum.org or 510.464.5902
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URL;VALUE=URI:http://borntodrum.net/
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080718
DTSTAMP:20080716T183113Z
SUMMARY:Born to Drum 2008 Womens Drum Camp
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20080721
LOCATION:Walker Creek Ranch\, Petaluma
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080403T120000
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SUMMARY:SF The Great Tortilla Conspiracy Presents: Tortilla Art for the
21st Century
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080423T120000
LOCATION:934 Brannan Street \n San Francisco\, CA 94103
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SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:From the 4 Directions\nSomarts Gallery\, 934 Brannan Street\
, San Francisco\nOpening Reception Thurs July 3\, from 6-9.\n\nJuly 23\,
Wednesday \, 7 - 9 pm
“Praise Song: 150 Years of American Indian Art”
by Lee Swensen\, $5-10 donation requested.\n\n Cosponsored by SOMARTS a
nd American Indian Contmeporary Arts. Other events scheduled during the
exhibit. FMI: http://www.blackash.org/4directions\, www.somarts.org o
r janenantoine@mac.com.\n
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URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.blackash.org/4directions
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080723
DTSTAMP:20080730T182240Z
SUMMARY:From The Four Directions Exhibit
CREATED:20081004T171957Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20080724
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Date 1/21/2008\nEvent Tribal Renewable Energy Workshop (Ov
er Four Days)\nStart Time 8:00 AM\nEnd Time 5:00 PM\nLocation Hilton
Sacramento Arden West\nDescription Tribal Renewable Energy Workshop\nPo
sted by DJaber0\nUpdated 1/3/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080122T080000
DTSTAMP:20080207T002319Z
SUMMARY:Tribal Renewable Energy Workshop
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080122T170000
LOCATION:Hilton Sacramento
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Join us as we honor the life and achievements of Floyd Red C
row Westerman\n\n\nCommunity Dinner --\nOpen invitation to all\n\nPot Lu
ck Feast --\nPlease bring a side dish to share\n\n5:30 PM\nSaturday\, Ja
nuary 12th\nIntertribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd.\nOakla
nd\, CA 94606\n510.836.1955\n\n\n\nSee attached flyer or click on link b
elow:\n\nhttp://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v221/saylooli/?action=view&cu
rrent=floyds-honoring-final.jpg\n\n\nA tribute to the life of Floyd West
erman on Bay Native Circle\nBay Native Circle radio show\, KPFA 94.1 FM
with Co-hosts Lakota Harden and Janeen Antoine\nAn hour long honoring of
Floyd with special guests Charlie Hill\, Pura Fe\, Yvonne Wonrow\, Chan
te' Westerman and Morning Star Gali.\n\nhttp://www.kpfa.org/archives/ind
ex.php?arch=24095
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080112T173000
DTSTAMP:20080207T010640Z
SUMMARY:Memorial Dinner for Floyd Red Crow Westerman
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080112T223000
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:CALL TO ACTION!!!!!!!\n\n\n\nSF Human Rights Commission vote
on the Native American Report:\nDISCRIMINATION BY OMISSION\n\nThursday\
, August 23\, 2007\n\nCity Hall\, Room 416 at 4:30 p.m.\n\n\n\nThe Commi
ssion made the Indian author (Holy Old Man Bull) take his\nIndian name f
rom the front cover of the report. Then\, when he refused\,\nthey took h
is whole name off the front cover.\n\n\n\nWhen he filed a grievance of d
iscrimination\, the Commission Chair\nwould not work with him anymore. N
ow\, the Director has taken him away\nfrom editing the report.\n\n\n\nNO
W\, THERE IS NO INDIAN INPUT INTO THIS REPORT THAT IS SUPPOSED TO BE\nAB
OUT US\, AND HOW WE ARE DISCRIMINATED AGAINST BY BEING MADE\nINVISIBLE.\
n\n\n\n· COME TO THE MEETING AND SPEAK OUT!!!\n\n· COME TO T
HE MEETING AND SHOW HOW STRONG WE ARE AS A COMMUNITY!!!\n\n· ASK T
HE CHAIR WHY HE WON'T WORK WITH THE ONLY INDIAN AT THE\nCOMMISSION!!!\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070823T163000
DTSTAMP:20080207T012349Z
SUMMARY:SF Human Rights Commission Meeting
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070823T173000
LOCATION:City Hall\, Room 416\, San Francisco
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:June 22\, 1:00\, Shellmound\nMain\, Koret auditorium\nThis i
s a video and discussion with filmmaker Andres Cediel. The film tells th
e story of the discovery of a Native American burial ground during the c
onstruction of a shopping mall in Hayward. A discussion follows the film
. Main Library\, 100 Larkin St.\, San Francisco\n\nThe film is part of t
he programming related to the Exhibition\, "Sing Me Your Story" on view
at the Main Library.\n\nCo-sponsored by the California Exhibition Resou
rces Alliance\, Friends of the San Francisco Public Library\, Book Bay a
nd Old Mission Dolores. For more information visit www.sfpl.org or call
Joan Jasper at 415/557-4595.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080622T130000
DTSTAMP:20080424T054306Z
SUMMARY:Shellmound Film Screening
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080622T143000
LOCATION:Main Library san Francisco
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:AIM FOR FREEDOM!\nA 40-Year Art & Photography Retrospective
of the American Indian Movement\n\nJuly 16 – 31\, 2008\nSomArts Bay Gall
ery\n934 Branna Street (between 8th & 9th Streets)\nSan Francisco CA 9
4103\nwww.somarts.org\n\nFounder's Day Reception & Fundraiser\n(includin
g silent auction of selected works in the exhibit)\n\nWednesday\, 30 Jul
y 2008 • 3:00 – 9:00 PM\n\nSOMARTS Cultural Center: Bay Gallery\n934 Bra
nnan Street (between 8th and 9th Streets)\nSan Francisco CA 94103\n\nP
rogram: MC Clyde Bellecourt\, ceremony honoring Lee Brightman and the co
mpletion of Longest Walk 2\, book signing featuring AIM authors and phot
ojournalists\, The All Nation Singers\, The California Traditional Pomo
Dancers\, solo guitarist Goodshield\, spirit flautist Terrence Barber\,
Nanette Deetz & the Red Bird Giving Band\, and Dr. Loco's Rockin' Jalape
no Band.\n\nFREE. (Donations 2B solicited.) Wheelchair accessible. All a
ges WELCOME.\n======================\nthis event is the closing party fo
r the exhibit...\n\nAIM-West presents a 40th anniversary retrospective o
f the American Indian Movement’s struggle for the rights of self-determi
nation\, plus tribute to the Longest Walk II. On display is the U.N. Dec
laration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples adopted by the U.N. General
Assembly on September 13\, 2007. The exhibit features photographs docum
enting the founding and development of AIM and Longest Walk II with such
notable photojournalists as J.R. Augunish\, Dick Bancroft\, Dave Cordov
a\, Ilka Hartmann\, Brenda Norwell\, Kerry Richardson and Michelle Vigne
s. Also on view are selected works by Leonard Peltier\, Floyd Red Crow W
esterman\, Paul Owns the Sabre\, Juan Fuentes\, Tona Osher\, traditional
Dine rugs/blankets\, historic posters from the Movement\, and more...\n
\n Also on view will be selected works by Leonard Peltier\, Floyd Red Cr
ow Westerman\, Paul Owns the Sabre\, traditional Dine rugs\, banners\, b
lankets\, historical posters and flags contributed from many individuals
/organizaations/countries in solidarity with AIM's 40-year anniversary.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080730T173000
DTSTAMP:20080730T181934Z
SUMMARY:AIM FOR FREEDOM!
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080730T203000
LOCATION:SomArts\, 934 Brannan\, SF
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:5
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080502T093000
DTSTAMP:20080423T192248Z
SUMMARY:BAIAR Meeting
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080502T103000
LOCATION:Health Clinic Oakland
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Mohawk Pottery & Artist:\nRoger Sosakete Perkins\n \nSaturda
y\, October 4 \n11:00 am to 6:00 pm \nSunday\, October 5 \n11:00 am to 5
:00 pm \n\nThe Mohawk art of pottery was lost for hundreds of years. Sos
akete brought it back.\nUsing the same clay that was used by the ancient
s\, and rediscovering the lost\ntechnique\, he has brought back to life
something many thought was gone forever.\nEach pot has traditional Mohaw
k designs\, some with human faces\, and is pit fired. Sosakete is also a
talented painter\, working with both traditional and contemporary image
ry. Many of his paintings will also be available during this weekend eve
nt . \n \nPlease join us in welcoming Sosakete back to Gathering Tribes.
\n\nGathering Tribes\, 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley. Weekend hours: Satur
day\, 10 am - 6 pm.\, Sunday\, 11 am - 5 pm. FMI: 510.528-9038 www.gath
eringtribes.com. *** \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081004T110000
DTSTAMP:20080930T220234Z
SUMMARY:Roger Sosakete Perkins at GT
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081004T190000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:\n Zuni Fetish Show\nWith Lena & Evalena Boone\nSaturday\, M
ay 3 - 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\nSunday\, May 4 - 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
\n \nWe are very happy to announce that Lena and Evalena will be coming
back to Gathering Tribes with their menagerie of fetish carvings. If yo
u aren't familiar with their fetishes\, just open any book about Zuni fe
tish carvings and their names will be prominent! They were the first ca
rvers in Zuni to use "slag" and Murano glass as carving material and the
y both continue to push the edge of creativity in their carvings while a
t the same time remaining very traditional. Lena will also bring some o
f her sister and brother-in-law's carvings (Dinah and Peter Gasper). \n\
n Gathering Tribes\n1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley CA\n(510) 528-9038 www
.gatheringtribes.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080504T110000
DTSTAMP:20080411T182425Z
SUMMARY:Zuni Fetish Show at Gathering Tribes
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080504T170000
LOCATION:1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Ukiah Brewing Company & Restaurant Presents: \nTchiya Amet &
the Light House Band\nLive Indigenous Reggae\nSaturday April 26th at Uk
iah Brewery. 102 S. State Street Ukiah\, CA 95482. \n$8 Doors open at 9:
30 pm\nHope to See You There! \nUnity & Peace\, Tchiya Amet\nwww.tchiya.
com\n\n--------------------------\nQuestions? Contact amet13@tchiya.com
or Tchiya Amet\, PO Box 215\, Covelo\, California 95428\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080426T213000
DTSTAMP:20080424T055255Z
SUMMARY:Tchiya Amet & the Light House Band
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080426T213000
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SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:From the 4 Directions\nSomarts Gallery\, 934 Brannan Street\
, San Francisco\nOpening Reception Thurs July 3\, from 6-9.\n\nWith arti
sts' reception for 35 participating artists\, potluck food\, performance
by Ras K'Dee and One Struggle\, Neshkinukat Directory Release\, it will
be a good time! Free. Cosponsored by SOMARTS and American Indian Contm
eporary Arts. Other events scheduled during the exhibit. FMI: http://
www.blackash.org/4directions\, www.somarts.org or janenantoine@mac.com.\
n
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URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.blackash.org/4directions
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080705
DTSTAMP:20080721T215538Z
SUMMARY:From The Four Directions Exhibit
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20080706
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080731
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:February 10\, 2008: Sunday\nLongest Walk Benefit Show 6:30 P
M\nwith One Struggle\, Culture of Rage\, Antithesis and others TBA\n\nLa
Pena Cultural Center\n3105 Shattuck Avenue\nBerkeley\, CA 94705\nhttp:/
/www.lapena.org/\n$15-25 sliding scale\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080210T183000
DTSTAMP:20080207T034610Z
SUMMARY:Longest Walk Benefit Show
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080210T223000
LOCATION:La Pena\, 3105 Shattuck Avenue\, Berkeley
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Date 6/27/2008\nEvent CIBA: 18th Annual Basketweavers Gath
ering\nStart Time 1:00 PM\nEnd Time 1:00 PM\nLocation Tachi Yokut Tri
be\, Palace Hotel & Casino\, Lemoore\, CA.\nDescription CIBA's 18th Ann
ual Basketweavers Gathering\nJune 27-29\, 2008\nHosted in the Education
Center of the Tachi Yokut Tribe of Santa Rosa Rancheria\n\nwww.ciba.org\
nPosted by DJaber0\nUpdated 3/19/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080627T010000
DTSTAMP:20080424T071301Z
SUMMARY:CIBA: 18th Annual Basketweavers Gathering
CREATED:20081004T171955Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080627T010000
LOCATION:Palace Hotel & Casino\, Lemoore CA
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Aboriginal Lens Productions in collaboration with\nTwo River
s Circle and Fluffy Bear Productions Presents the Theatrical Premiere of
A benefit screening for Bill Wilson Center\n\nCamera 12 Cinema\n201 S.
2nd Street • downtown San Jose\n\nThursday\, March 20\n5:45pm: Catered R
eception • 7:00pm: Film and Q & A\nTickets are $45 • All attendees will
receive a souvenir gift bag\n\nTickets: Contact Judy Whittier\, Director
of Community Resources\n(408) 850-6132 or jwhittier@billwilsoncenter.or
g\nwww.billwilsoncenter.org\n\nAll proceeds benefit Bill Wilson Center—a
non-profit\, community-based agency \npreventing poverty in Santa Clara
County by building connections for at-risk youth\n\nJimi Simmons\, Kare
n Rudolph and filmmakers Sarah Del Seronde and Paul Stoll \nwill partici
pate in the Q & A. http://www.makingtheriver.com\n\nDirected by Sarah De
l Seronde\nProduced by Paul Stoll\n\nMAKING THE RIVER is the story of Na
tive American Jimi Simmons who\, along with his brother George\, was cha
rged with murdering a guard in Washington State’s Walla Walla prison. Ge
orge was guilty. Jimi was innocent. The film chronicles Jimi’s quest for
civil and religious rights\, justice and freedom and the people who hel
ped him along the way.\n\nIn 1954\, when Jimi was only seventeen months
old the US government dissolved his tribe\, his family was torn apart an
d Jimi became a ward of the state\, moving from orphanages\, to foster h
omes\, to juvenile detention and state correctional facilities.\n\nIn 19
79\, Jimi and his brother George were serving a sentence at Walla Walla
prison for assault and robbery. There began a series of events\, which l
ed to the longest prison lock-down in Washington State history and first
degree murder charges that were brought against Jimi and his brother Ge
orge Simmons for the death of the prison guard.\n\nGeorge Simmons was tr
ied first and was found guilty and eventually committed suicide.\n\nWhen
it was Jimi’s turn\, he was appointed an attorney who had never defende
d a felony case. Faced with almost insurmountable odds that he would be
convicted and executed\, the defense team was formed. In 1981\, after sp
ending two and a half years in solitary confinement\, Jimi was tried and
acquitted of first-degree murder.\n\nFeatured in the film are key peopl
e who helped Jimi find justice. Included are Karen Rudolph\, a San Jose
native and feminist grassroots activist\, who organized Jimi’s defense c
ommittee and became his wife in 1987 and Leonard Weinglass\, a prominent
social justice attorney and civil rights activist\, who defended him. W
einglass is also known for having defended Angela Davis\, Daniel Ellesbe
rg and Tom Hayden\, to name a few.\n*********************\nhttp://www.me
rcurynews.com/salpizarro\n\nFILM BENEFIT: I didn't know anything about J
imi Simmons\, a Native American who was charged with killing a guard at
a Washington prison in 1979\, until I heard about "Making the River\," a
documentary about him.\n\nThe movie\, which details Simmons' years-long
fight to be acquitted of the crime\, is a fascinating story that will b
e shown 7 p.m. Thursday at San Jose's Camera 12.\n\nTickets to the speci
al screening are $45\, with proceeds going to the Santa Clara-based Bill
Wilson Center\, which provides shelter and programs for homeless and at
-risk youths.\n\nA catered reception at 5:30 p.m. will precede the show\
, which will be followed by a question-and-answer session featuring Simm
ons\, filmmakers Sarah Del Seronde and Paul Stoll and Karen Rudolph\, a
San Jose native and feminist activist who organized Simmons' defense com
mittee and became his wife in 1987.\n\nIf you're interested\, contact Ju
dy Whittier at (408) 850-6132 or jwhittier@billwilsoncenter.org.\n
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SUMMARY:Benifit Screening of Making The River
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
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LOCATION:Camera 12 Cinema\, 201 2nd St. San Jose
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DESCRIPTION:Stanford Institute for Diversity in the Arts and Feminist St
udies presents…\n \nWeds May 14@ 7-8:30 pm\n \nJoy Harjo\nMvskoke-Creek
Poet & Musician\n\nBldg 110\, Room 111-O on the Main Quad\nStanford Univ
ersity \n\nJoin Indigenous Identity in Diaspora for an evening of poetry
and music with Joy Harjo\, Native American poet\, writer\, academic\, m
usician\, and activist. Harjo uses Native American symbolism\, imagery\
, history\, and ideas set within a universal context. Her poetry deals w
ith social and personal issues\, notably feminism\, and with music\, par
ticularly jazz. She has received the Eagle Spirit Achievement Award for
overall contributions in the arts\, from the American Indian Film Festi
val. She performs internationally solo and with her band Joy Harjo and t
he Arrow Dynamics Band (for which she sings and plays saxophone)\, and p
remiered a preview of her one-woman show\, Wings of Night Sky\, Wings of
Morning Light at the Public Theater in NYC in December 07. She writes a
column “Comings and Goings” for her tribal newspaper\, the Muscogee Nat
ion News. She lives in Honolulu\, HI and Albuquerque\, NM. Brief Q&A an
d book-signing to follow. Author's suggested reading\, How We Became Hum
an\, New and Selected Poems: 1975-2001\, available at Campus Bookstore.
They will also have texts for sale on site. Please join us at the Native
American Cultural Center at the Old Union at 5:30pm for a community wel
come dinner.\nThis event is a part of the Spring programming series Indi
genous Identity in Diaspora- People of Color Art Practice in North Améri
ca\, in conjunction with a CSRE course by Artist in Residence Cherríe Mo
raga. The Stanford community is invited to consider the topic of indige
neity/aboriginality and how it impacts performance\, especially work pro
duced by Chicana\, Latina and other Native- and African-origined artists
. All events offer a 21st century examination of people of color aesthe
tics. The exploration of gender and sexuality\, as they pertain to the
formation of cultural identity\, is integral to this course of study\, a
s is the critical examination of the modernist view of mestizaje and neo
-liberal view of multiculturalism.\n\nFor more info\, please contact Gin
a at ghclarke@stanford.edu\nOr visit: feminist.stanford.edu\n\nMajor fun
ding and support provided by: Stanford Institute for Creativity in the A
rts (SICA)\, Institute for Diversity in the Arts (IDA)\, Feminist Studie
s\, Native American Studies\, & Department of English. Co-sponsored by S
tanford American Indian Organization\, Cherokee Student Club\, Stanford
Native American Graduate Students\, Muwekma Tah Ruk\, The LGBT Community
Resource Center\, Women's Community Center\, MEChA & The Guiding Concil
io del Centro Chicano\, The Program in Creative Writing\, Department of
Drama\, Center for Studies in Race & Ethnicity\, Native American Cultur
al Center\, Black Graduate Student Association\, Graduate Student Counci
l\, Pilipino American Student Union\, Asian American Graduate Student\,
Association\, The Chicano/Latino Graduate Student Association
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SUMMARY:Joy Harjo at Stanford
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DESCRIPTION:February 11\, 2008: Monday \nSunrise Gathering 4:30 AM \nAlc
atraz Island \nFerry Fee: $14\nhttp://www.alcatrazcruises.com/website/su
nrise-gathering.aspx \n\n\nRallying Points: \n8:00 AM \nBreakfast/ Load
up Gear \nIntertribal Friendship House \n523 International Blvd\nOakland
\, CA 94606\n510.836.1955\nwww.myspace.com/urbanreservation\n\n\n11:00 A
M \nMemorial Oak Grove\nPeidmont Avenue and Memorial Stadium\n\n11:30 AM
\nMarch to Hearst Museum and Sproul Plaza\n\n12:00 PM – 1:00 PM \nRally
Sproul Plaza \nUniversity of California Berkeley\nBancroft Way & Telegra
ph Ave.\n\n1:30 PM \nGlen Cove Burial Site \nVallejo\, CA\n\n3:00 PM Pen
a Adobe \n\n6pm DQ University \nArrival of Alcatraz caravan ($2 per vehi
cle)\n6:30pm Community Dinner and Potluck Feast\nOrientation and Speaker
s\n9pm movie night Reel Indians
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SUMMARY:Longest Walk Alcatraz and Rally Points
CREATED:20081004T171956Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080211T223000
LOCATION:Alcatraz to DQU
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DESCRIPTION:Date 10/11/2008\nEvent Seed Saving Conference: Indigenous Pe
rmaculture\nStart Time 9:00 AM\nEnd Time 4:00 PMLocation IFH > 523 Inter
national Blvd.\; Oakland\, CA 94606\nDescription Do you know how to grow
your own food\, without dependency on store-bought seeds? Indigenous Pe
rmaculture is sponsoring a seed saving conference from9 AM - 4 PM on Oct
. 11th at the Intertribal Friendship House The goals are to give partici
pants practical information\, and explain the why and how of saving seed
s. Speakers will cover topics such as the Ecology Center's Bay Area Seed
Interchange Library (BASIL)\, dietary health issues\, and GMOs. Contact
: Indigenous Permaculture 415-370-1657 mayalencanahuat@yahoo.com\nPosted
by DJaber0\nUpdated 9/7/2008
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DTSTAMP:20080917T181447Z
SUMMARY:Seed Saving Conference: Indigenous Permaculture
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081011T160000
LOCATION:IFH > 523 International Blvd.\; Oakland
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DESCRIPTION:Listen to Bay Native Circle.\nBNC airs from 2:00 - 3:00 pm o
n KPFA 94.1 FM or KCFC in Fresno 88.1 FM. Live\, kpfa 94.1 and kcfc Fr
esno 88.1\, online\, podcast and archived at kpfa.org.\nBay Native Circl
e (BNC)is a public affairs program for the native community in the San F
rancisco Bay Area. \nHosts: Lakota Harden\, (Week 1 in Month) Janeen Ant
oine (Week 2)\, Ras K'Dee (Week 3)\, and Gregg McVicar (Week 4)\, all lo
ng time Bay Area residents and all connected to the Native community\, a
lternately host the program. Co-producers are Janeen Antoine and Gregg
McVicar (former producer of Earthsongs and current producer of Undercurr
ents)\, who uses his awesome editing skills and wide knowledge of native
music to weave together shows he says "mean something\, but also have a
little ear candy." The community calendar is prepared by Janeen Antoine
with American Indian Contemporary Arts. \nThanks to KPFA's wonderful ne
w audio archives\, fans of BNC can access recordings of missed programs
at any time of the day or night at the KPFA.org website under archives.
Listeners can also access the links to the Bay Native Circle website an
d from there go to the detailed community calendar information and view/
submit calendar items.
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DTSTAMP:20080207T012954Z
SUMMARY:Bay Native Circle with Gregg McVicar
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070829T150000
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DESCRIPTION: at the Purple Onion - March 19th *wednesday* with Tom Rhoad
es.\nTom is a really funny comedian from the 90's. He's really slick.\n
Admission is 15$ but if you mention you're with me\, it's 2 for 1 !\nThe
show starts at 8pm sharp\, hope to see you there.\nPlease bring as many
people with you as possible.\nI'll be working out a lot of new stuff fo
r my UC Davis show next month!\n \n \nPurple Onion\n140 Columbus Ave\nSa
n Francisco\, CA\n*on the corner of Kearny and Columbus*\n \n \nxoxo\nCh
arlie Ballard\n\n\nHi Hi Hi Bye Bye Bye !!
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SUMMARY:Comedian Charlie Ballard
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080319T220000
LOCATION:Purple Onion\, 140 Columbus\, SF
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DESCRIPTION:The Past \, Present\, and Future of Tribal Sovereignty\n\nAl
l of the lectures are held at the museum from 1:30pm to 3:30 pm. Open t
o the public\n\nThe California Indian Museum and Cultural Center\n(India
n owned and operated non-profit organization)\n5250 Aero Drive\nSanta Ro
sa\, CA 95403\nPhone: (707) 579-3004\nFax: (707) 579-9019\nor email us
at CIMandCC@aol.com\ncimcc.org
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DTSTAMP:20080604T181024Z
SUMMARY:Lecture: The Past \, Present\, and Future of Tribal Sovereignty
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080607T153000
LOCATION:CIMCC\, 5250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa
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DESCRIPTION:Date 2/1/2008\nEvent BAIAR Meeting hosts Black Native Amer
icans\, AIM West\nStart Time 9:00 AM\nEnd Time 1:00 PM\nLocation 2555
International Blvd. Oakland\nDescription \nBLACK NATIVE AMERICAN ASSOCI
ATION \nand the \nAMERICAN INDIAN MOVEMENT\nhosts The Bay Area Indian Ag
ency Representative meeting (BAIAR)\nWhen: Friday February 1\, 2008\nWhe
re: Hismen Hin-Nu Conference Room\n 2555 International
Blvd.\n Between 25h and 26th Avenues\n Oakland\, CA\nTime: 9:00AM to 120
0 NOON\n \nPlease contact: Don ‘Little Cloud’ Davenport\n510-536-1715 or
Tony Gonzales 415/577-1492 email:eltonyg@earthlink.net\n \nAIM West is
co-sponsoring the meeting with the Black Native American Association as
part of Black History Month. Additionally\, the meeting will focus prim
arily on the Longest Walk 2 with members of that group/committee\, with
AIM West presenting. We will also view a 30 minute video about the cele
bration of Floyd Westermen’s transition from life into the Spirit world.
\nAdditionally\, the Black Native American Association will provide som
e of the light lunch\, with the AIM West assistance in this area as wel
l. I am looking forward to a productive meeting on the first and thank
you for your cooperation.\n \nAh’o \nCehecvres.\n \nDon Little Cloud Dav
enport\nExecutive Director\,\nSan Antonio Community Development Corporat
ion\n2228 East 15th Street \nOakland\, California 94606\n510/536-1715 Ma
in\n510/536-4066\nEmail: ltcloud@sbcglobal.net\nWeb: sacdc.org\nweb: bn
aa.org \nPosted by janto924\nUpdated 1/28/2008
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SUMMARY:BAIAR Meeting
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DESCRIPTION:Friday\, June 6th Cultural Encounters Celebrates Art of the
Americas\n\n\nCultural Encounters: Friday Nights at the de Young\n\nEwar
do Madril\, Hoop Dance\n\nCultural Encounters: Friday Nights at the de
Young featuring the de\nYoung the Art of the Native Americas\n\n5:00 PM
- 8:45 PM\nJune 6\, 2008\n\nOn Friday nights the entire museum is open u
ntil 8:45 p.m. Friday\nNights at the de Young offers a variety of interd
isciplinary arts\nprograms\, including live music\, poetry\, films\, dan
ce\, tours\, and\nlectures. The cafe is open with a special Friday Night
s dinner menu\,\nand a no-host cocktail bar is serving drinks. There are
art-making\nactivities for everyone.\n\nWilsey Court\n6:30 p.m.\nTradit
ional Native American Hoop Dance by Ewardo Madril. The origins\nor exact
meaning of the Hoop Dance are not known\, but this dance has a\ndeep hi
story. Its original form\, not for public display\, is believed\nto have
been part of a healing ceremony designed to restore balance\nand harmon
y in the world. In recent years\, a public form of the dance\nhas been d
eveloped.\n\nNative and Central American Galleries (Main Level)\n6:50–7:
20 p.m.\nStorytelling and poetry in the galleries focus on corn motifs\,
which\nrepresent life and fertility. Organized by artist\, activist\, a
nd\neducator Kim Shuck. Participants include Jennifer Foerster\, Edward\
nDang\, Shuck\, and others. Grammy-winner John-Carlos Perea accompanies\
nthe readings with his hand drum and cedar flute arrangements.\n\n7:30–8
:30 p.m.\nLive Music by Redbird Giving. Blending traditional Native Amer
ican\nmusic with rock\, Redbird Giving was established in 1994 by poet a
nd\nmusician Nanette Bradley Deetz. In the traditional Tsalagi (Cherokee
)\nway\, Redbird Giving brings words of strength and support to the peop
le\nin times of great struggle.\n\n6:00–8:30 p.m.\nArtist demonstrations
and dialogue. Native artists show their work and\nshare their inspirati
on with beadwork demonstrations\, painting\,\ndrawing\, photography\, an
d basketry. Participants include Dav Pate\,\nRichard Castaneda\, Anthony
Sul\, and Charlene Sul. The Cultural\nConservancy will share informatio
n about their Food Project.\n\n6:00–8:30 p.m.\nArt Activity for the Enti
re Family: Make your own "ancient" rubbing.\n\nRelated Collections\n\nRe
lated Exhibitions\n\nArt of the Americas\n\nFee Information\n\nPrograms
are free\, except for the de Young Poetry Series. Museum\nadmission is a
lways free to members\; regular admission fees apply for\nnon-members to
visit the galleries.\n\nFor the de Young Poetry Series: Tickets are $8
for FAMSF members and\n$12 for non-members\; museum admission is not inc
luded or required. For\ntickets\, call 866-512-6326 or visit www.museumt
ix.com.\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20080605T173820Z
SUMMARY:Celebrate Art of the Americas
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080606T204500
LOCATION:De Young Museum\, GG Park\, SF
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DESCRIPTION:Prevention Health Fair / Sept. 20 / Sacramento\, Calif.\nFro
m: Britta Guerrero brittag@snahc.org\n \n \n(We still have several c
ar seat inspection appointments available. Please let\nme know if you o
r someone you know would like to make an appointment for this\nSaturday
during the Prevention health Fair. Thanks.)\n \nPlease Join us at the Pr
evention Health Fair this Saturday (9/20/08) from 10-3pm\nWe are excited
to announce that we have an enjoyable day planned for the\ncommunity.\n
\nPlease read below for some of the event highlights…\n \nCar Seat Inspe
ction from 10-2pm\n \nUCD Health System\, CHP\, California Rural Indian
Health Board & Sacramento Native\nAmerican Health Center are sponsoring
a car seat inspection as part of the\nPrevention Health Fair. Inspection
s are by appointment\, a parent can make an\nappointment\nby calling Cib
onay Cordova 1(916)341~0575\, ext 213.\n \nYouth Empowerment Training &
Concert by Savage Family\nSavage Family will facilitate a Youth Empowerm
ent Training from 8:45-10:30am.\nThis training will focus on Prevention
through the medium of Music.\n \nThe group will also provide a concert a
t 2:30pm for the community.\n \nDiabetes Talk from 11-12pm\n \nA1C Champ
ions will sponsor a diabetes presentation titled “Understanding\nInsulin
” facilitated by Frank Atherton. Each participants will be entered in a\
nraffle and all will receive a free Freestlye Glucometer\, compliments o
f Abbott\nDiabetes Care.\n \nFree Bicycle Inspection & Maintenance Provi
ded by Bicycle Chef\nBicycle Chef Staff will be here from 10-3pm to do S
afety Inspections and\nMaintenance checks. Bring your bicycle to make su
re it is safe to ride!!!\n \nFree Helmets\n \nUCD Health System\, Divisi
on of Injury Prevention will provide free bicycle\nhelmets to participan
ts. Participants will learn how to properly fit a helmet\nand the import
ance of bicycle safety. CFFN will also teach participants about\nBrain I
njury.\n \nFree Catered Lunch from 12-1pm\nJuan In A Million Taqueria wi
ll cater the event.\nTamales\, Rice\, Beans\, Green & Fruit Salad\, and
drinks will be served from\n12-1pm\, so come hungry!!!\n \nFree HIV Test
ing\nMAAP will provide free confidential HIV testing all day. If you do
not know your\nstatus\, take the opportunity to get tested.\n \nSNAHC’s
Dental Department will provide Free Fluoride Varnishes for all ages.\n\n
Fluoride varnish has been found to be effective in preventing caries and
tooth\ndecay on teeth. A free toothbrush and goody bag will be given to
those who\nreceive a varnish.\nAvailable all day.\n\nInformational boot
hs and Vendors\n \nNumerous Information booths will be here for the comm
unity to gather important\ninformation and become familiar with resource
s. Vendors will also be available\nfor all of your purchasing needs.\n \
nFree Children Activities\nBring your children for a fun-filled experien
ce. They can jump around in the\nbounce house\, paint on art easels\, wi
n at the bean bag toss\, visit the mobile\nlibrary and receive a free bo
ok\, and more! Sage Peconom will also be doing\ngardening\ndemonstration
s and activities throughout the day.\n \nSNAHC’s Medical Department will
provide Free Health Screenings & Flu Shots. \nCome get a Flu shot and h
ave your blood pressure\, glucose\, cholesterol\, and body\nfat checked.
\n \nRaffle\n\nThere will be lots of opportunities to get raffle tickets
… try your luck at\nwinning! We will be raffling off 2 adult bikes\, 2 k
id bikes\, Pendleton blankets\,\nipods\, gift certificates\, cameras\, a
nd much more!!!\n \nEntertainment\nCome and relax to an outstanding line
up of presenters\, featuring SNAHC’s\nCommunity Wellness Drum\, Hoop Da
ncer Eddie Madril\, Aztec dance group Xitlalli\nQueztalcoatl\, Savage Fa
mily Youth Empowerment\, and Singer Paul Donahue\n \nCibonay Cordova\, M
A\nCommunity Services Director\n2020 J Street\nSacramento\, Calif. 958
11\n1(916) 341~0575 x213\ncibonayc@snahc.org
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DTSTAMP:20080917T194551Z
SUMMARY:Prevention Health Fair
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080920T150000
LOCATION:Sacramento
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DESCRIPTION:LAUREL STREET FEST - Free Event\, Great Performances\, Fun f
or the Whole Family!\nSaturday\, August 9th\, 2008\, 1-6pm\nMacarthur Bo
ulevard between 35th and 38th Avenues\n\nOver 70 Vendor Booths\, Food an
d Drink\, Children’s Petting Zoo and Play Area\, Rock Climbing\, Two St
age of Entertainment\, Street Entertainment\n\n\nMain Stage Performances
:\n\n1:30pm - Sonia Whittle's Nia Movement (Jazz/Soul/Spoken Word)\n\n2:
45pm - Tacuma King’s Bay Area Youth Arts (African Drumming and Song)\n\n
4:00pm - Benito Cereno (Afro-Carribean Funk/Bomba/Salsa) \n\n5:15pm - Mo
’Rockin Project feat. Khalil Shaheed (Jazz/Morrocan)\n\nDjs Adam and Aga
na will be spinning hip hop\, soul and world music between acts.\n\n\nCo
mmunity Stage Performances:\n\n1:00pm - Danza Azteca Cemanahuac (Aztec C
ultural Dance and Drumming)\n\n1:35pm - Victory Outreach Church of Oakla
nd (Singing\, Rapping\, Puppet Show)\n\n2:00pm - China Spirit Music Ense
mble (Chinese Guzheng String Music)\n\n2:30pm- The Taoist Center (Kung
Fu and Tai Chi Performance)\n\n3:00pm - Hyfee Luv Records\, feat. Queen
Deelah (Hip Hop Mcing)\n\n3:30pm - Malia Movement Company (Contemporary
Dance)\n\n4:00pm - Los Hermanos (Drums and Poetry)\n\n4:30pm - Breakin
the Banks (Hip Hop Dance)\n\n4:45pm - Music After Disco (Reggae/Funk Fam
ily)\n\n5:15pm – Talking Wood (African Percussion Music)\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080809T130000
DTSTAMP:20080807T174451Z
SUMMARY:Laurel Street Fest
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080809T180000
LOCATION:Oakland
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DESCRIPTION:June 25\, 6:00\nSing Me Your Story Poetry event\nThis event
will feature poets Greg Sarris\, Linda Noel and Kim Shuck. It will be m
oderated by Malcolm Margolin of Heyday Books. A book sale and signing f
ollows the presentation. Main Library\, 100 Larkin St.\, San Francisco.\
n\nCo-sponsored by the California Exhibition Resources Alliance\, Friend
s of the San Francisco Public Library\, Book Bay and Old Mission Dolores
. For more information visit www.sfpl.org or call Joan Jasper at 415/55
7-4595.\n
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DTSTAMP:20080424T054349Z
SUMMARY:Sing Me Your Story Poetry event
CREATED:20081004T172008Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080625T200000
LOCATION:Main Library\, San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:The Nike Air Native N7 Shoe can be ordered at the wholesale
price of $45.00 (shipping and handling is included). Fittings for the Ni
ke Air Native N7 shoe will be on Saturday\, March 8th\, 2008 at the Runn
ing Is My High 5K/10K Walk/Run at Lake\, Merritt\, Oakland\, CA. You may
order ahead of time\, but I strongly recommend that everyone get fitted
for these special made shoes. All orders must be paid in full by Monday
\, March 10th\, 2008.\nFor your convenience I have attached the order fo
rm and flyer.\nIf you have any questions please call\, Rosalyn Marcellai
s at (510) 535-4424 or email her: rosalynm@nativehealth.org.
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DTSTAMP:20080305T212531Z
SUMMARY:For those NDN Feet!
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080308T150000
LOCATION:Lake Merritt
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080620T200000
DTSTAMP:20080621T003728Z
SUMMARY:Sun Dagger Solstice
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080620T213000
LOCATION:Yerba Buena Center of the\nPerforming Arts Forum\, SF
DESCRIPTION:\n"Sun Dagger Solstice"\n\nThis event is the world premier o
f a new work based on\nthe disappearance of the ancient Sun Dagger\, a t
eller\nof the changing of time. Experience the beauty of\nNative People
expressed through rhythmic drumming\,\npowerful traditional dancing and
its evolution.\nWitness the journey of time through moments including\nt
he Sacred Hoop Dance\, Spear & Shield Dance\,\nTraditional Dances and a
look into the changing\nfuture.\n\nThe show will be held at the Yerba Bu
ena Center of the\nPerforming Arts Forum on Friday June 20th\, 2008 at\n
8pm.\n\nPlease visit www.ybca.org/performance to purchase\ntickets. You
will find a link to the show on the\nCalendar section under the June 20t
h date\, listed\nunder Performance/ World Arts West. If you have any\nqu
estions\, please feel free to contact me at\nringman123@yahoo.com \n\n-E
DDIE MADRIL \nwww.revisionpc.com\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080504T170000
DTSTAMP:20080425T174542Z
SUMMARY:Lee Swensen Dinner
CREATED:20081004T171954Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080504T200000
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DESCRIPTION:In recognition of\nINTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE WORLD’S INDIGENO
US PEOPLES*\nAIM-West presents\n\nscreening of “Broken Rainbow”\n(1985 •
directed by Victoria Mudd • 70 mins • Academy Award winning documentary
)\n6:00 pm\n@ The Roxie\n3117 16th Street (@ Valencia)\, San Francisco\n
\n In 1983\, Interior Secretary James Watt sold coal leases at unusually
low prices to developers in New Mexico\, and hundreds of Navajo familie
s were torn from their homes and displaced to other areas. The trajedy o
f this occurrence and the lack of humanity or even mininal human underst
anding of the plight of the displaced Navajo is the topic of this moving
documentary. This story barely surfaced on the U.S. National News befor
e it was forgotten. As noted in the documentary\, there is a long histor
y of injustice and neglect on the part of a U.S. bureaucracy that seems
only to respond to public pressure in correcting its transgressions agai
nst the Navajo. ~ Eleanor Mannikka\, All Movie Guide\nWith an update on
the current state of mining companies’ encroachment on reservations \nby
Manny Pino.\n\n$10 donation to benefit AIM-West • Wheelchair accessible
• All ages welcome\n For more information\, please contact Antonio Gonz
ales at 415-577-1492 or Joyce Umamoto 415-776-5833.\n\n\n* By resolution
49/214 of 23 December 1994\, the General Assembly decided to celebrate
the International Day of the World's Indigenous People on 9 August every
year during the International Decade of the World's Indigenous People.
In 2004 the Assembly proclaimed a Second International Decade by resolut
ion 59/174. The goal of this Decade is to further strengthen internation
al cooperation for the solution of problems faced by indigenous people i
n such areas as culture\, education\, health\, human rights\, the enviro
nment\, and social and economic development.\n \nIn April 2000\, the Com
mission on Human Rights adopted a resolution to establish the UN Permane
nt Forum on Indigenous Issues which was endorsed by the Economic and Soc
ial Council in resolution 2000/22 of 28 July 2000. The mandate of the Pe
rmanent Forum is to discuss indigenous issues related to culture\, econo
mic and social development\, education\, the environment\, health and hu
man rights. http://www.un.org/depts/dhl/indigenous/\n\n\nPress Advisory
– August 4\, 2008\nFor more information:\nAntonio Gonzales\, Director\,
AIM-West\, (415)577-1492\nJoyce Umamoto\, Volunteer\, (415)776-5833\n
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DTSTAMP:20080806T194122Z
SUMMARY:AIM-West screening "Broken Rainbow"
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080809T200000
LOCATION:UN Plaza\, San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Date 7/25/2008\nEvent Raising Change: A Social Justice Fun
draising Conference\nStart Time 9:00 AM\nEnd Time 5:00 PM\nLocation S
an Francisco \, CA\nDescription GIFT and the Grassroots Fundraising Jou
rnal present the 2nd Raising Change: A Social Justice Fundraising Confer
ence July 25-26\, 2008 San Francisco\, CA Join us for the only national
conference in the country that brings social justice organizations toget
her specifically to talk about fundraising and how to resource our movem
ents! http://www.grassrootsfundraising.org/raising_change/index.htm http
://snipurl.com/24cc9\nPosted by DJaber0\nUpdated 4/13/2008
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DTSTAMP:20080417T171522Z
SUMMARY:Raising Change: A Social Justice Fundraising Conference
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080725T120000
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DESCRIPTION:Monday August 11th\, 7 PM\n\nDebriefing Circle -- One month
later...\n\n\nLongest Walk 2 Debriefing Circle for Walkers\, Organizers\
, and Supporters\n\nWe will be discuss:\nManifesto for Change\nReportbac
k Scheduling \nExperiences\, Challenges\, and Solutions\nNext Steps and
More \n
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DTSTAMP:20080805T000632Z
SUMMARY:Longest Walk Debriefing Circle
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080811T210000
LOCATION:IFH\, 523 International Blvd. Oakland
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DESCRIPTION:Huichol Artist: Luciano Valdez\nExhibiting Yarn Paintings &
Beadwork\nSaturday\, August 9 - 11:00 to 6:00 \nSunday\, August 10 - 11:
00 to 5:00\n\nLuciano is back from Mexico with box loads of new Huichol
beadwork\, yarn paintings and beaded jewelry! Huichol art is made by pl
acing a thin layer of beeswax and tree resin over wood\, and then pressi
ng either the yarn or the seed beads in to the mixture in symbolic desig
ns. Each design has significance in the Huichol culture and most of the
pieces are created for either healing or protection. Horned toads and
scorpions offer protection\, while the peyote cactus and shamans offer h
ealing. The blue deer is a common image. In ceremony\, when windows to
the spirit world open up\, it is the blue deer who is the messenger bet
ween the human beings and the pantheon of elemental creation beings call
ed "Grandmas and Grandpas". \n \nLuciano and his community receive all
of the proceeds of this show. \nIt is our way of supporting Luciano and
the traditional community and\nceremonial center of Nueva Colonia where
he lives. \nPlease join us this weekend in celebrating this vibrant indi
genous village!\n \nA huge THANK YOU to our friend Linda who was able to
procure a\ncomputer for Luciano's nephew!! When I told Luciano\, I cou
ld hear\nhis huge smile over the telephone. It truly does take a villag
e...\n______________________________\n \nPeace & All Good Things to You!
\n Since 1991\, Gathering Tribes Gallery has featured art\, crafts and j
ewelry by\nNative American artisans and features the artwork and jewelry
of Michael Horse. \n \nThe gallery is located at 1573 Solano Ave\, Berk
eley\, CA\, and is open daily:\nSunday from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\, Mo
nday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\,\nand Tuesday through Saturday from 1
0:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. \n \nFor more information call (510) 528-9038 or
check the web site at www.gatheringtribes.com\nGathering Tribes is a Nat
ive American woman owned business.
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DTSTAMP:20080806T020645Z
SUMMARY:Huichol Art Show
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080810T170000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes \n1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley CA
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DESCRIPTION:Date 4/11/2008\nEvent DQU Benefit\nStart Time 8:00 PM\nEn
d Time 1:00 AM\nLocation 924 Gilman Street\, Berkeley\, CA\nDescriptio
n DQU Benefit at the 924 Gilman St. Project Friday\, April 11\, 2008 Co
ncert/Show 7:30 PM ~ 1:30 AM $7.00 ~ $10.00 sliding scale D-Q University
Benefit with bands: Resistant Culture (L.A.) Black Fire (AZ) Disobedienc
ia Civil (MEXICO) Eskapo Massacre Chest Full of Arrows 924 Gilman Street
Alternative Music Foundation PO Box 1058 Berkeley\, Calif. 94701 call f
or more info: 1(510) 525~9926\nPosted by DJaber0\nUpdated 4/4/2008
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DTSTAMP:20080409T181520Z
SUMMARY:DQU Benefit
CREATED:20081004T172006Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080411T210000
LOCATION:924 Gilman Street\, Berkeley\, CA
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SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Mohawk Pottery & Artist:\nRoger Sosakete Perkins\n \nSaturda
y\, October 4 \n11:00 am to 6:00 pm \nSunday\, October 5 \n11:00 am to 5
:00 pm \n\nThe Mohawk art of pottery was lost for hundreds of years. Sos
akete brought it back.\nUsing the same clay that was used by the ancient
s\, and rediscovering the lost\ntechnique\, he has brought back to life
something many thought was gone forever.\nEach pot has traditional Mohaw
k designs\, some with human faces\, and is pit fired. Sosakete is also a
talented painter\, working with both traditional and contemporary image
ry. Many of his paintings will also be available during this weekend eve
nt . \n \nPlease join us in welcoming Sosakete back to Gathering Tribes.
\n\nGathering Tribes\, 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley. Weekend hours: Satur
day\, 10 am - 6 pm.\, Sunday\, 11 am - 5 pm. FMI: 510.528-9038 www.gath
eringtribes.com. *** \n
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DTSTAMP:20080930T220306Z
SUMMARY:Roger Sosakete Perkins at GT
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081005T170000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley
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DESCRIPTION:Award Winning Pueblo Jewelers\nCharlene & Frank Reano\n \nSa
turday\, September 27 \n10:00 am to 6:00 pm\n \nSunday\, September 28 \n
11:00 am to 5:00 pm \n\nCharlene Reano & her husband Frank have won many
awards for thier outstanding mosaic\ninlay jewelry. She was influenced
by her mother in-law Clara Reano and encouraged by her sister\nin-law An
gie Reano. Charlene first started making jewelry with her husband Frank
in the 1980s. \n\nCharlene uses traditional Santo Domingo jewelry making
techniques to create her very exciting contemporary pieces. She designs
\, cuts and inlays the stones\, Frank finishes the pieces with\ngrinding
and polishing. She uses the highest quality stones in her jewelry. \n\n
Charlene is regarded as one of the finest mosaic inlay jewelers working
today. Since the early\n90s she has been winning blue ribbons for her wo
rk at the prestigious Santa Fe Indian Market.\nHer exhibitions across Am
erica include Chicago\, New York\, Florida\, California\, Arizona\, Indi
ana\nand Australia.\n \nFor more information about Charlene & Frank and
to see photos of their jewelry\, click here:\nhttp://www.fourwindsgaller
y.com.au/reano.html\nGathering Tribes\, 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley. Wee
kend hours: Saturday\, 10 am - 6 pm.\, Sunday\, 11 am - 5 pm. FMI: 510.
528-9038 www.gatheringtribes.com. ***
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080928T110000
DTSTAMP:20080925T010524Z
SUMMARY:Charlene and Frank Reano Pueblo Jewelers
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080928T170000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes: 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley CA
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DESCRIPTION:From the 4 Directions\nSomarts Gallery\, 934 Brannan Street\
, San Francisco\nClosing Reception Thurs July 31\, from 6-9.\n\nJuly 31\
, Thursday\, 6 - 9 pm\nArtists’ Closing Reception\, Potluck\,\nPerforman
ces and Spoken Word 7:30-9:00 p.m.\nJaneen for Muriel Antoine\,\nLorenzo
Baca\, Ashley Philips\, DeCoy\, Nizhoni\, Sage Deer\, open mike\n\n. C
osponsored by SOMARTS and American Indian Contmeporary Arts. Other even
ts scheduled during the exhibit. FMI: http://www.blackash.org/4directi
ons\, www.somarts.org or janenantoine@mac.com.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080731T180000
DTSTAMP:20080730T182534Z
SUMMARY:From The Four Directions Exhibit Closing and Reception Performan
ces
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080731T210000
LOCATION:Somarts Gallery\, 934 Brannan Street\, San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our 9th Annual Stroytelling Festival by the Sea.
We're expecting good weather at our lovely Campfire Center\, but we alwa
ys have the option of moving to the historical Trinidad Town Hall should
the weather dictate. our storytellers are impressive and our musicians
are ready to set the tone for the best stroytelling festival ever.\n \nA
blanket to keep your seat warm and comfortable is a good idea.\n \nCome
ready to enjoy the moment.\n \nYou'll love the great stories that are c
oming your way @ Patrick Point State Park\n \n~THERE IS A CHARGE ~\nRegi
stration takes place upon entry into Patrick Point State Park\n \nCall D
an O'Gara @ 1(707) 677~3840 for registration\, meals & parking informati
on.\n \nSend registration form w/ your check or money order payable to\n
Ink People Festival\nP.O. Box 517\nTrinidad\, Calif. 95570\n \n"We recom
mend carpooling"\n \nSponsored & Produced by North Coast Storytellers w/
The Ink People Center For The Arts\n \nFor more information\, visit webs
ite: or visit myspace: \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080913T100000
DTSTAMP:20080903T200834Z
SUMMARY:9th Annual Storytelling by the Sea /Patrick Point State Park
CREATED:20081004T171959Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080913T211500
LOCATION:Trinidad
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DESCRIPTION:\nHonoring of the Elders Gathering \nand \nCorn Planting Cer
emony\n \nat DQ University\nApril 20\, 2008\n*Sunday\n \n10:00 a.m. -to-
6:00 p.m.\n \nMEN:\n \nBill Wright\nJack D. Forbes\nCoyote\nOwl George\
nDarrell Fairbanks\nLee Polanco Sr.\nJoe Ferguusen ("Razzle Dazzle")\nD
arrell Standing Elk\nBob Agger\nAl George\n \n \nWOMEN:\n \nSenora Cobb\
nLeona Begay\nSusan Jim\nPat Apkaw\nMary Peedee\nGenevieve Seely\nRita M
ontes Martin\nDorinda Moreno\nDagmar\n \n*more names to be added soon.\n
\n END
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DTSTAMP:20080417T172320Z
SUMMARY:Honoring of the Elders Gathering and \nCorn Planting Ceremony
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080420T180000
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DESCRIPTION:In recognition of\nINTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE WORLD’S INDIGENO
US PEOPLES*\nAIM-West presents\na press conference & rally\nSaturday\, A
ugust 9\, 2008\n11:00 am – 1:00 pm\nSF United Nations Plaza (7th & Marke
t Streets)\n\nProgram to include: representatives of Indigenous Peoples
from North\, Central and South Americas • solidarity statements from the
governments of Bolivia\, Cuba\, Nicaragua and Venezuela • Azteca Tradit
ional Dancers • The California Traditional Pomo Dancers • inter-tribal d
rummers & singers • and more …\n\nFREE • Open to the Public • Everyone W
elcome\n\n* By resolution 49/214 of 23 December 1994\, the General Assem
bly decided to celebrate the International Day of the World's Indigenous
People on 9 August every year during the International Decade of the Wo
rld's Indigenous People. In 2004 the Assembly proclaimed a Second Intern
ational Decade by resolution 59/174. The goal of this Decade is to furth
er strengthen international cooperation for the solution of problems fac
ed by indigenous people in such areas as culture\, education\, health\,
human rights\, the environment\, and social and economic development.\n
\nIn April 2000\, the Commission on Human Rights adopted a resolution to
establish the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues which was endorse
d by the Economic and Social Council in resolution 2000/22 of 28 July 20
00. The mandate of the Permanent Forum is to discuss indigenous issues r
elated to culture\, economic and social development\, education\, the en
vironment\, health and human rights. http://www.un.org/depts/dhl/indigen
ous/\n\n\nPress Advisory – August 4\, 2008\nFor more information:\nAnton
io Gonzales\, Director\, AIM-West\, (415)577-1492\nJoyce Umamoto\, Volun
teer\, (415)776-5833\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080809T110000
DTSTAMP:20080806T020341Z
SUMMARY:AIM-West Indigenous Peoples' Press Conerence and Rally
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080809T130000
LOCATION:UN Plaza\, San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:Description \nThe National Indian Justice Center of Santa Ro
sa announces a Capacity Building Mini-Conference on September 10 - 12\,
2008 focused on cultivating leadership\, organizational\, programmatic a
nd community engagement capacity in Native youth programs and services.\
n\nTogether we can build sustainable community assets that respond to th
e needs of Native Youth and reflect community cultural values.\n\nThis F
REE Conference is for tribal council members\, parents and family member
s\, grand-parents\, youth\, tribal agency employees\, community- and fai
th-based health and social service providers\, and others who work with
or are concerned about the health\, safety\, welfare and positive develo
pment of Native American youth in Sonoma\, Lake and Mendocino Counties.\
n\nFor more information and a registration form\, visit the Activating N
ative Youth Assets webpage at http://nijc.org/cey.html or the projet’s s
ocial forum at http://nijc.mrooms.org or call NIJC Training Coordinator\
, Sabrina Rawson at (707) 579-5507.\n\nThe following schedule is subject
to change. A free networking lunch will be provided each day. All acti
vities\, except for the special evening dance performance\, take place a
t the NIJC facility at 5250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa\, CA 95403. Registra
tion is limited with priority given to tribal members and personnel in t
he project service area.\n\nWednesday\, September 10\, 2008:\n\nAssessin
g Your Organization to Prepare a Strategic Plan (9:00 a.m. to 12 noon)\n
\nThe Power of Radio: Creating PSA’s for Youth Programs (9:00 a.m. to 12
noon)\n\nNetworking Lunch—Youth and Civic Participation (12 noon to 1:3
0 p.m.)\n\nNative Youth Forum: Our Communities\, Our Needs\, Our Strengt
hs (1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.)\n\nThe Power of Radio: Creating PSA’s for Yo
uth Programs (1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.)\n\nPomo Youth Dance Group Performa
nce (5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Sonoma County Indian Health Project)\n\nT
hursday\, September 11\, 2008:\n\nDeveloping Youth Programs and Identify
ing Success: Program Improvement and Taking Credit for\n\nAchievements (
9:00 a.m. to 12 noon)\n\nNetworking Lunch—Sustainable Tribal Communities
: The Power of Collaboration (12 noon to 1:30 p.m.)\n\nStrength-based As
sessment and Service Delivery for At-Risk Youth (1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.)
\n\nFriday\, September 12\, 2008:\n\nUsing Distance Learning to Deliver
Native Youth Programs (9:00 a.m. to 12 noon)\n\nDigital Video Production
\, Editing and Techniques (9:00 a.m. to 12 noon)\n\nNetworking Lunch (12
noon to 1:30 p.m.)\n\nCreating Interactive Distance Learning Programs w
ith Moodle (1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.)\n\nDigital Video Production Editing
and Techniques (1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.)\n\nPosted by CAO-777\nUpdated
8/18/2008\n
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DTSTAMP:20080903T204437Z
SUMMARY:Mini-Conference for Native Youth Serving Organizations
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080912T170000
LOCATION:5250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa CA 95403
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DESCRIPTION:Date 3/15/2008\nEvent Homestead Powwow\nStart Time 5:00 P
M\nEnd Time 11:00 PM\nLocation Homestead H.S.gym\, Cupertino CA\nDescr
iption \ncontact N.Comella 408/226/5213 for further details\n \nHomestea
d is located at:\n21370 Homestead Road\nCupertino\, CA 95014\nDriving In
structions: From San Francisco\n\nTake Interstate 280 Southbound until D
eAnza Boulevard. Turn left onto DeAnza and then turn left again on Homes
tead Road. Continue down Homestead Road and you will see the school on t
he left side of the street.\n\nFrom San Jose Follow one of the followin
g two sets of directions:\n\nTake 101 north to 237 West to 85 South. Get
off at Fremont Ave. Make a left and drive until you hit Mary Ave. Make
a right onto Mary Ave. and continue all the way to the end of the street
. The school is to your left at the end of the street.\nTake 280 until y
ou get to DeAnza Blvd. Get off and make a right onto it. Get in the left
lanes immediately and make a left onto Homestead Rd. Homestead High Sch
ool will be to your left hand side of the street.
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DTSTAMP:20080312T194857Z
SUMMARY:Homestead Powwow
CREATED:20081004T171954Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080315T230000
LOCATION:Homestead Hs Gym Cupertino
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DESCRIPTION:Mono Basket Weaver\nOrie Medicinebull\n“Weaving Traditions”\
n4:00 - 8:00 p.m.\nSaturday\, May 17\, 2008\n \nIntertribal Friendship H
ouse\n523 International Blvd.\nOakland\, CA\n(510) 836-1955\n \nPine Nee
dle Basket Weaving Workshop\n \nOrie Medicinebull is Western Mono enroll
ed with the North Fork Rancheria. Orie enjoys living in the central Sie
rra Nevada mountains close to her tribal community where she can have ac
cess to traditional basketry materials\, family and friends. She will s
hare her history of her people. The presentation includes understanding
basketry symbolism\, use of plants\, environmental issues facing basket
weavers\, teaching California Indian basketry\, and the contributions o
f Mono basketry from 1850 to the present. All participants will partici
pate in an activity of making a pine needle basket.\n \nCo-Sponsored by
the Intertribal Friendship House & Washoe Tribal TANF\n
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DTSTAMP:20080507T175724Z
SUMMARY:Weaving Traditions with Orie Medicinebull
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080517T080000
LOCATION:IFH\, 523 International\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:AIM FOR FREEDOM!\nA 40-Year Art & Photography Retrospective
of the American Indian Movement\n\nJuly 16 – 31\, 2008\nSomArts Bay Gall
ery\n934 Branna Street (between 8th & 9th Streets)\nSan Francisco CA 9
4103\nwww.somarts.org\n\nGallery Hours: Tue – Fri\, 1–7 PM\; Sat\, 1–5 P
M\n\nOPENING RECEPTION — honoring the Women in the Movement\nwith specia
l guest AIM co-founder Patricia Bellanger\nThursday\, July 17\, 5:30–8:3
0 PM\nFeaturing: The Vallejo Sweet Medicine Singers\, The California Tra
ditional Pomo Dancers\, The All Nation Singers and the Tlingit Women's D
ance Group\n\nThis exhibit commemorates 40 years of struggle for the rig
ht of self-determination of the American Indian Peoples\, culminating in
the September 13\, 2007 UN General Assembly adoption of the Declaration
of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples\, and is held in conjunction with t
he Longest Walk II. The retrospective features photographs documenting t
he founding and development of the American Indian Movement (AIM) as wel
l as current photographs of today's Longest Walk II. Among the featured
photographers are J.R. Auginish\, Dick Bancroft\, Dave Cordova\, Ilka Ha
rtmann\, Brenda Norrell\, Kerry Richardson and Michelle Vignes. Also on
view will be selected works by Leonard Peltier\, Floyd Red Crow Westerma
n\, Paul Owns the Sabre\, traditional Dine rugs\, banners\, blankets\, h
istorical posters and flags contributed from many individuals/organizaat
ions/countries in solidarity with AIM's 40-year anniversary. There will
also be events featuring storytelling\, traditional dancing/drumming/sin
ging\, as well as contemporary performances and music.\n
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DTSTAMP:20080709T180405Z
SUMMARY:AIM FOR FREEDOM!
CREATED:20081004T171953Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080717T203000
LOCATION:SomArts\, 934 Brannan\, SF
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DESCRIPTION:\n\nHONORING of the ELDERS\n\nGATHERING and\nCORN PLANTING C
EREMONY \n\nCommunity Potluck: \nSpeakers: \nEveryone\nWelcome \n \nDQ
UNIVERSITY\nDavis\, California\n\nApril 20\, 2008 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.
m. \n\nFor more information\, contact:\nSteve greatlizardking@yahoo.com
…………… (530) 400-7642\nConsuela cvindigenous@yahoo.com...................
(916) 371-0370\nMiah arechiga@hotmail.com...............................
(915) 333-4540\nMazatzin zemazatzin@hotmail.com\nChris yazzieyazzie@yah
oo.com\n\nTHIS FLYER PROVIDED COURTESY OF FRYDAY EXPRESS\; NEWS-DISSEMIN
ATION SERVICE OF THE AFFILIATED OBSIDIAN NATION\n\n \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080420T100000
DTSTAMP:20080412T011208Z
SUMMARY:Gathering and Corn Planting Ceremony
CREATED:20081004T171954Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080420T180000
LOCATION:DQU
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Event \n2007 BAAITS Community Potluck \nStart Time 7:00 PM
\nEnd Time 9:00 PM\nLocation SF LGBT Community Center\nDescription \n2
007 BAAITS Community Potluck Dates\n \nBay Area American Indian Two-Spir
its\nrequests that you join us for our…\n \nTWO-SPIRIT COMMUNITY POTLUCK
\nJanuary 26\, February 23\, April 27\, May 18\, June 29\, July 27\,\nAu
gust 24\, September 28\, October 26\, and December 7\n \nSF LGBT Communi
ty Center\n(Check lobby board for room number)\n1800 Market Street at Oc
tavia\nSan Francisco\, CA 94102\n415 373-3655\n \nStart your Friday nig
ht by hanging out with us for a couple of hours!\nCome\, have dinner and
chat. Bring something to share -- food\,\nnon-alcoholic drinks\, poem\,
song\, raffle item\, etc.\n \nThis is a clean and sober event.\nThose u
nder the influence of alcohol or other drugs will be asked to leave.\n \
nPosted by Hamlette\nUpdated 4/11/2007
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070824T190000
DTSTAMP:20080207T012414Z
SUMMARY:BAAITS Community Potluck
CREATED:20081004T171953Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070824T210000
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:SKILLS OF THE PAST: ATLATL \nSaturday\, October 11 \n
10-noon\, Course #19258 \nDuring pre-contact California\, dart throwers
were \nutilized by hunter/gatherer societies in the Central \nValley. Th
e atlatl\, with its stone-tipped dart\, pre- \ndated the bow and arrow.
Learn the history of \nthe atlatl\, watch a demonstration and try your \
nskill at hitting a cardboard target. (8+ yrs) \nDino Labiste\, Naturali
st \nReg. Required: 1-888-EBPARKS (327-2757) \nCOYOTE HILLS REGIONAL PAR
K \n8000 Patterson Ranch Road\, Fremont CA 94555 • (510) 795-9385 •
chvisit@ebparks.org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081011T100000
DTSTAMP:20080806T014814Z
SUMMARY:Skills of the Past: Atlatl
CREATED:20081004T171959Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081011T120000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park\, Fremont
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Traditional Pomo Cultural Arts\nMarch 1 to April 6\n Demonst
rations\nMarch 8 & 9\n10:00 to 5:00\nSecond Saturday Reception\nMarch 8
– 5:00 to 9:00\n \n \nExhibit and demonstrations by Meyo Marrufo\, Denis
e & Luwana Quitiquit of the Robinson Rancheria in Lake County.\n \nThis
group of extraordinary artists exemplifies the resurgence in restoring t
he traditional survival\, cultural and regalia arts of the ancient Pomo
groups of the Clear Lake region. Using only materials traditional to th
eir area’s culture – tules\, willows\, cattails\, and dogbane (used for
cordage & twine) – an assemblage of utilitarian implements: baskets\, tr
aps\, baby carriers and children’s toys\, are constructed with age-old t
echniques. \n \nLuwana Quitiquit\, whose niece\, Meyo Marrufo\, says\,
“can make anything”\, has perfected the technique for making a tradition
al child’s toy from tule\, of the omnipresent bittern birds of Clear Lak
e’s tule marshes. She is renowned for her baby carriers (sika in the Po
mo language) and may be the only weaver working today to make a truly tr
aditional sika\; using only indigenous materials including handmade dogb
ane cordage & twine\, in place of the usual commercial cotton cord or fi
sh line\, to secure the rods of peeled and unpeeled willow.\n \nMeyo Mar
rufo is well known for making beautiful jewelry and traditional dance re
galia using acutely shaped abalone shell\, clam shell\, pine nuts\, glas
s beads\, feathers and cordage. She is also a founding member of an act
ive traditional Pomo dance group. A featured specialty\; she has develo
ped an innovative collection of “Regaled Teddy Bears”\, dressed with tra
ditionally designed and fashioned regalia and jewelry\; one even has a m
iniature baby carrier with baby bear at its side.\n \n The Gallery is lo
cated in the Historic District of Folsom\, open Wednesday through Sunday
10:00 to 5:00.\n \nWeb: www.pacwesttraders.com \n \nFor further info
rmation contact Courtney Puffer.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080308T100000
DTSTAMP:20080312T184933Z
SUMMARY:Traditional Pomo Cultural Arts
CREATED:20081004T171957Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080308T170000
LOCATION:PWT\, 305 Wool St. Folsom CA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080815T190000
DTSTAMP:20080806T233220Z
SUMMARY:14th Annual Sacramento Powwow
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080815T200000
LOCATION:Sacramento\, CA
DESCRIPTION:14th Annual Sacramento Powwow\nAugust 15 16 & 17\, 2008<><>
O’Neil Park <><> Sacramento\, CA\nFriday\, August 15th\, Special Califor
nia Night – 7 p.m. \nSaturday\, August 16th\, 10 a.m. – 11 p.m.\, Grand
Entry – 1 p.m. & 7 p.m.\nSunday\, August 17th\, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Grand
Entry – 1 p.m. \nSpecial Guest: Joe Morris\, Navajo Code Talker\n\nA
ll Drums Welcome\nNorthern Host Drum ECHO SKY SINGERS\nSouthern Host Dru
m SOUTHERN EXPRESS\nMaster of Ceremonies: Tom Phillips\, Sr. - Kiowa\nA
rena Director: Tom Phillips\, Jr. - Kiowa\nTabulation (Open Book): Lana
Hicks - Washoe/Paiute\nHead Lady Dancer: Pepper Phillips-Singh\, Kiowa\n
Head Man Dancer: Jude Cruz – Pueblo/Rosebud Sioux\n\nNative American Art
s and Crafts <> Food <>Contest Dancing <> Gourd Dancing\nHandgames for t
he youth.. 5 California Dance Groups Friday evening: \n(Franklin Dancers
\, Maidus\, Grindstone\, Pomos\, and the Bear Dancers so far...\nContest
Powwow starts Saturday\nPowWow Daily Admissions:\nGeneral: $4.00\, Teen
s: $2.00\, Children: $1.00\, Under 5 free\, Seniors: 55 & older FREE\nFM
I: 916.421-0657 or Sacramento Powwow\, P.O. Box 246052\, Sacramento\, CA
95824\nHost Hotel: La Quinta Inn\, 200 Jibbom Street\, Sacramento\, CA
95814 <> (916) 448-8100 <> $79 pw rate
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CREATED:20081004T171955Z
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Santa Rosa Days Gathering\nAugust 30 & 31\, 2008\nLemoore\,
Calif.\n \nHead Staff:\nMC:\nTom Phillips (Kiowa\, Muscogee Creek)\nAren
a Director:\nArt Martinez\n \nHeadman:\nTate Honadick\nHeadlady:\nAlorha
Baga\nHost Drums:\nWar Dance ~ Az\nOther Drums:\nDark Horse singers\n \
nAdditional Information:\nGrand Entries: 8/30/08 @12:00 Noon\; 7:30pm\;
8/31/08 @12:00 Noon\nGourd Dance: 8/30/08 @ 11:00am\; 8/30/08 @6:30pm\;
8/31/08@11pm\nBear Dance 8/29/08 @ 9:00pm\nFree Admission\; Saturday fre
e community dinner and games in the park\;\nSoftball Tournament- 8/29-8/
31/08\nFor more info\, call Jess Thomson.: 559.924-6961 ext 3110\n \nJer
sey Ave\nLemoore\, Calif. 93245\n \nContact Information: Theresa Sam 559
.816-6822\ntsam@tachi-yokut.com\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080831T110000
DTSTAMP:20080726T000716Z
SUMMARY:Santa Rosa Days Gathering
CREATED:20081004T172001Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080831T230000
LOCATION:Lemoore\, CA
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:38th Annual Indian Fair Days & Pow Wow\n \nGATES OPEN at 9:
00 a.m. Saturday 8/2 & Sunday 8/3 2008\n \nNorth Fork Recreation Center\
n33507 Road 230\nNorth Fork\, Calif.\n1(559) 877~7700\n \nTHE SIERRA MON
O INDIAN MUSEUM\n\n33103 ROAD 228\nNORTH FORK\, Calif. 93643\n1(559) 87
7~2115\n \nHEAD STAFF 2008\nMASTER OF CEREMONIES: Frankie Williams\nAREN
A DIRECTOR: JR Manuel\nCOLOR GUARDS: American Indian Vets Association\nH
EADMAN: Waylon Burrough\nHEADWOMAN: Marlene Johnson\nHEAD TEEN BOY: Jord
an Nava\nHEAD TEEN GIRL: Samantha Rivera\nNORTHERN HOST DRUM: Painted Ro
ck\nSOUTHERN HOST DRUM: Big Medicine\n \nDANCER REGISTRATION: 10:00 -11:
30 a.m. Saturday\, 8/ 2\, 2008 Dancers are asked to pay gate admission -
this is a charitable event\n \nGRAND ENTRY: 12:00 p.m. Saturday 8/2 & S
unday 8/3\nINFORMATION CALL (559) 877-2115 / email: DIRECTOR@NETPTC.NET
\n \nCAMPING: Camp sites available\, first come first serve. You provide
everything - Campers must pay gate fee. NO ALCOLHOL\, DRUGS OR DOGS. St
andard camp rules apply. No camp fires.\n \nGATES CLOSE at Midnight Satu
rday 8/2 & 7:00 p.m. Sunday 8/3 [event closes]\nTICKETS are $6 per perso
n / per day available at the gate the day of the event.\nPRESALE tickets
are $3 each available from Royal Contestants or the Museum MARCH 6 thro
ugh JULY 28TH ONLY. Each ticket purchased is a raffle entry ticket.\n \n
RAFFLE PRIZES:\n1ST : MONO BASKET handmade by Sandy Clark\n2ND: $500.00\
n3RD: TV/DVD\n4TH: BEADED COLLAR\nMANY MORE PRIZES - CONTATCT THE MUSEUM
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A 100% TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATION TO THIS EVENT.
\n \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080802T090000
DTSTAMP:20080725T225709Z
SUMMARY:38th Annual Indian Fair Days & Pow Wow
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080802T090000
LOCATION:North Fork\, CA
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:"Speaking from the Earth"\nwill feature Native American art
exploring the\nconnection between biodiversity and cultural\ndiversity.\
n\nThink Visual Gallery\n215 Main St.\, Point Arena\, CA\non Highway 1\n
\nShow runs from June 4-30\nArtist's Reception will be Saturday\, June 7
\, 6-9pm\nFree and open to the public!\n\
n\nParticipating artists are: \n• Richard Castaneda (Pima Maricopa)\, ph
otography\n• Kelly Church (Ottawa/Ojibwe)\, basketry\, paintings\n• Jenn
ifer Foerster (Muscogee Creek)\, poetry \n• Peggy Fontenot (Potawatomi/P
atawomeck/Cherokee)\,\nphotographer\n• Jake Fragua (Jemez Pueblo)\, pain
tings\n• L. Frank (Tongva/Ajachmem)\, paintings\, drawings\n• Gary Kinso
n (Western Abenaki Sokoki)\, drawings\,\npaintings\n• Linda Lomahaftewa
(Hopi/Choctaw)\, monotypes\,\npaintings\n• America Meredith (Cherokee Na
tion)\, paintings\n• Randy Pike (Pomo)\, drawings\n• Kim Shuck (Cherokee
/Sauk and Fox/Polish)\, poetry\,\nbeadwork\n• Hoka Skenadore (Oneida/Ogl
ala Lakota/Luiseño)\,\npainting\n\nJeffrey Hillier\, owner of Think Visu
al\, will donate\n25% of all art sales to the Longest Walk\, a\ncross-co
untry walk to bring attention to environmental\nissues.\n\nFor more info
rmation about the gallery\, call (707)\n882.4042 or email \n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080607T180000
DTSTAMP:20080606T200847Z
SUMMARY:Exhibit "Speaking From The Earth" Artists Reception
CREATED:20081004T171955Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080607T210000
LOCATION:215 Main\, Pt Arena
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DESCRIPTION:SKILLS OF THE PAST: CORDAGE MAKING \nQuarry Lakes \nSunday\,
March 30 \n9:30 am-noon \nThe ability to twine\, braid\, twist\, roll o
r weave plant \nfibers into cordage allowed indigenous cultures to tie \
ntheir world together. You’ll learn the techniques of \npreparation\, ex
traction and plying of plant materials to \ncreate cordage. The efficien
t method of leg rolling \nwill be practiced. (9+ years) \nDino Labiste\,
Naturalist \nReg. Required: 1-888-EBPARKS (327-2757) \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080330T093000
DTSTAMP:20080215T062243Z
SUMMARY:Cordage Making
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080330T120000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park
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SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Cherokee Nation History Course \nSponsored by the Cherokee N
ation\, in \nconjunction with the English Department \nat UC Berkeley an
d the Cherokee Society \nof the Greater Bay Area\, is being offered to \
nresidents of the Central California. \nRegistration is $10 per person \
nSaturday\, March 1\, 2008\, 9am-6pm \nSaturday\, March 2\, 2008\, 9am
-6pm \n - and - \nSunday\, March 15\, 2008\, 9am-6pm \nSunday\, March
16\, 2008\, 9am-6pm \nAs seen in the Cherokee Phoenix and Indian Advocat
e\, this four day\, 32 hour course has received widespread acclaim from
the thousands of tribal employees and community members who have partici
pated in it. Now as part of an ongoing initiative to rejuvenate our know
ledge of language\, culture\, and history\, Cherokee Nation citizens\, a
s well as the general public\, are offered \nthe opportunity to enrich t
heir understanding of the Cherokee government and people. \nTo be held a
t: Evans Hall\, Room 60\, University of California\, Berkeley\, CA. \nRe
gistration forms must be received by 5:00pm\, February 27\, 2008. Phone
registrations will not be accepted. Cancellations before February 22\, 2
008 will receive a full refund of fees. No refunds will be granted to ca
ncellations received after February 22\, 2008. \nFor more information or
to cancel by phone\, check out: www.bayareacherokee.org \nor contact:
Julia Coates at (530)383-9396 or Julia-coates@cherokee.org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080301T120000
DTSTAMP:20080528T182240Z
SUMMARY:Cherokee Nation History Course
CREATED:20081004T171956Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080301T130000
LOCATION:Evans Hall\, Room 60\, University of California\, Berkeley
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Speaking of this weekend\, it's Solano Stroll time! Join us
on Sunday\, September 14 for one of the oldest\, largest street fairs i
n the Bay Area. The parade starts at 10:00 a.m. Almost every corner h
as live music\, and there are loads of food\, arts and crafts vendors.
Our friend\, Eidell Wasserman\, will have her booth in front of the Bone
Room\, next to Gathering Tribes. Eidell recently closed her gallery in
Reno and has lots of items at great prices. Please make sure you come
in and say hello to us if you go to the Stroll. Mention this e-mail and
get 10% off any purchase during the Solano Stroll this Sunday! Gatherin
g Tribes\, 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley. Weekend hours: Saturday\, 10 am
- 6 pm.\, Sunday\, 11 am - 5 pm. FMI: 510.528-9038 www.gatheringtribes.
com. *** \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080914T100000
DTSTAMP:20080912T071654Z
SUMMARY:Solano Stroll
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080914T110000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes Albany
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Traditional Pomo Cultural Arts\nMarch 1 to April 6\n Demonst
rations\nMarch 8 & 9\n10:00 to 5:00\nSecond Saturday Reception\nMarch 8
– 5:00 to 9:00\n \n \nExhibit and demonstrations by Meyo Marrufo\, Denis
e & Luwana Quitiquit of the Robinson Rancheria in Lake County.\n \nThis
group of extraordinary artists exemplifies the resurgence in restoring t
he traditional survival\, cultural and regalia arts of the ancient Pomo
groups of the Clear Lake region. Using only materials traditional to th
eir area’s culture – tules\, willows\, cattails\, and dogbane (used for
cordage & twine) – an assemblage of utilitarian implements: baskets\, tr
aps\, baby carriers and children’s toys\, are constructed with age-old t
echniques. \n \nLuwana Quitiquit\, whose niece\, Meyo Marrufo\, says\,
“can make anything”\, has perfected the technique for making a tradition
al child’s toy from tule\, of the omnipresent bittern birds of Clear Lak
e’s tule marshes. She is renowned for her baby carriers (sika in the Po
mo language) and may be the only weaver working today to make a truly tr
aditional sika\; using only indigenous materials including handmade dogb
ane cordage & twine\, in place of the usual commercial cotton cord or fi
sh line\, to secure the rods of peeled and unpeeled willow.\n \nMeyo Mar
rufo is well known for making beautiful jewelry and traditional dance re
galia using acutely shaped abalone shell\, clam shell\, pine nuts\, glas
s beads\, feathers and cordage. She is also a founding member of an act
ive traditional Pomo dance group. A featured specialty\; she has develo
ped an innovative collection of “Regaled Teddy Bears”\, dressed with tra
ditionally designed and fashioned regalia and jewelry\; one even has a m
iniature baby carrier with baby bear at its side.\n \n The Gallery is lo
cated in the Historic District of Folsom\, open Wednesday through Sunday
10:00 to 5:00.\n \nWeb: www.pacwesttraders.com \n \nFor further info
rmation contact Courtney Puffer.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080315T100000
DTSTAMP:20080312T184957Z
SUMMARY:Traditional Pomo Cultural Arts
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080315T170000
LOCATION:PWT\, 305 Wool St. Folsom CA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:UC Berkeley Pow Wow\nPauley Ballroom\n \nSaturday\, April 19
th\nGourd Dancing: 11:00 a.m.\nDinner Break: 6:00 p.m.\nPow Wow: 7:00
-10:00 p.m.\n \nSunday\, April 20th\nGourd Dancing at 11:00 a.m.\nGrand
Entry at 12:00 noon\nClosing Ceremony at 7:00 p.m.\n \nHost Drums\nNorth
ern: Red Sky\nSouthern: Southern Xtreme\n \nHead Staff\nEmcee: Robert
Greygrass\nHead Man: Larry Swimmer\nHead Woman: Ori Snow\nHead Boy:
Daniel Swimmer\nHead Girl: Tina Puthoff\nColor Guard: Joe Smith\n \nCo
ntests:\nMen: Traditional ~ Fancy Dance ~ Grass Dance\nWomen: Traditio
nal ~ Fancy Shawl ~ Jingle Dance\nTiny Tots\n \nIndian Tacos\, Native Ar
t\, Vendors and Much More . . . . .\nPlease see attached flyer\nFor more
information contact the Intertrival Student Council at (510) 642-2842 o
r Ruth Hopper at (510) 642-6613
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080419T110000
DTSTAMP:20080327T214749Z
SUMMARY:UC Berkeley Pow Wow
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080419T220000
LOCATION:Pauley Ballroom\, UC Berkeley
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DESCRIPTION:Robert Davidson\n\nApril 16th\, 2008\n\n\nAll lectures are f
ree and open to the public. \nLectures take place on Wednesdays at 7 p.m
. in Timken Lecture Hall\, \nCCA San Francisco campus\, 1111 Eighth Stre
et (at 16th and Wisconsin)\, \n\nThere will be a special Reception for R
obert at 6:00 pm at the same location.\n \n\nRobert Davidson is one of C
anada’s most respected and important contemporary artists. A Northwest
Coast native of Haida descent\, he is a master carver of totem poles and
masks and works in a variety of other media as a printmaker\, painter a
nd jeweler. He is also a leading figure in the renaissance of Haida art
and culture. Robert Davidson is best known as an impeccable craftsman
whose creative and personal interpretation of traditional Haida form is
unparalleled.\n\n \n\nFor more than thirty years\, Robert Davidson has w
orked as an artist and has produced an internationally acclaimed body of
work. His work is found in a number of important private and public co
llections including the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa\, the Vanco
uver Art Gallery\, the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Hull\, Quebec\
, the Southwest Museum in Los Angeles and the Artists for Kids Gallery i
n North Vancouver. He has also received many honours for his accomplish
ments. In 1995 he received the National Aboriginal Achievement Award fo
r his contribution to First Nations art and culture. He holds honourary
degrees from the University of Victoria\, Simon Fraser University in Bu
rnaby\, the Southern Methodist University I Dallas\, Texas and the Emily
Carr Institute of Art and Design in Vancouver. He has received the Ord
er of British Columbia and in 1996 was awarded the prestigious Order of
Canada.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080416T120000
DTSTAMP:20080409T184251Z
SUMMARY:Robert Davidson Lecture and Reception SF
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080416T130000
LOCATION:CCA\, 1111 Eighth Street SF
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:5th ANNUAL BAY AREA HAWAIIAN FILM FESTIVAL & CULTURAL CONFER
ENCE\nSouth San Francisco\, CA – The Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center
\, Pacific Islander Cultural Association (PICA) and World Arts West (WAW
) is pleased to present the 5th Annual Bay Area Hawaiian Film Festival &
Cultural Conference starting on Friday\, September 26 and concluding on
Sunday\, September 28\, 2008. The film festival takes place on Saturda
y\, September 27 from 1:00pm – 9:00pm\; and the cultural conference even
ts will be on Friday evening and Sunday. All events will take place at
the Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center at 423 Baden Avenue in South San
Francisco. For more information on purchasing tickets call 650.588.109
1\, visit our website at www.apop.net\, or e-mail your request to info@a
pop.net\n \nAlready in its Fifth year\, the Bay Area Hawaiian Film Festi
val is a rare glimpse of Hawaiian perspectives through cinema and will f
eature films about Hawaiian myths and legends told for the first time in
the Hawaiian language\; documentaries that explore Hawaiian history thr
ough the stories of its monarchy and its people\; educational features o
f modern issues including sovereignty\, land rights\, and the environmen
t\; as well as highlights on cultural traditions of Hula and other nativ
e arts & crafts.\n \nThis year\, in conjunction with the annual film fes
tival\, Kaululehua HCC is proud to host a three-day long cultural experi
ence like no other here in the Bay Area. Beginning on Friday\, Septembe
r 26 at 8:00pm\, the Cultural Center presents Hula 2500 Miles From\, a p
resentation on how hula in the Bay Area has survied in the Bay Area so f
ar from Hawai`i. The Cultural Conference culminates on Sunday\, Septemb
er 28 at 4pm an exciting presentation on Hula. An introspective look int
o different types of Hula\, Oli & Mele (traditional chant & songs)\, Pro
tocol\, Lei Styles and Lole (hula attire) including hula demonstrations
and story telling.\n \nKawika Alfiche\, Kumu Hula of Halau O Keikiali'i
and Director of Kaululehua HCC\, states\, "This festival provides a voic
e to the Hawaiian community on the mainland and\, through each film and
conference event\, presents a unique opportunity for Hawaiians to tell t
heir stories\, and share their language\, culture\, and history with eve
ryone."\nThe Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center was established in 2000
with the mission of preserving and perpetuating all things Hawaiian. T
he mission of World Arts West is to honor and celebrate culturally diver
se dance forms through presentation\, education and support of artists a
nd their traditions.\nSouth San Francisco\, CA – The Kaululehua Hawaiian
Cultural Center\, Pacific Islander Cultural Association (PICA) and Worl
d Arts West (WAW) is pleased to present the 5th Annual Bay Area Hawaiian
Film Festival & Cultural Conference starting on Friday\, September 26 a
nd concluding on Sunday\, September 28\, 2008. The film festival takes
place on Saturday\, September 27 from 1:00pm – 9:00pm\; and the cultural
conference events will be on Friday evening and Sunday. All events wil
l take place at the Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center at 423 Baden Ave
nue in South San Francisco. For more information on purchasing tickets
call 650.588.1091\, visit our website at www.apop.net\, or e-mail your r
equest to info@apop.net\n \nAlready in its Fifth year\, the Bay Area Haw
aiian Film Festival is a rare glimpse of Hawaiian perspectives through c
inema and will feature films about Hawaiian myths and legends told for t
he first time in the Hawaiian language\; documentaries that explore Hawa
iian history through the stories of its monarchy and its people\; educat
ional features of modern issues including sovereignty\, land rights\, an
d the environment\; as well as highlights on cultural traditions of Hula
and other native arts & crafts.\n \nThis year\, in conjunction with the
annual film festival\, Kaululehua HCC is proud to host a three-day long
cultural experience like no other here in the Bay Area. Beginning on F
riday\, September 26 at 8:00pm\, the Cultural Center presents Hula 2500
Miles From\, a presentation on how hula in the Bay Area has survied in t
he Bay Area so far from Hawai`i. The Cultural Conference culminates on
Sunday\, September 28 at 4pm an exciting presentation on Hula. An intros
pective look into different types of Hula\, Oli & Mele (traditional chan
t & songs)\, Protocol\, Lei Styles and Lole (hula attire) including hula
demonstrations and story telling.\n \nKawika Alfiche\, Kumu Hula of Hal
au O Keikiali'i and Director of Kaululehua HCC\, states\, "This festival
provides a voice to the Hawaiian community on the mainland and\, throug
h each film and conference event\, presents a unique opportunity for Haw
aiians to tell their stories\, and share their language\, culture\, and
history with everyone."\nThe Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center was est
ablished in 2000 with the mission of preserving and perpetuating all thi
ngs Hawaiian. The mission of World Arts West is to honor and celebrate
culturally diverse dance forms through presentation\, education and supp
ort of artists and their traditions.\nFMI:\nContact: Kawika Alfiche\n650
-588-1091 / info@apop.net\nwww.apop.net
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080926T200000
DTSTAMP:20080917T183423Z
SUMMARY:Hawaiian Festival - So SF
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080926T220000
LOCATION:423 Baden Avenue\, South San Francisco \, CA
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DESCRIPTION:38th Annual Indian Fair Days & Pow Wow\n \nGATES OPEN at 9:
00 a.m. Saturday 8/2 & Sunday 8/3 2008\n \nNorth Fork Recreation Center\
n33507 Road 230\nNorth Fork\, Calif.\n1(559) 877~7700\n \nTHE SIERRA MON
O INDIAN MUSEUM\n\n33103 ROAD 228\nNORTH FORK\, Calif. 93643\n1(559) 87
7~2115\n \nHEAD STAFF 2008\nMASTER OF CEREMONIES: Frankie Williams\nAREN
A DIRECTOR: JR Manuel\nCOLOR GUARDS: American Indian Vets Association\nH
EADMAN: Waylon Burrough\nHEADWOMAN: Marlene Johnson\nHEAD TEEN BOY: Jord
an Nava\nHEAD TEEN GIRL: Samantha Rivera\nNORTHERN HOST DRUM: Painted Ro
ck\nSOUTHERN HOST DRUM: Big Medicine\n \nDANCER REGISTRATION: 10:00 -11:
30 a.m. Saturday\, 8/ 2\, 2008 Dancers are asked to pay gate admission -
this is a charitable event\n \nGRAND ENTRY: 12:00 p.m. Saturday 8/2 & S
unday 8/3\nINFORMATION CALL (559) 877-2115 / email: DIRECTOR@NETPTC.NET
\n \nCAMPING: Camp sites available\, first come first serve. You provide
everything - Campers must pay gate fee. NO ALCOLHOL\, DRUGS OR DOGS. St
andard camp rules apply. No camp fires.\n \nGATES CLOSE at Midnight Satu
rday 8/2 & 7:00 p.m. Sunday 8/3 [event closes]\nTICKETS are $6 per perso
n / per day available at the gate the day of the event.\nPRESALE tickets
are $3 each available from Royal Contestants or the Museum MARCH 6 thro
ugh JULY 28TH ONLY. Each ticket purchased is a raffle entry ticket.\n \n
RAFFLE PRIZES:\n1ST : MONO BASKET handmade by Sandy Clark\n2ND: $500.00\
n3RD: TV/DVD\n4TH: BEADED COLLAR\nMANY MORE PRIZES - CONTATCT THE MUSEUM
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A 100% TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATION TO THIS EVENT.
\n \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080803T090000
DTSTAMP:20080725T225718Z
SUMMARY:38th Annual Indian Fair Days & Pow Wow
CREATED:20081004T171959Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080803T090000
LOCATION:North Fork\, CA
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081011T100000
DTSTAMP:20080918T181217Z
SUMMARY:Indigenous People's Day Pow-Wow & Indian Market
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081011T180000
LOCATION:Berkelely Civic Center Park\,Berkeley
DESCRIPTION:INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY POW WOW & Indian Market\n\nSaturday\,
October 11\, 2008\, 10am - 6pm\n\nBerkeley Civic Center Park\, Alston
Way and MLK Way.\n\nMC: Michael Horse\n\nMartin Luther King Jr Civic Par
k\, Berkeley\n(1 ½ blocks west of the Berkeley BART Station)\nThis event
is FREE!\n10:00 am Exhibition Dancing\n11:00 am Gourd Dancing\n12:00 no
on Grand Entry\n6:00 pm Closing\n\nNative American culture\, foods\, ar
ts and crafts. Intertribal and contest dancing\, featuring Native Califo
rnia dancers. All traditional drums invited. The 17th Annual Celebration
\, continuing the traditions today\, in honor of all our ancestors and f
uture generations. Schedule: exhibition dancing\; contest dancing\; gran
d entry 12 noon\; closing ceremony 6:00 pm. Raffles all day. Sponsored b
y the City of Berkeley. Wheelchair Accessible. Free.\n\nMC: Michael Hor
se (Yaqui/Zuni/Mescalero Apache)\; Arena Director: Henry Johnson (Pai
ute)\; Head Lady Dancer: Nikki Skinaway (Ojibwe/Athabaskan)\; Head Man
Dancer: Julian Noisecat (Salish)\; Head Northern Drum: All Nations\;
Head Southern Drum: Rocking Horse\; Gino Barichello\, Coordinator\n\nIn
fo: phone 510-595-5520\n\nWebsite: ipdpowwow.org\n\nemail: info@ipdpowwo
w.org\n\n\nBACKGROUND: THE HISTORY OF BERKELEY'S INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY\
n\nBerkeley replaced Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day in 1992. T
he inaugural year was filled with ceremonies\, and each year since then
the city has celebrated with a free pow wow\, organized by local Native
and non-Indigenous residents. Held in Civic Center Park\, the Indigenous
Peoples Day Pow Wow and Indian Market has become an important annual ev
ent\, where the local population can interact with and learn about Nativ
e culture and the Bay Area Indian community\,\n\nThe idea of replacing C
olumbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day was first proposed in 1977 by a
delegation of Native nations and passed by the United Nations Internatio
nal Conference on Discrimination Against Indigenous Populations in the A
mericas.\n\nIn July 1990\, representatives from 120 Indian nations from
every part of the Americas met in Quito\, Ecuador in the First Continent
al Conference (Encuentro) on 500 Years of Indian Resistance\, fulfilling
a prophesy that the “the eagle of the north" would join with "the condo
r of the south.” The conference unanimously resolved to transform Colum
bus Day "into an occasion to strengthen our process of continental unity
." That fall\, a conference of Northern California Indians organized the
Bay Area Indian Alliance and resolved to "reaffirm October 12\, 1992 as
International Day of Solidarity with Indigenous Peoples." At the reques
t of the Berkeley committee\, the Berkeley City Council set up a task fo
rce to make recommendations regarding Quincentenary planning. The Berke
ley Resistence 500 Task Force investigated the historical record\, and c
oncluded that Columbus’s expedition was a scouting mission for an invasi
on. The islands were populated by over a\nmillion Taino Indians\, peacef
ul farmers and fishermen. Unable to find enough gold to finance his plan
s\, Columbus captured thousands of Tainos and shipped them to the slave
markets of Spain. In two years over a hundred thousand Tainos were dead\
, and the survivors were slaves\, mostly in mines and plantations. With
strong support from the community\, the Berkeley City Council voted unan
imously that October 12th was henceforth to be Indigenous Peoples Day\,
to be commemorated annually on the nearest Saturday.\n\nThe municipaliti
es of Santa Cruz and Sebastopol also began celebrating Indigenous People
s Day. The State of South Dakota replaced Columbus Day with Native Ameri
can Day. The United Nations sidestepped the issue of Columbus by naming
August 9th as International Day of Solidarity with Indigenous Peoples. P
hoenix celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day on March 12. However\, in keepi
ng with the original request of the Indigenous spiritual elders at the C
ontinental Conference\, Berkeley has retained October 12 as Indigenous P
eoples Day.\n\n
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Listen to Bay Native Circle with Lakota Harden.\nBNC airs fr
om 2:00 - 3:00 pm on KPFA 94.1 FM or KCFC in Fresno 88.1 FM. Live\, kp
fa 94.1 and kcfc Fresno 88.1\, online\, podcast and archived at kpfa.org
.\nBay Native Circle (BNC)is a public affairs program for the native com
munity in the San Francisco Bay Area. \nHosts: Lakota Harden\, (Week 1 i
n Month) Janeen Antoine (Week 2)\, Ras K'Dee (Week 3)\, and Gregg McVica
r (Week 4)\, all long time Bay Area residents and all connected to the N
ative community\, alternately host the program. Co-producers are Janeen
Antoine and Gregg McVicar (former producer of Earthsongs and current pr
oducer of Undercurrents)\, who uses his awesome editing skills and wide
knowledge of native music to weave together shows he says "mean somethin
g\, but also have a little ear candy." The community calendar is prepare
d by Janeen Antoine with American Indian Contemporary Arts. \nThanks to
KPFA's wonderful new audio archives\, fans of BNC can access recordings
of missed programs at any time of the day or night at the KPFA.org websi
te under archives. Listeners can also access the links to the Bay Nativ
e Circle website and from there go to the detailed community calendar in
formation and view/submit calendar items.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070801T140000
DTSTAMP:20080207T011306Z
SUMMARY:BNC w Lakota Harden
CREATED:20081004T171952Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070801T150000
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SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:Listen to Bay Native Circle with Lakota Harden.\nBNC airs fr
om 2:00 - 3:00 pm on KPFA 94.1 FM or KCFC in Fresno 88.1 FM. Live\, kp
fa 94.1 and kcfc Fresno 88.1\, online\, podcast and archived at kpfa.org
.\nBay Native Circle (BNC)is a public affairs program for the native com
munity in the San Francisco Bay Area. \nHosts: Lakota Harden\, (Week 1 i
n Month) Janeen Antoine (Week 2)\, Ras K'Dee (Week 3)\, and Gregg McVica
r (Week 4)\, all long time Bay Area residents and all connected to the N
ative community\, alternately host the program. Co-producers are Janeen
Antoine and Gregg McVicar (former producer of Earthsongs and current pr
oducer of Undercurrents)\, who uses his awesome editing skills and wide
knowledge of native music to weave together shows he says "mean somethin
g\, but also have a little ear candy." The community calendar is prepare
d by Janeen Antoine with American Indian Contemporary Arts. \nThanks to
KPFA's wonderful new audio archives\, fans of BNC can access recordings
of missed programs at any time of the day or night at the KPFA.org websi
te under archives. Listeners can also access the links to the Bay Nativ
e Circle website and from there go to the detailed community calendar in
formation and view/submit calendar items.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080709T140000
DTSTAMP:20080702T165058Z
SUMMARY:BNC w Lakota Harden
CREATED:20081004T171952Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080709T150000
RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080702T140000
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SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:Listen to Bay Native Circle with Lakota Harden.\nBNC airs fr
om 2:00 - 3:00 pm on KPFA 94.1 FM or KCFC in Fresno 88.1 FM. Live\, kp
fa 94.1 and kcfc Fresno 88.1\, online\, podcast and archived at kpfa.org
.\nBay Native Circle (BNC)is a public affairs program for the native com
munity in the San Francisco Bay Area. \nHosts: Lakota Harden\, (Week 1 i
n Month) Janeen Antoine (Week 2)\, Ras K'Dee (Week 3)\, and Gregg McVica
r (Week 4)\, all long time Bay Area residents and all connected to the N
ative community\, alternately host the program. Co-producers are Janeen
Antoine and Gregg McVicar (former producer of Earthsongs and current pr
oducer of Undercurrents)\, who uses his awesome editing skills and wide
knowledge of native music to weave together shows he says "mean somethin
g\, but also have a little ear candy." The community calendar is prepare
d by Janeen Antoine with American Indian Contemporary Arts. \nThanks to
KPFA's wonderful new audio archives\, fans of BNC can access recordings
of missed programs at any time of the day or night at the KPFA.org websi
te under archives. Listeners can also access the links to the Bay Nativ
e Circle website and from there go to the detailed community calendar in
formation and view/submit calendar items.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080604T140000
DTSTAMP:20080604T184838Z
SUMMARY:BNC w Morning Star Gali and Cathy Chapman
CREATED:20081004T171952Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080604T150000
RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080604T140000
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DESCRIPTION:Vallejo Intertibal Council Meeting\nTime 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM\
nLocation Ferry Building Coffeeshop\nDescription \nThe community is inv
ited to attend the Vallejo Intertribal Council weekly meetings every Wed
nesday at 7 pm at the Ferry Building Coffeeshop. \n\nOn the agenda is di
scussion and work around protecting the Glen Cove Burial Grounds in Vall
ejo. \n\nWounded Knee\nhome 707-557-2140\nmobile 707-373-7188
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070829T190000
DTSTAMP:20080207T013110Z
SUMMARY:Vallejo Intertibal Council Meeting
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070829T210000
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:American Indian Cultural Celebration:\nAmerican Indian Marke
t & Mini-Pow Wow\n4th Annual Event Set for Saturday\, July 19\, 10 am to
6 pm at\nFriendship House Association of American Indians of San Franci
sco\n \nFriendship House Association of American Indians\, Inc. of San F
rancisco is pleased to announce the 4th Annual American Indian Cultural
Celebration: American Indian Market & Mini-Pow-Wow. The event will be h
eld on Saturday\, July 19\, 2008 from 10 am to 6 pm and will be located
at 56 Julian Avenue between 14th and 15th Streets in the Mission Distric
t of San Francisco. \n \nThe American Indian Cultural Celebration & Amer
ican Indian Market is a new San Francisco street festival featuring art
and craft booths\, dancers\, drummers\, informational booths about Bay A
rea American Indian organizations and Indian tacos and refreshments will
be on sale. Additionally\, recognition and awards including the Gary R
hine Memorial Awards will be presented to Bay Area American Indian commu
nity leaders.\n \nThis year will also feature a Mini-Pow Wow with indivi
dual dance categories with prize money\, 1st Place: $100\, 2nd Place: $7
5\, 3rd Place: $50. Each category is for all styles:\n -- Tiny Tots
Ages 6 & Under\n -- Jr. Girls\, Ages 6-12\n -- Jr. Boys\, Ages
6-12\n -- Teen Girls\, Ages 13-19\n -- Teen Boys\, Ages 13-19\n
-- Adult Men\, Ages 20 & Up\n -- Adult Women\, Ages 20 & Up\n
-- Special Contest: Golden Age Women\n -- Special Contest: Men’s T
raditional Northern & Southern Combined\n \nThis annual event celebrates
the diversity and cultures represented in the American Indian community
and honors community leaders who have significantly contributed to Frie
ndship House and the American Indian community. The event is a hallmark
of the richness and beauty of American Indian individuals and their fam
ilies.\n \n“We created the Cultural Celebration and American Indian Mark
et to share American Indian culture with the greater community\,” says H
elen Waukazoo\, Chief Executive Officer at Friendship House Association
of American Indians. “We hope that the event helps to create greater aw
areness of the American Indian community in a family-friendly and enjoya
ble environment.” \n \nThe mission of Friendship House is to promote h
ealing and wellness in the American Indian community by providing a cont
inuum of substance abuse prevention\, treatment\, and recovery services
that integrate traditional American Indian healing practices with eviden
ce-based substance abuse treatment methods. \n \nFriendship House is sta
te-licensed\, certified\, and nationally accredited by the Commission on
Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). Friendship House op
erates at two locations – San Francisco (80-bed residential facility for
adults and substance abuse prevention activities for youth) and Oakland
(5 beds for women and 6 beds for their children). Both facilities prov
ide an array of comprehensive services including: intake and screening\;
assessment of needs\; individual\, group\, and family counseling\; case
management\; life skills workshops\; traditional arts and healing pract
ices\; employment training and assistance\; and health and wellness educ
ation/referrals.\n \nThe American Indian Cultural Celebration & Indian M
arket is co-sponsored by San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Se
rvices\, Native American Health Center\, Pula Band of Mission Indians\,
Betty Taylor\, Benjamin Bratt\, Jenny Wiley\, California State Automobil
e Association and Sober Spirits.\n \nFor questions\, comments or for mor
e information\, please feel free to contact\nAshley Phillips at Friendsh
ip House at 415-865-0964 or by e-mail at\nAshleyP@friendshiphousesf.org\
n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080719T100000
DTSTAMP:20080702T002709Z
SUMMARY:American Indian Cultural Celebration
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080719T180000
LOCATION:56 Julian St.\, San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:\nJewelry by Victor Gabriel\nSaturday\, April 19 - 10:00 a.m
. to 6:00 p.m.\nSunday\, April 20 - 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.\n \nIn addit
ion to being a long time friend\, Victor Gabriel is an award winning jew
eler from the Washoe tribe. You may remember some of his stunning rings
\, earrings and pendants that we've had at Gathering Tribes through the
years. Victor works in sterling silver and gold\, using only the best s
tones and somehow he manages to find the very best sugilite that there i
s! His creations are both contemporary and traditional\, and he sometim
es uses traditional basket designs in his work. \n\nGathering Tribes\n15
73 Solano Ave\, Berkeley CA\n(510) 528-9038 www.gatheringtribes.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080420T100000
DTSTAMP:20080411T182131Z
SUMMARY:Victor Gabriel at Gathering Tribes
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080420T170000
LOCATION:1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:23rd Annual Empowering Women of Color Conference\n"decoloniz
ing creativity:\nFIERY WOMYN\, FIERCE EXPRESSIONS"\nMarch 8\, 2008\, 9:3
0AM-5:30PM\nUC Berkeley\, MLK Building\n\n \nRegistration on-line: ewocc
.berkeley.edu\n\n \n\nArte: Favianna.com\nKeynote Speaker:
Climbing PoeTree\nPerformances by: Taller Tamboricua\, DJ Jeanine Da Fe
en\,\nLakota singer Jenny Ghost Bear\, iXalt! And more!\nFeaturing: Work
shops\, Vendors\, Closing Panel\nRegistration on-line: ewocc.berkeley.ed
u\n\n \nKick-off Event: Equinox\nFeaturing Student Performers and Taller
Tamboricua direct from Puerto Rico\nFriday\, March 7\, 2008\n5:30-7PM\n
Heller Lounge\nSponsored by: Gender Equity Resource Center\nGeneq.berkel
ey.edu\n\n \nEWOCC is sponsored by: The Graduate Assembly\, Women of Col
or Initiative Project Coordinator\, Graduate Women's Project\, Graduate
Students' Minority Project\, The Ethnic Studies Fifth Account\, Consorti
um for the Arts at UC Berkeley\, Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña\, L
una Bar\n\n \nZelideth Maria Rivas\nWomen of Color Initiative Project Co
ordinator\nGraduate Assembly\nwoci@ga.berkeley.edu\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080308T093000
DTSTAMP:20080305T225906Z
SUMMARY:23rd EWOCC includes Jenny Ghost Bear
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080308T173000
LOCATION:Berkeley
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:The Annual Labor Day PowWow is again being held at the Unive
rsity of the Pacific.\nTimes: 8/29: Friday 6:00 PM ~ 10:00 PM\n8/30: Sat
urday 12 Noon ~ 10:00 pm\n8/31: Sunday 12 Noon ~ 7 PM\n \nFree Admission
/ General Public Invited\nThere will be performers\, craftspeople\, and
vendors representing more than 100 tribes. Enjoy this special opportuni
ty to experience the diverse customs\, foods\, and ceremonies of Native
American Indian heritage.\n \nHead Staff:\nMC Val Shadowhawk............
..CA\nArena Director:\nEugene Newman\nHeadman:\nJered Eagle Smith\nHeadl
ady:\nTBA\n \nHost Drums:\nSouthern Brothers\n \nOther Drums\nSwift Clou
d\n \nContact Information:\nDave Wilson\n1(209) 609~9253\nLendshishorses
@att.net\n \n3601 Pacific Avenue\nStockton\, Calif. 95211\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080830T120000
DTSTAMP:20080726T001141Z
SUMMARY:Annual Labor Day PowWow
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080830T220000
LOCATION:University of the Pacific
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:September 27–28\n\nChaw’se Big Time\, Indian Grinding Rock S
tate Historic Park\, 14881 Pine Grove-Volcano Rd.\, Pine Grove. Dancing\
, hand games\, singing and storytelling\, food\, and vendors. (209) 296-
7488.
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080928
DTSTAMP:20080924T195250Z
SUMMARY:Chaw’se Big Time
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20080929
LOCATION:Pine Grove
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Event \nStart Time 2:00 PM\nEnd Time 6:00 PM\nLocation Ev
erett Middle School\, 450 Church St. SF\nDescription Washoe Tribal Memb
ers - PATEL Debbie Santigo Hosting Winter Gathering Powwow Fundraiser fo
r Cave Rock Raffle\, Food Dancers Welcome Performance by Dancing Feather
s Feb 9\,2008 2-6 pm Parking enter at 17th & Church Street FMIO: D#2sant
iago@pacbell.net 415.824-2342\nPosted by janto924\nUpdated 1/29/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080209T140000
DTSTAMP:20080207T004234Z
SUMMARY: Winter Gathering Powwow
CREATED:20081004T171953Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080209T180000
LOCATION:Everett Middle School\, 450 Church St. SF
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SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Northern California Chapter – April 30\, 2008\nHosted By AT
&T\nAT&T - Downtown Sacramento\n1215 K Street\, Room 1800\, Sacramento\,
CA 95814\n \nLunch will be served\n\nSpecial Program to be Announced!!
!!!!!!!!\n\nCheck In & Networking 12:00 p.m.\nLunch & Call to Order 12:3
0 p.m.\nNo Charge courtesy of AT&T\nAll American Indian Business People
and\nChamber Members Are Welcome!\nPlease RSVP :-)\nstateadmin@aicccal.o
rg\nor 213- 440-3232\n\n \n \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080430T123000
DTSTAMP:20080327T204837Z
SUMMARY:AI Chamber of Commerce Mtg.
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080430T143000
LOCATION:1215 K Street\, Room 1800\, Sacramento
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Oscar Lewis Awards Party\n\nThe 2008 annual Oscar Lewis Awar
ds of The Book Club of California honors Malcolm Margolin for his contri
butions to Western History and David Lance Goines for his contributions
to the Book Arts. Friends and members are invited to a reception for the
honorees.\n\nReception: \nMonday\, February 11\, 2008 at 5:00 p.m.\n\nA
ward Ceremony:\nMonday\, February 11\, 2008 at 6:00 p.m. \n\nWhere:\nClu
b Rooms\nThe Book Club of California\n312 Sutter Street\, Suite 510\nSan
Francisco\, CA 94108-4377\n800-869-7656 415-781-7532\nwww.bccbooks.or
g\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080211T050000
DTSTAMP:20080207T081932Z
SUMMARY:Malcolm Margolin honored
CREATED:20081004T171953Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080211T080000
LOCATION:The Book Club of California\n312 Sutter Street\, Suite 510\, SF
END:VEVENT
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DESCRIPTION:Hopi Katsina Carver: Spencer Nutima\nSaturday\, June 7 - 10:
00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\nSunday\, June 8 - 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\n \nWe a
re once again delighted to present our good friend from Hopi\, Spencer N
utima. Spencer will be bringing new katsina dolls to sell\, as well as
conducting a carving demonstration. If you didn't get a chance to meet
him during his previous shows\, make sure to mark your calendar for this
special event. Spencer's katsina dolls are currently available at Gath
ering Tribes and he just let me know that more will soon be on the way!\
n\nGathering Tribes\n1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley CA\n(510) 528-9038 ww
w.gatheringtribes.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080608T110000
DTSTAMP:20080411T184955Z
SUMMARY:Spencer Nutima at Gathering Tribes
CREATED:20081004T172006Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080608T170000
LOCATION:1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Listen to Bay Native Circle with Janeen Antoine.\nBNC airs f
rom 2:00 - 3:00 pm on KPFA 94.1 FM or KCFC in Fresno 88.1 FM. Live\, k
pfa 94.1 and kcfc Fresno 88.1\, online\, podcast and archived at kpfa.or
g.\nBay Native Circle (BNC)is a public affairs program for the native co
mmunity in the San Francisco Bay Area. \nHosts: Lakota Harden\, (Week 1
in Month) Janeen Antoine (Week 2)\, Ras K'Dee (Week 3)\, and Gregg McVic
ar (Week 4)\, all long time Bay Area residents and all connected to the
Native community\, alternately host the program. Co-producers are Janee
n Antoine and Gregg McVicar (former producer of Earthsongs and current p
roducer of Undercurrents)\, who uses his awesome editing skills and wide
knowledge of native music to weave together shows he says "mean somethi
ng\, but also have a little ear candy." The community calendar is prepar
ed by Janeen Antoine with American Indian Contemporary Arts. \nThanks to
KPFA's wonderful new audio archives\, fans of BNC can access recordings
of missed programs at any time of the day or night at the KPFA.org webs
ite under archives. Listeners can also access the links to the Bay Nati
ve Circle website and from there go to the detailed community calendar i
nformation and view/submit calendar items.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070808T140000
DTSTAMP:20080207T011636Z
SUMMARY:BNC w Janeen Antoine
CREATED:20081004T171959Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070808T150000
RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=2WE
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SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Listen to Bay Native Circle with Janeen Antoine.\nBNC airs f
rom 2:00 - 3:00 pm on KPFA 94.1 FM or KCFC in Fresno 88.1 FM. Live\, k
pfa 94.1 and kcfc Fresno 88.1\, online\, podcast and archived at kpfa.or
g.\nBay Native Circle (BNC)is a public affairs program for the native co
mmunity in the San Francisco Bay Area. \nHosts: Lakota Harden\, (Week 1
in Month) Janeen Antoine (Week 2)\, Ras K'Dee (Week 3)\, and Gregg McVic
ar (Week 4)\, all long time Bay Area residents and all connected to the
Native community\, alternately host the program. Co-producers are Janee
n Antoine and Gregg McVicar (former producer of Earthsongs and current p
roducer of Undercurrents)\, who uses his awesome editing skills and wide
knowledge of native music to weave together shows he says "mean somethi
ng\, but also have a little ear candy." The community calendar is prepar
ed by Janeen Antoine with American Indian Contemporary Arts. \nThanks to
KPFA's wonderful new audio archives\, fans of BNC can access recordings
of missed programs at any time of the day or night at the KPFA.org webs
ite under archives. Listeners can also access the links to the Bay Nati
ve Circle website and from there go to the detailed community calendar i
nformation and view/submit calendar items.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081112T140000
DTSTAMP:20081113T110327Z
SUMMARY:BNC w Guest Host AIFI Director Mike Smith
CREATED:20081004T171959Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081112T150000
RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20081112T140000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:Listen to Bay Native Circle with Janeen Antoine.\nBNC airs f
rom 2:00 - 3:00 pm on KPFA 94.1 FM or KCFC in Fresno 88.1 FM. Live\, k
pfa 94.1 and kcfc Fresno 88.1\, online\, podcast and archived at kpfa.or
g.\nBay Native Circle (BNC)is a public affairs program for the native co
mmunity in the San Francisco Bay Area. \nHosts: Lakota Harden\, (Week 1
in Month) Janeen Antoine (Week 2)\, Ras K'Dee (Week 3)\, and Gregg McVic
ar (Week 4)\, all long time Bay Area residents and all connected to the
Native community\, alternately host the program. Co-producers are Janee
n Antoine and Gregg McVicar (former producer of Earthsongs and current p
roducer of Undercurrents)\, who uses his awesome editing skills and wide
knowledge of native music to weave together shows he says "mean somethi
ng\, but also have a little ear candy." The community calendar is prepar
ed by Janeen Antoine with American Indian Contemporary Arts. \nThanks to
KPFA's wonderful new audio archives\, fans of BNC can access recordings
of missed programs at any time of the day or night at the KPFA.org webs
ite under archives. Listeners can also access the links to the Bay Nati
ve Circle website and from there go to the detailed community calendar i
nformation and view/submit calendar items.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080702T140000
DTSTAMP:20080702T165119Z
SUMMARY:BNC w Janeen Antoine
CREATED:20081004T171959Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080702T150000
RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080709T140000
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DESCRIPTION:Patricia St. Onge of Seven Genrations Consulting will host t
he BAIAR meeting Friday\, March 7 at 9:30 am. at 2746 39th Ave. Off 35t
h Ave. Exit on 580. Any questions call Pat at 510.530.2448 or Janeen
at 510.435-9116. Directions attached.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080307T093000
DTSTAMP:20080306T193711Z
SUMMARY:BAIAR Meeting
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080307T123000
LOCATION:3746 39th Ave\, Oakland
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:14th Annual Sacramento Powwow\nAugust 15 16 & 17\, 2008<><>
O’Neil Park <><> Sacramento\, CA\nFriday\, August 15th\, Special Califor
nia Night – 7 p.m. \nSaturday\, August 16th\, 10 a.m. – 11 p.m.\, Grand
Entry – 1 p.m. & 7 p.m.\nSunday\, August 17th\, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Grand
Entry – 1 p.m. \nSpecial Guest: Joe Morris\, Navajo Code Talker\n\nA
ll Drums Welcome\nNorthern Host Drum ECHO SKY SINGERS\nSouthern Host Dru
m SOUTHERN EXPRESS\nMaster of Ceremonies: Tom Phillips\, Sr. - Kiowa\nA
rena Director: Tom Phillips\, Jr. - Kiowa\nTabulation (Open Book): Lana
Hicks - Washoe/Paiute\nHead Lady Dancer: Pepper Phillips-Singh\, Kiowa\n
Head Man Dancer: Jude Cruz – Pueblo/Rosebud Sioux\n\nNative American Art
s and Crafts <> Food <>Contest Dancing <> Gourd Dancing\nHandgames for t
he youth.. 5 California Dance Groups Friday evening: \n(Franklin Dancers
\, Maidus\, Grindstone\, Pomos\, and the Bear Dancers so far...\nContest
Powwow starts Saturday\nPowWow Daily Admissions:\nGeneral: $4.00\, Teen
s: $2.00\, Children: $1.00\, Under 5 free\, Seniors: 55 & older FREE\nFM
I: 916.421-0657 or Sacramento Powwow\, P.O. Box 246052\, Sacramento\, CA
95824\nHost Hotel: La Quinta Inn\, 200 Jibbom Street\, Sacramento\, CA
95814 <> (916) 448-8100 <> $79 pw rate
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080817T100000
DTSTAMP:20080806T233247Z
SUMMARY:14th Annual Sacramento Powwow
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080817T180000
LOCATION:Sacramento\, CA
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DESCRIPTION:View the calendar at this link. To have events posted: post
at this link and they will be added to the calendar. \n\nhttp://groups
.msn.com/bayareaindiancalendar/eventsbayarea1.msnw\n\nThe calendar is ma
intained by American Indian Contemporary Arts. Thanks to the Ford Found
ation for their support in starting the calendar.\n\nAnd Thanks to you a
ll!
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nantoine&n=BAIC%20Calendar.ics
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080630T170000
DTSTAMP:20081015T204731Z
SUMMARY:Bay Area Indian Calendar
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080630T180000
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080929T065959Z
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DESCRIPTION:Hello All Tlingit & Haida Members\,\n \nWe hope that you wil
l stop by our Hospitality tent at the Stanford Indian Pow Wow this comin
g weekend\, May 10 & 11th. Just look for our Tlingit & Haida banner han
ging from one of the tents around the dance circle. Bring a folding cha
ir\, snacks to share and your Regalia and dancing shoes.\n \n \nYou are
all invited to our OPEN GENERAL MEETING on May 17th at 10:45 a.m. to 1 p
.m. at the Rockridge Library\, Rm 2 upstairs. It will give you a chance
to meet the Community Council Officers and share in the "Alaska Native
Culture Celebration" Event planning for Saturday\, September 27th.\n \nA
map is attached above or use the link below to get directions to the Ro
ckridge Library. I hope to see you all there.\n \nKathryn Paddock\, Pre
sident\nSan Francisco Tlingit & Haida Community Council\n \n \nhttp://ma
ps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=5366+College+Ave.\,+Oakland\,+Ca
&sll=37.0625\,-95.677068&sspn=62.70117\,114.609375&ie=UTF8&ll=37.831345\
,-122.275171&spn=0.031116\,0.055962&z=14\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080517T130000
DTSTAMP:20080509T014438Z
SUMMARY:Tlingit Haida Meeting
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080517T140000
LOCATION:Rockridge Library
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:This event is a celebration of our Legal Marriage and a Marr
iage Equality Fundraiser. This is a free event open to everyone\, we ju
st ask that people bring some food to share\, perhaps even raffle prizes
to donate for the fundraiser. We'll also be showing a short film "Sa H
ochifo..." by Miko Thomas focusing on marriage and "Anyone & Everyone"\,
a documentary film about families excepting their gay children\, which
includes a Cherokee family talking about our traditional ways of accepti
ng 2spirits. We'll also be unveiling a ledger art piece Michael Horse c
reated on our Marriage Certificate.\n\nIf you are unable to attend\, ple
ase consider donating to our fundraiser at http://www.firstgiving.com/ru
thvillasenor .\nOur Goal is to raise $1\,000. That can be acheived by 10
0 people giving only $10. \n\nPlease help to keep our Marriage Legal\n\
nVOTE NO ON Prop 8!!!!
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080921T160000
DTSTAMP:20080912T070935Z
SUMMARY:Leagl Marriage Celebration
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080921T200000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House - 523 International Blvd \, Oa
kland
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Traditional Pomo Cultural Arts\nMarch 1 to April 6\n Demonst
rations\nMarch 8 & 9\n10:00 to 5:00\nSecond Saturday Reception\nMarch 8
– 5:00 to 9:00\n \n \nExhibit and demonstrations by Meyo Marrufo\, Denis
e & Luwana Quitiquit of the Robinson Rancheria in Lake County.\n \nThis
group of extraordinary artists exemplifies the resurgence in restoring t
he traditional survival\, cultural and regalia arts of the ancient Pomo
groups of the Clear Lake region. Using only materials traditional to th
eir area’s culture – tules\, willows\, cattails\, and dogbane (used for
cordage & twine) – an assemblage of utilitarian implements: baskets\, tr
aps\, baby carriers and children’s toys\, are constructed with age-old t
echniques. \n \nLuwana Quitiquit\, whose niece\, Meyo Marrufo\, says\,
“can make anything”\, has perfected the technique for making a tradition
al child’s toy from tule\, of the omnipresent bittern birds of Clear Lak
e’s tule marshes. She is renowned for her baby carriers (sika in the Po
mo language) and may be the only weaver working today to make a truly tr
aditional sika\; using only indigenous materials including handmade dogb
ane cordage & twine\, in place of the usual commercial cotton cord or fi
sh line\, to secure the rods of peeled and unpeeled willow.\n \nMeyo Mar
rufo is well known for making beautiful jewelry and traditional dance re
galia using acutely shaped abalone shell\, clam shell\, pine nuts\, glas
s beads\, feathers and cordage. She is also a founding member of an act
ive traditional Pomo dance group. A featured specialty\; she has develo
ped an innovative collection of “Regaled Teddy Bears”\, dressed with tra
ditionally designed and fashioned regalia and jewelry\; one even has a m
iniature baby carrier with baby bear at its side.\n \n The Gallery is lo
cated in the Historic District of Folsom\, open Wednesday through Sunday
10:00 to 5:00.\n \nWeb: www.pacwesttraders.com \n \nFor further info
rmation contact Courtney Puffer.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080329T100000
DTSTAMP:20080312T185004Z
SUMMARY:Traditional Pomo Cultural Arts
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080329T170000
LOCATION:PWT\, 305 Wool St. Folsom CA
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SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Date 4/12/2008\nEvent Mills College Powwow\nStart Time 11
:00 AM\nEnd Time 7:00 PM\nLocation Toyon Meadow\, Mills College\, Oakl
and CA\nDescription \ndetails TBA\nPosted by giddakluu\nUpdated 2/1/20
08\n\n\nDate 4/12/2008\nEvent Mills College Pow Wow\nStart Time 10:00
AM\nEnd Time 6:00 PM\nLocation Mills College Oakland\, Ca\nDescriptio
n The Mills College Native American Student Association is holding our
annual pow wow! April 12\, 2008 Grand Entry is at noon. MC Michael Horse
host northern all nations drum host southern ricky leroy rocking horse
drum headlady dancer sharleen harrison haedman dancer lino mc gurk\nPost
ed by Mills_NASA\nUpdated 1/31/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080412T100000
DTSTAMP:20080314T064945Z
SUMMARY:Mills College Powwow
CREATED:20081004T172008Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080412T180000
LOCATION:Toyon Meadow\, Mills College\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:\nTsimshian Haayuuk\nAn Invitation to our Valued Native Advi
sory Commitee...\n\nFriday\, September 26 \n6:00-6:30 p.m.\nMuseum Entra
nce\n6:00 p.m.\n\nDance Performance by Tsimshian Haayuuk. Tsimshian haay
uuk means “Spirit of the Tsimshian” in Sm’Algyax\, the language of the T
simshia\, an indigenous people of the Pacific Northwest. Tsimshian Haayu
uk is a non-profit cultural organization that operates as a cultural out
let in the Puget Sound area\, educating Tsimshians to the language of th
eir ancestors through song and dance\, and inspiring traditional art thr
ough regalia\, drum making\, design\, carving\, and weaving.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080926T180000
DTSTAMP:20080924T192636Z
SUMMARY:Tsimpshian Dancers at De Young
CREATED:20081004T171959Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080926T183000
LOCATION:de Young Museum\, San Francisco
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:Culture Day Celebration: September 27th at the Congregation
al Church in Oakland.\n\nOur Alaska Native Culture Event is at the Congr
egational Church\, 2501 Harrison\, Oakland\, 94612 begins at 9:30 a.m. f
or set up\, registration\, carving. beading and weaving demonstrations t
hen potluck lunch at noon. Come to register early for some great door p
rizes.\n \nDance Performance by Tsimshian Haayuuk. Tsimshian haayuuk mea
ns “Spirit of the Tsimshian” in Sm’Algyax\, the language of the Tsimshia
\, an indigenous people of the Pacific Northwest. Tsimshian Haayuuk is a
non-profit cultural organization that operates as a cultural outlet in
the Puget Sound area\, educating Tsimshians to the language of their anc
estors through song and dance\, and inspiring traditional art through re
galia\, drum making\, design\, carving\, and weaving\n\nWe have some won
derful Northwest Coast Art\, jewelry\, Pendelton Blanket for our Silent
Auction and for our Raffle\, we have a ROUND TRIP ALASKA AIRLINE TICKET
as the grand prize so bring your check books. This is a fundraiser for
our Scholarship Fund and Culture Event so it all goes to a good cause. \
nSee you there.\n \nfmi: Cathy Paddock haidawoman@sbcglobal.net
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080927T120000
DTSTAMP:20080924T192955Z
SUMMARY:Tlingit Haida Culture Day Celebration
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080927T180000
LOCATION:First Congregational Church\, Oakland
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:10
DESCRIPTION:From: jmbarker@sfsu.edu\nSubject: AIS Community Meetings Reg
arding Repatriation at SFSU\nDate: February 5\, 2008 10:34:46 AM PST\n\n
Dear Colleagues\, Students\, and Community Members\,\n\nThe American Ind
ian Studies Department at San Francisco State University will be hosting
two community meetings this semester to address ongoing issues of repat
riation and curation of Native human remains and cultural objects at SFS
U. These meetings will be Friday\, February 22 and Friday\, May 16.\n\nh
ttp://www.sfsu.edu/~ais/nagpra_meetings.htm\n\n[ http://www.sfsu.edu/pro
spect/visiting.htm]\n\nfull email at\nhttp://groups.msn.com/bayareaindia
ncalendar/activismissues.msnw?action=get_message&mview=0&ID_Message=5913
&all_topics=0
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080222T130000
DTSTAMP:20080207T071219Z
SUMMARY:AIS Community Meetings Regarding Repatriation at SFSU
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080222T170000
LOCATION:Nob Hill Room of the Seven Hills Conference Center at San Franc
isco State University
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Date 10/18/2008\nEvent 3rd Annual American Indian Heritage C
elebration in San Jose\, California\nStart Time 10:00 AM\nEnd Time 6:00
PM\nLocation The National Hispanic University - 14271 Story Road (Near W
hite Road) - San Jose\, CA - 95127\nDescription \nPlease note that we ha
ve had to change the date of this event. This event was originally sched
uled to be on Saturday September 20\, 2008. We havehad to change this da
te to Saturday October 18\, 2008. We will still have it at the same loca
tion and same time.\n \n3rd Annual American Indian Heritage Celebration\
nCelebraring Our Youth\, Celebrating Our Future\n \nWe will have America
n Indian Arts and Crafts vendors\, food booths\, a health fair\, America
n Indian drumming and singing\, flute music\, language and dance present
ations\, cultural activities\, lacrosse demonstrations with the SF Drago
ns\, hand games and much more great family fun. The event is free and op
en to the public.\n \nPlease check out our website at: www.americanindia
nheritage.org\n \nFor more information please contact Vernon Medicine Cl
oud at 408-445-3400 x208 or email him at vmcloud@ihcscv.org\n \nSee ever
ybody at this years celebration.\nPosted by ihc2008\nUpdated 9/3/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081018T100000
DTSTAMP:20080917T182805Z
SUMMARY:American Indian Heritage Celebration
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081018T180000
LOCATION:The National Hispanic University - 14271 Story Road\, San Jose
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Date 4/4/2008\nEvent 8th Biennial Language is Life Confere
nce:4/4-4/6\nStart Time 10:00 AM\nEnd Time 6:00 PM\nLocation Sausalit
o\, CA\; Marin Headlands Institute\nDescription April 4-6\, 2008\nMarin
Headlands Institute\nSausalito\, California\nYou are invited to join ot
her California Indians who are trying to learn or re-learn\, teach\, doc
ument\, research\, or otherwise revitalize their native language. Partic
ipants in language programs are urged to come and share projects\, succe
sses\, and problems\n\n\nhttp://www.aicls.org/ \nhttp://snipurl.com/20n
38
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080404T100000
DTSTAMP:20080314T061452Z
SUMMARY:8th Biennial Language is Life Conference
CREATED:20081004T171959Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080404T180000
RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080407T065959Z
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:16
DESCRIPTION:National Native AIDS/HIV Awareness Program\n\nSunrise Ceremo
ny\, at 5:30 -7:3- am at Dolores Park in SF.\n Breakfast and Speakers.
Details on attached flyer.\n\n\n6:00a.m. –7:30 a.m. \nDolores Park\, by
the Bell \nSan Francisco\, California \nBreakfast will be available for
all participants starting at 8:00 a.m. \nCeremonial Room\, 4th Floor \nL
GBT Center\, 1800 Market Street\, San Francisco \nin Conjunction with a
Program of Presenters & Speakers from \n8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. \n\nFMI:
\nBay Area American Indian Two Spirits at (415) 865-5616 \nNative Americ
an AIDS Project at (415) 431-6227 \nNative American Health Center – Circ
le of Healing Program at (415) 621-8051 \nThis is a Clean and Sober even
t – Please have respect for yourself\, other people and Our Creador. \n
In addition\, this event is a collaboration between the Bay Area America
n Indian Two Spirits\, the \nNative American AIDS Project\, and the Nati
ve American Health Center through a grant from \nthe Office of Minority
Health called Shake The Feather.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080320T060000
DTSTAMP:20080319T174406Z
SUMMARY:Sunrise Ceremony & Program
CREATED:20081004T171957Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080320T110000
LOCATION:Dolores Park & LGBT Center\, 1800 Market St\, SF
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:\nNorthern California International Solidarity Movement pres
ents: \nSunday\, March 16th 7:00pm\nIntertribal Friendship House\n523 I
nternational Blvd (near 5th Avenue\, close to Lake Merritt) MAP\n\nCele
brate the life and activism of ISM volunteer Rachel Corrie\, killed five
years ago today by Israeli Occupation Forces operating in Gaza\, Occupi
ed Palestine\, as she was protecting the home of a Palestinian family. S
tand in Solidarity with Palestinians and all indigenous peoples struggli
ng against ethnic cleansing and oppression and for social justice everyw
here.\n\nSpeakers:\n\nAntonio Gonzales (American Indian Movement West)\n
\nAntonio Gonzales was also formerly with the International Indian Treat
y Council\, an independent agency created by the United Nations to prote
ct and promote the rights of indigenous peoples all over the world.\n\nA
mong the IITC's many achievements is a UN study of treaties between gove
rnments and indigenous peoples worldwide\; that study is due for complet
ion this year.\n\nLoubna Qutami\n\nLoubna is a leader in the General Uni
on of Palestinian Students (GUPS) at San Francisco State University. Th
is last November\, GUPS celebrated an important political victory by unv
eiling A Palestinian Cultural Mural honoring Dr. Edward Sa'id on the cam
pus of San Francisco State\, after a long political struggle. \n\nPerfor
mers:\n\nThe Vukani Mawethu Choir\n\nVUKANI MAWETHU is a nonprofit multi
racial choir which sings the freedom songs of Southern Africa\, primaril
y of South Africa in Zulu\, Xhosa\, Sethu\, and English\, and also gospe
l\, spirituals\, labor and civil rights songs linking peoples in the U.S
.\, South Africa\, and around the world.\n\nFormed in 1986 by the late g
reat James Madhlope Phillips\, an ANC union and cultural organizer\, for
a major concert at UC Berkeley's Zellerbach Hall\, we are united by our
strong opposition to racism and apartheid and by our love of the rhythm
s and melodies which have grown out of century-long struggles for freedo
m.\n\nVUKANI MAWETHU has continued to sing out against racism and injust
ice whenever and wherever possible-from small AIDS rallies\, homeless sh
elters or prisons\, to performing directly behind Nelson Mandela before
78\,000 at the Oakland Coliseum in June 1990\, and throughout the cities
and townships of South Africa on a dynamic cultural tour in July-August
1997. More...\n\nTony Khalife\nTony Khalife—musician\, singer\, songwr
iter\, composer\, yogi\, artist\, teacher\, child-soldier\, messenger of
love and peace. His mission is to raise the world's vibration through m
usic—to be the rose growing among the ruins\, the smile through the tear
s\, and the melody of peace overpowering the guns of war. More....\n\nhe
adRush\n\n headRush combines popular theatre and Spoken Word Comedy to
create a unique rush of psycho-político satire and ignite critical dialo
gue and social action. Made up of Oakland CA-based educators/writers/per
formers\, headRush makes complex issues accessible and relevant to diver
se audiences through dramatic multi-media storytelling and interactive w
orkshops.\n\nSince their debut in 2003\, headRush has maintained a stron
g performance record\, bringing hard-hitting\, original productions to s
chools\, universities\, conferences\, cultural centers\, theatres and pu
blic spaces throughout California and beyond. More...\n\nFor More info\,
call 510-236-4250 \nwww.norcalism.org\n\nBy a happy coincidence\, Lakot
a Sioux Chief Arvol Looking Horse\, 19th\nGeneration Keeper of the Sacre
d White Buffalo Calf Pipe\, will be in\nthe Bay Area this weekend\, and
is being hosted by Hesham Alalusi\, a\nclose friend of ISM. Chief Arvol
has agreed to speak at the Rachel\nCorrie Memorial.
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DTSTAMP:20080316T191608Z
SUMMARY: Rachel Corrie Memorial
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080316T210000
LOCATION:IFH\, 523 International\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:1
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URL;VALUE=URI:message:%3C990495.64908.qm@web31911.mail.mud.yahoo.com%3E
DTSTAMP:20080916T193317Z
SUMMARY:LLB Movie Cottonfields and Crossroads on PBS!
CREATED:20081004T171919Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080917T230000
LOCATION:PBS
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DESCRIPTION:\nJewelry by Victor Gabriel\nSaturday\, April 19 - 10:00 a.m
. to 6:00 p.m.\nSunday\, April 20 - 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.\n \nIn addit
ion to being a long time friend\, Victor Gabriel is an award winning jew
eler from the Washoe tribe. You may remember some of his stunning rings
\, earrings and pendants that we've had at Gathering Tribes through the
years. Victor works in sterling silver and gold\, using only the best s
tones and somehow he manages to find the very best sugilite that there i
s! His creations are both contemporary and traditional\, and he sometim
es uses traditional basket designs in his work. \n\nGathering Tribes\n15
73 Solano Ave\, Berkeley CA\n(510) 528-9038 www.gatheringtribes.com
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DTSTAMP:20080411T182104Z
SUMMARY:Victor Gabriel at Gathering Tribes
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080419T180000
LOCATION:1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:The Annual Labor Day PowWow is again being held at the Unive
rsity of the Pacific.\nTimes: 8/29: Friday 6:00 PM ~ 10:00 PM\n8/30: Sat
urday 12 Noon ~ 10:00 pm\n8/31: Sunday 12 Noon ~ 7 PM\n \nFree Admission
/ General Public Invited\nThere will be performers\, craftspeople\, and
vendors representing more than 100 tribes. Enjoy this special opportuni
ty to experience the diverse customs\, foods\, and ceremonies of Native
American Indian heritage.\n \nHead Staff:\nMC Val Shadowhawk............
..CA\nArena Director:\nEugene Newman\nHeadman:\nJered Eagle Smith\nHeadl
ady:\nTBA\n \nHost Drums:\nSouthern Brothers\n \nOther Drums\nSwift Clou
d\n \nContact Information:\nDave Wilson\n1(209) 609~9253\nLendshishorses
@att.net\n \n3601 Pacific Avenue\nStockton\, Calif. 95211\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080831T120000
DTSTAMP:20080726T001219Z
SUMMARY:Annual Labor Day PowWow
CREATED:20081004T171956Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080831T190000
LOCATION:University of the Pacific
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:The Willows Theatre Company presents the World Premiere of t
he historical musical Sacagawea\, the high-adventure musical drama that
follows Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their perilous 1803 journe
y to the Pacific Northwest\, led by their Native American guide\, Sacaga
wea. Music by Craig Bohmler\, book and lyrics by Mary Bracken Phillips\,
directed by Vanessa Miller. Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” S
treet (at Alhambra Ave.) in Martinez\, August 2-10. Tickets are $20-$25
with discounts for Seniors\, Students\, and Groups. Check box office or
web site for show times: (925) 798-1300 or www.willowstheatre.org.\n \nS
pecial Offer: Call the box office at (925) 798-1300\, mention the code
"Bay Area Indian Calendar" and receive $5 off the regular ticket price.\
n\nFrom: cbpsm1 (Original Message) Sent: 7/17/2008 11:02 AM
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DTSTAMP:20080806T200401Z
SUMMARY:Sacagawea Musical Drama
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080809T200000
LOCATION:Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” Street (at Alhambra A
ve.) in Martinez
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Balamcoatl: Mesoamerican Music & Dance\n\nNoon-1pm\nSaturday
s\, June 21\, July 12\, August 30\n\nBalamcoatl takes audiences on a jou
rney of movement and experimental sound from the South to the North of M
exico\, using traditional regional costumes and instruments. Balam (jagu
ar in Maya)\, and coatl (serpent in Nahuatl)\, unite to weave Mesoameric
an themes into a tapestry of colorful legends\, drawing audience members
into the story through participatory song and dance. During the interac
tive presentation\, children have the opportunity to dance inside the ja
guar’s paper mâché costume and play instruments such as turtle shells wi
th deer horns\, maracas\, drums and rattles. (Narrated program.) \n\nYER
BA BUENA GARDENS FESTIVAL\nproduced by Yerba Buena Arts & Events\n760 Ho
ward Street\nSan Francisco CA 94103\nPhone: 415 543 1718\nFax: 415 543 1
755\ninfo@ybgf.org\nwww.myspace.com/ybgfestival
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080712T120000
DTSTAMP:20080528T005147Z
SUMMARY:Balamcoatl: Mesoamerican Music & Dance
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080712T130000
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SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:15th Protecting Mother Earth Conference
July 17-20\, 2008\n"
Enough is enough. This earth is our mother. If we keep on contaminating
her and abusing her where are we going to go? Everything should come to
a standstill and we should take a look at ourselves and what we are doin
g to the earth. \nCarrie Dann\nWestern Shoshone Grandmother\n\nAs West
ern Shoshone\, we are honored to welcome our brothers and sisters from a
round the world to our beautiful homeland\, share with you our struggle\
, and learn about your struggles and strong works in your own homelands.
This conference will be an important opportunity for Indigenous peoples
and our allies to come together in a good way to strengthen our solidar
ity and find ways to work together to protect our Mother Earth for all l
ife. We look forward to seeing you soon!\nThank you\,\nLarson Bill\nWes
tern Shoshone Defense Project\n\n\n"ANSWERING MOTHER EARTHS CALL FOR HE
ALING REAFFIRMING OUR ROOTS"\nJuly 17-20th\, 2008\n\nNewe Sogobe (West
ern Shoshone) Territories\n\nLocated at the (So Ho Bee) South Fork Pow-W
ow Grounds in Lee\, Nevada (approximately 22 miles South of Elko\, Nevad
a)\n\nTraditional Gathering – Sacred Fire\, Sweats\, Camping Style\, Cir
cle Talks - Meals provided\, bring your own reusable eating utensils. Do
nations welcomed at the entrance\, but not required\, please leave dogs
and pets home.\n\nClick Here to Signup for the conference online.\n\nVéa
se abajo para Versión española\n\nFor more information\, contact:\n\nSim
one Senogles\, IEN\, (218) 751-4967\, \nEmail: simone@ienearth.org\n\nLa
rson Bill\, WSDP\, (775) 744-2595\, \nEmail: wsdp@igc.org\n\nFor printab
le flyer and Agenda please check out our website:\nwww.ienearth.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080717
DTSTAMP:20080618T163548Z
SUMMARY:Protecting Mother Earth Conference
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20080718
LOCATION:Newe Sogobe (Western Shoshone) Territories\, Lee Nevada
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SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Date 4/26/2008\nEvent 4th Annual Hartnell Powwow\nStart Ti
me 11:00 AM\nEnd Time 9:00 PM\nLocation 156 Homestead Ave.\; Salinas\
, CA\nDescription \n4th Annual Hartnell College Pow-wow Co-sponsnored by
the Center for International Intercultural Education.\nApril 26th\, 200
8 11:00am ~ 9:00pm 156 Homestead Ave. Salinas\, Calif. 93901 \nGourd Dan
cing 11am & 5pm ~ Grand Entry Noon & 6 pm MC: Earl Neconie {Kiowa} Arena
Director: Eugene Newman {Shawnee} Northern Host Drum: Red Sky {Billy By
bee} Southern Host Drum: Big Medicine {Herschel Kaulity} Invited Drum: S
wift Cloud {Billy LeBeau} Head Golden Age Man: Wayne Arnell {Standing Ro
ck Sioux} Head Golden Age Woman: Lil’ Jackie Arnell {Tsa-La-Gi} Head Man
: Gabe Castro {Paiute/Tuba Tulabal} Head Woman: Mona Soldier Boy {Tohono
O’odham} Head Boy: Gabe Castro Jr. {Paiute/Tuba Tulabal} Head Girl: Rae
lene Musquiz {Yaqui} Dance Contest Categories: 1st place $150\, 2nd plac
e $100\, 3rd place $75 Vendors welcome 10x10 $75 or 10x20 $150 Vendor do
nations will be collected for raffle. Contact For Information Patric Ale
do 1(831) 776~9266 Bryan Fiddler 1(408) 469~3411 (fax) 1(831) 676~3287\n
Posted by DJaber0\nUpdated 4/4/2008
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DTSTAMP:20080423T190027Z
SUMMARY:Hartnell College Powwow
CREATED:20081004T171956Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080426T210000
LOCATION:156 Homestead Ave. Salinas
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:The Department of the Interior's Office of the Special Trust
ee (OST) for American Indians will be holding meetings in the San Franci
sco Bay area in an effort to inform American Indians about trust regulat
ion.\nJim James\, Regional Trust Administrator\, will be on hand to addr
ess Indian Trust reforms\, explain improved beneficiary services\, and a
nswer questions from beneficiaries. Don't miss this opportunity to lear
n about the exciting developments and improvements to your trust account
!!\nThe meeting will take place on Wednesday\, August 15th\, from 9:30am
- 11:30am at the Friendship House Association's Great Hall\, located at
56 Julian Avenue in San Francisco - walking distance from the 16th & Mi
ssion BART station.\nIf you cannot attend this meeting but are intereste
d in the information that will be presented\, the Native American Health
Center will be hosting a meeting at our Oakland clinic in September - i
nformation on that meeting time and date will be coming soon.\nFor more
information\, contact the OST Beneficiary Call Center at 1-888-678-6836
or the Friendship House at 415-865-0964.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070815T093000
DTSTAMP:20080207T011801Z
SUMMARY:Indian Trust Meeting
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070815T233000
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:5th ANNUAL BAY AREA HAWAIIAN FILM FESTIVAL & CULTURAL CONFER
ENCE\nSouth San Francisco\, CA – The Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center
\, Pacific Islander Cultural Association (PICA) and World Arts West (WAW
) is pleased to present the 5th Annual Bay Area Hawaiian Film Festival &
Cultural Conference starting on Friday\, September 26 and concluding on
Sunday\, September 28\, 2008. The film festival takes place on Saturda
y\, September 27 from 1:00pm – 9:00pm\; and the cultural conference even
ts will be on Friday evening and Sunday. All events will take place at
the Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center at 423 Baden Avenue in South San
Francisco. For more information on purchasing tickets call 650.588.109
1\, visit our website at www.apop.net\, or e-mail your request to info@a
pop.net\n \nAlready in its Fifth year\, the Bay Area Hawaiian Film Festi
val is a rare glimpse of Hawaiian perspectives through cinema and will f
eature films about Hawaiian myths and legends told for the first time in
the Hawaiian language\; documentaries that explore Hawaiian history thr
ough the stories of its monarchy and its people\; educational features o
f modern issues including sovereignty\, land rights\, and the environmen
t\; as well as highlights on cultural traditions of Hula and other nativ
e arts & crafts.\n \nThis year\, in conjunction with the annual film fes
tival\, Kaululehua HCC is proud to host a three-day long cultural experi
ence like no other here in the Bay Area. Beginning on Friday\, Septembe
r 26 at 8:00pm\, the Cultural Center presents Hula 2500 Miles From\, a p
resentation on how hula in the Bay Area has survied in the Bay Area so f
ar from Hawai`i. The Cultural Conference culminates on Sunday\, Septemb
er 28 at 4pm an exciting presentation on Hula. An introspective look int
o different types of Hula\, Oli & Mele (traditional chant & songs)\, Pro
tocol\, Lei Styles and Lole (hula attire) including hula demonstrations
and story telling.\n \nKawika Alfiche\, Kumu Hula of Halau O Keikiali'i
and Director of Kaululehua HCC\, states\, "This festival provides a voic
e to the Hawaiian community on the mainland and\, through each film and
conference event\, presents a unique opportunity for Hawaiians to tell t
heir stories\, and share their language\, culture\, and history with eve
ryone."\nThe Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center was established in 2000
with the mission of preserving and perpetuating all things Hawaiian. T
he mission of World Arts West is to honor and celebrate culturally diver
se dance forms through presentation\, education and support of artists a
nd their traditions.\nSouth San Francisco\, CA – The Kaululehua Hawaiian
Cultural Center\, Pacific Islander Cultural Association (PICA) and Worl
d Arts West (WAW) is pleased to present the 5th Annual Bay Area Hawaiian
Film Festival & Cultural Conference starting on Friday\, September 26 a
nd concluding on Sunday\, September 28\, 2008. The film festival takes
place on Saturday\, September 27 from 1:00pm – 9:00pm\; and the cultural
conference events will be on Friday evening and Sunday. All events wil
l take place at the Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center at 423 Baden Ave
nue in South San Francisco. For more information on purchasing tickets
call 650.588.1091\, visit our website at www.apop.net\, or e-mail your r
equest to info@apop.net\n \nAlready in its Fifth year\, the Bay Area Haw
aiian Film Festival is a rare glimpse of Hawaiian perspectives through c
inema and will feature films about Hawaiian myths and legends told for t
he first time in the Hawaiian language\; documentaries that explore Hawa
iian history through the stories of its monarchy and its people\; educat
ional features of modern issues including sovereignty\, land rights\, an
d the environment\; as well as highlights on cultural traditions of Hula
and other native arts & crafts.\n \nThis year\, in conjunction with the
annual film festival\, Kaululehua HCC is proud to host a three-day long
cultural experience like no other here in the Bay Area. Beginning on F
riday\, September 26 at 8:00pm\, the Cultural Center presents Hula 2500
Miles From\, a presentation on how hula in the Bay Area has survied in t
he Bay Area so far from Hawai`i. The Cultural Conference culminates on
Sunday\, September 28 at 4pm an exciting presentation on Hula. An intros
pective look into different types of Hula\, Oli & Mele (traditional chan
t & songs)\, Protocol\, Lei Styles and Lole (hula attire) including hula
demonstrations and story telling.\n \nKawika Alfiche\, Kumu Hula of Hal
au O Keikiali'i and Director of Kaululehua HCC\, states\, "This festival
provides a voice to the Hawaiian community on the mainland and\, throug
h each film and conference event\, presents a unique opportunity for Haw
aiians to tell their stories\, and share their language\, culture\, and
history with everyone."\nThe Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center was est
ablished in 2000 with the mission of preserving and perpetuating all thi
ngs Hawaiian. The mission of World Arts West is to honor and celebrate
culturally diverse dance forms through presentation\, education and supp
ort of artists and their traditions.\nFMI:\nContact: Kawika Alfiche\n650
-588-1091 / info@apop.net\nwww.apop.net
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080927T130000
DTSTAMP:20080917T183507Z
SUMMARY:Hawaiian Festival - So SF
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080927T210000
LOCATION:423 Baden Avenue\, South San Francisco \, CA
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DESCRIPTION:California Wasn’t Good for Us\na benefit reading for\nREID G
ÓMEZ\nfeaturing\nJEWELLE GOMEZ\nREID GÓMEZ\nKIM SHUCK\nand L. FRANK\, Ma
ster of Ceremonies\n\nAPRIL 20\, 2008 \n2-4pm\nsmall press traffic\n1111
8th Street\, San Francisco\nTimken Lecture Hall\n$20 per person\n\nReid
Gómez is a Diné writer and second generation San\nFranciscan. Her Gran
dfather came to San Francisco to\nwork the docks and joined the infamous
ILWU. She has\nbeen active in the literary and non profit community\ns
ince 1989\, writing\, reading and performing at BRAVA!\nfor Women in the
Arts\, Intersection for the Arts\, the\nJon Sims Center\, the Women’s B
uilding and the National\nQueer Arts Festival. In 1995 she won the Emer
ging\nWriters award from the Astraea Lesbian Writers Fund.\n In 2002 whi
le working for the American Indian Film\nInstitute\, the Advocates of In
digenous California\nLanguage Survival\, and the Jon Sims Center her\nap
pendix ruptured and went misdiagnosed for two weeks.\nShe very nearly di
ed. During the following years\nshe’s been hospitalized three times and
undergone four\nmajor surgical procedures. As a result of the many\nco
mplications she is now faced with chronic pain\,\nmobility limitations\,
and a permanent disability due\nto the damage to her abdominal tissues
and muscles. \n Since September 23\, 2002 she has received absolutely\n
no financial support from state or federal sources\, as\nis often the ca
se with our community. She has no\nhealth insurance and is unable to wo
rk. Her strength\ncontinues to improve and on good days she can manage
2\nhours of work\, in addition to her daily 5 hours of\nphysical therapy
. Her only opportunity to earn income\nis through her writing\; she is
in need of a computer\nand data recovery.\n She has generously offered h
er talents at various\nbenefits over the years\, for no financial\ncompe
nsation\, most memorably the Kitchen Table Press\nbenefit at the Women’s
Building. When she first\nentered the hospital there was talk of a ben
efit but\nnone have been held till now. This is the first and\nonly tim
e a public call has gone out for support for\nthis artist. \n Jewelle G
omez\, L. Frank and Kim Shuck have generously\noffered their support and
we invite you to join them. \n\nFor more information and/or to make a c
ontribution\,\nplease email:\ncaliforniawasntgoodforus@yahoo.com\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080420T140000
DTSTAMP:20080410T224632Z
SUMMARY:California Wasn’t Good for Us
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080420T160000
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080315T090000
URL;VALUE=URI:message:%3C200803102015.m2AKEA6J029035@mac.com%3E
DTSTAMP:20080311T205428Z
SUMMARY:Iraq Town Hall Meeting on March 15th with Barbara Lee
CREATED:20081004T171955Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080315T110000
LOCATION:Grand Lake Theater\n 3200 Grand Avenue\n Oakland\, CA 94610
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080318T140000
URL;VALUE=URI:message:%3C8CA4EDAEE38CC05-A00-2240@webmail-ne17.sysops.ao
l.com%3E
DTSTAMP:20080314T225056Z
SUMMARY:Sara Ladron Lecture on Olmecs\, March 18 @ 2 pm in SF City Colle
ge Diego Rivera Theater
CREATED:20081004T171957Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080318T150000
LOCATION:Rivera
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:9
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080401T120000
DTSTAMP:20080314T061834Z
SUMMARY:Robert Davidson: Eagle of the Dawn
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080401T170000
LOCATION:CN Gorman Museum\, UC Davis
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibit features the work of Haida artist Robert Davids
on (Haida name guud san glans or “Eagle of the Dawn\,” b.1946)\, who is
considered by his peers to be the premier artist of the Northwest Coast.
The show includes sculpture and works on paper\, hide drums\, cloth\,
and woven spruce-root basketry. Davidson is only the second First Natio
ns artist to have a solo show at the National Gallery of Canada in Ottaw
a. He has also been essential to the 20th-century renaissance of Haida
culture and has been awarded three honorary doctorates and the prestigio
us Order of Canada in 1996 in recognition of his artistic and cultural a
chievements.\nContact:\nVeronica Passalacqua\, Curator \n(5
30) 752-6567\, VPassalacqua@ucdavis.edu\n \nThe C.N. Gorman Museum is lo
cated at\n1316 Hart Hall on the main UC Davis campus\n \nMuseum hours:
Monday-Friday from 12-5 PM\nAll events and exhibitions are FREE\n (530)
752-6567\; email: CNGorman@ucdavis.edu\n \nhttp://gormanmuseum.ucdavis.e
du
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DESCRIPTION:October 4\, 2008 - Social Myths and Stereotypes\n\nAll lectu
res are held:\nSaturday from 1:30pm to 3:30pm\nCalifornia Indian Museum
& Cultural Center\n5250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa\, CA 95403\nClick here f
or public transit (bus) directions from San Francisco and Petaluma. All
lectures are free to the public and free of charge!! Refreshments and sn
acks provided!! Please call ahead to (707) 579-3004 to reserve seating.
Space is limited.\ncimcc.org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081004T133000
DTSTAMP:20080924T193744Z
SUMMARY:Lecture Social Myths and Stereotypes at CIMCC
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081004T153000
LOCATION:5250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa
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SEQUENCE:11
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080503T140000
DTSTAMP:20080430T222821Z
SUMMARY:Street Theatre Festival
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080503T160000
LOCATION:Fruitvale Placita\, Oakland
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080518T065959Z
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, May 3\, 2008- Street Theater Festival- Beginning
this Saturday\, the performance trio Headrush\, Libros Arte y Cultura\,
La Carpa del Feo and the City of Oakland will bring about three weekends
of Street Theater in the Fruitvale district.\n\nEach Saturday\, live mu
sic\, poetry\, Teatro and various community art projects with organizati
ons will take over the Fruitvale Placita next to the Fruitvale BART stat
ion\, centered on these visions: no borders\, peace power\, and the sacr
ed mother.\n\n2-4 pm each Saturday through May 17 at the Fruitvale Placi
ta. FREE. For more information\, please visit the Headrush website http:
//headrushcrew.com/
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DESCRIPTION:Mata Ortiz Pottery Show\nWith Eidell Wasserman\nSaturday\, M
ay 24 - 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\nSunday\, May 25 - 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.
m.\n \nEidell Wasserman had been making the trek from her home in Northe
rn California to the village of Mata Ortiz in Chihuahua\, Mexico for man
y years. She brings back truckloads of the beautiful fruit from the han
ds of the many potters in Mata Ortiz. She will be bringing her latest f
inds to Gathering Tribes. The story of the pottery from this small vill
age is so amazing that it is called "The Miracle of Mata Ortiz". In the
late 1960's\, Juan Quezada\, then a young man in his teens\, decided he
would recreate the pottery technology of the ancient Paquime tribe. Th
is pottery technology had been lost for over 500 years. Juan found wher
e the ancients mined the clay and the minerals used as slip for the deli
cate paintings\, experimented until he figured out how the pots were con
structed and fired\, then taught some family members and friends. There
are now over 300 potters in this small village and their pottery is wor
ld renown. Come and find your own "miracle of Mata Ortiz" at this show!
\n\nGathering Tribes\n1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley CA\n(510) 528-9038 w
ww.gatheringtribes.com\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080525T110000
DTSTAMP:20080411T182733Z
SUMMARY:Mata Ortiz Pottery at Gathering Tribes
CREATED:20081004T171955Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080525T170000
LOCATION:1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley
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DESCRIPTION:LeAnne Howe\, is making a rare Bay Area appearance. Don't m
iss her! And please let your friends know about her readings.\n\nLeAnne
is a citizen of the Choctaw Nation in Oklahoma\, and her writings are d
rawn from both personal experience as well as scholarly research. She's
a professor in English and American Indian Studies at the University of
Illinois\, Urbana. \n\nHer new novel is "Miko Kings\," set in Indian
Territory's queen city\, Ada\, Oklahoma\, during the baseball fever of 1
907\, but moves back and forth from 1969\, during the Vietnam War\, to p
resent day. The story focuses on an Indian baseball team but brings a n
ew understanding of the term\, "America's favorite pastime." For indige
nous communities in Indian Territory (what Oklahoma was before it became
a state)\, baseball was an extension of a sport they'd been playing for
centuries before their forced removal to Indian Territory from their so
utheastern homeland.\n\n\nMonday\, February 11: UC Berkeley\, Eth
nic Studies Library\, Dwinnelle Hall\, 4 p.m. Berkeley\, CA.\n\nTuesday\
, February 12: Modern Times Bookstore\, 7:30 pm\, San Francisco\,
CA. \n\nWednesday\, February 13: \nSan Francisco State Universit
y\nWednesday\, February 13\, 2008\, 2:00-3:30 pm\nThe Richard Oakes Mult
icultural Center\nTerrace Level of the Cesar Chavez Student Center\nSpon
sored by the American Indian Studies Department\nPhone: 415-338-1054 _
Email: aismain@sfsu.edu\nPosted by janto924\nUpdated 1/28/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080213T140000
DTSTAMP:20080207T004055Z
SUMMARY:LeAnne Howe
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080213T153000
LOCATION:San Francisco State University\nThe Richard Oakes Multicultural
Center\nTerrace Level of the Cesar Chavez Student Center Hall\,
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DESCRIPTION:Subject: D Q POW WOW APRIL 6\, 2008 BE THERE!!!\n\n\nHere i
s a letter presented by the Indigenous Nations Network to the contacts t
hat William Underbaggage\, Director\, has been working with and to whom
he has made a presentation to regarding the situation in DQ.\n\nThis is
for your information only\, and we recommend to use it as an attachment
and disseminate far and wide\, if you are of like mind...we need to hav
e as many people present and represented there.\n\nThis is an urgent cal
l because of the Pow Wow and Community Meeting already scheduled for Apr
il 6\, 2008\, however\, as you can see the issue extend much further\, a
nd back.\n\nPLEASE VIEW: indybay.org DQ for more information and pic
s\n\ntimo itazke...see you later\n\n\nmazatzin\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080406T130000
DTSTAMP:20080409T194121Z
SUMMARY:DQU Pow Wow and Community Meeting
CREATED:20081004T171953Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080406T140000
LOCATION:DQU
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Backpack Giveaway organized by CRC.\n\nNeed current report c
ard and tribal info. Giveaway from 5-8 pm for Oakland students.\n\nGive
Away starts at 5\, dinner at 6:30 followed by program..
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070824T170000
DTSTAMP:20080207T012706Z
SUMMARY:Backpack Giveaway
CREATED:20081004T171959Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070824T200000
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DESCRIPTION:Women Drummers Int'l Presents:\nWomen Drum Masters: Born to
Drum\nThursday July 17\, 2008\n$22 adv. $25 dr. - 8pm\n\nWomen Drummers
International presents: Women Drum Masters: Born to Drum. As part of a g
lobal movement of Women Drummers\, the Born To Drum women's drum camp wh
ich will take place at Walker Creek Ranch in Petaluma\, July 18\, 19\, 2
0th. Tonight's concert will present the international faculty gathered f
or the camp which includes: Edwina Lee Tyler\, Linda Tillery\, Jackie Ra
go\, Mabiba Baegne\, Nydia Mata\, Carolyn Brandy\, Adwoa Kudoto\, Virgin
ia Lopez\, Afia Walking Tree\, Susu Pampanin\, Michaelle Goerlitz\, Jane
t Koike\, Suki\, and Elizabeth Sayre.\nJoin us for this herstoric concer
t. Purchase tickets early!\n\nBorn to Drum\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080717T200000
DTSTAMP:20080716T182303Z
SUMMARY:Women Drum Masters: Born to Drum
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080717T220000
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SEQUENCE:2
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081004T191500
DTSTAMP:20080917T184841Z
SUMMARY:Children of the Amazon World Premiere\, Mill Valley
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081004T211500
LOCATION:Mill Valley
DESCRIPTION:CHILDREN OF THE AMAZON will premiere at the Mill Valley Film
Festival on October 4th at 7:15 PM at the CinéArts Sequoia --please see
the complete information in the invitation bellow.\n\nAs part of the pr
emiere event\, two of the film’s main characters will be at the screenin
gs to speak with the audience\, Elenira Mendes\, the daughter of the env
ironmental leader Chico Mendes and Chief Almir Surui who has worked tire
lessly to safeguard the forest and its people. \n\nIt is a rare opportun
ity to meet these two spokespeople from the Brazilian Amazon who will be
sharing their insights about the issues raised in the film.\n\nI sugges
t that you get your tickets as soon as possible before they sell out! Ti
ckets go on sale on September 19th: www.mvff.com\n \nLooking forward to
seeing you at one of the screenings.\n\nAll my best\,\n\nDenise Zmekhol
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Dear Friends\,\n\nGrupo Xitlalli is hosting Xilonen\, a New
Corn\nceremony\, all day tomorrow Saturday\, June 21 from 10\na.m. - 4 p
.m. at Manolo Draves Park on Folsom Street\nbetween 6th and 7th Streets
in San Francisco. Aztec\ndancers from throughout California will come t
ogether\nto dance for a few hours at midday.\n\nThe vigil the night befo
re (tonight) will be from 8\np.m. - midnight at Cellspace\, 2050 Bryant
Street. \nFlowers and tall votive candles for the altars are\nwelcome.\n
\nThese ceremonies are what are celebrated to thank\nCreator and Mother
Earth for the new corn harvest in\nMexico. At the same time\, young gir
ls who are just\ncoming of age who are living an exemplary life are\nals
o honored.\n\nAt both ceremonies we will be serving food. All are\naske
d to bring their own non-disposable cups\, dishes\,\nand utensils. For S
aturday\, maybe bringing juice or\nwater to share would also be good.\n\
nFor both ceremonies\, please bring your own chairs. \n\nTomasita\n415.2
42.1144\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080621T100000
DTSTAMP:20080620T212425Z
SUMMARY:Xilonen Ceremonies
CREATED:20081004T171955Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080621T160000
LOCATION:Manolo Draves Park\, Folsom btwen 6th & 7th\, SF
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Date 5/3/2008\nEvent 24th Annual California Indian Market
Pow Wow\nStart Time 10:00 AM\nEnd Time 7:00 PM\nLocation Mission San
Juan Bautista CA\nDescription \n24th California Indian Market & Peace Po
w Wow\ncelebrating Cinco De Mayo & World Cultures.\nMay 3 & 4 - Saturday
& Sunday- 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.\nHistoric Mission San Juan Bautista in Secon
d St.Lot\nSan Juan Bautista CA\nArts\, Crafts\, Dance\, Food\, Story\nAm
ah-Ka Tura California Indian Dancers\,\nXipe Totec Aztec Dancers\,\nSwif
t Cloud Dancers\, Drum and Singers\nTraditional Lakota Dancer\nDonation
benefits youth and veteran art projects\nContact: Laynee Reyna - (831) 6
23-4771\nwww.peacevision.net\nPosted by Zintkatoh\nUpdated 3/14/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080504T100000
DTSTAMP:20080326T191433Z
SUMMARY:24th Annual California Indian Market Pow Wow
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080504T190000
LOCATION:Mission San Juan Bautista CA
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Celebrating Sobritey as One Nation\nFresno Convention Center
\nExhibit Hall 1\nFMI: victor Gonzales\n559-709-7527\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071231T190000
DTSTAMP:20081231T200306Z
SUMMARY:18th Ann NY Eve Red Road Powwow
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071231T190000
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:3
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081017T170000
DTSTAMP:20081015T185835Z
SUMMARY:Seven Directions Grand Opening
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081017T190000
LOCATION:2950 International Blvd\, Oakland
DESCRIPTION:Grand Opening of the brand new Seven Directions Healthcare a
nd Affordable Housing facility here in the heart of Oakland's Fruitvale
district. Please join Native American Health Center on Friday\, October
17th from 5pm to 7pm as we celebrate this historic achievement.\n \nAtt
ached is a scanned copy of the event invite that is being mailed out thi
s week. We look forward to seeing you there.\n \nplease rsvp below.\n==
d'shane==\n \nD'Shane Barnett \nDirector of Planning and Policy \nNative
American Health Center \n(510) 747-3033
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, June 22 2008 12:00 - 5:00 PM \, Second Annual Medic
ine Warriors All Nations Summer Community Potluck BBQ. Meat provided\,
bring side dishes and deserts. IFH\, 523 International Blvd. Oakland.
FMI: Gilbert 510-827-7944.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080622T120000
DTSTAMP:20080619T200440Z
SUMMARY:Community Potluck BBQ - MWAN 2nd Annual
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080622T180000
LOCATION:IFH\, 523 International Blvd. Oakland
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DESCRIPTION:On Native Ground - Where Art Speaks! is a weekly\, Public Af
fairs\, live broadcast on KDVS 90.3 FM in Davis\, CA on Thursdays at 8:3
0 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Co-hosts\, Jack Kohler and Patricia Pena\, promote
Native American Artists and solicit original music and poetry from our N
ative American communities. We want to interview Native American visual
and dance artists\, too! Go to www.kdvs.org to find our playlist and l
istening schedule. FMI: Patricia A. Pena\, pleased2bme@hotmail.com\, 916
.380-2818\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080703T083000
DTSTAMP:20080709T191246Z
SUMMARY:On Native Ground
CREATED:20081004T172008Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080703T093000
LOCATION:KDVS 90.3 FM in Davis\, CA
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DESCRIPTION:The Annual Labor Day PowWow is again being held at the Unive
rsity of the Pacific.\nTimes: 8/29: Friday 6:00 PM ~ 10:00 PM\n8/30: Sat
urday 12 Noon ~ 10:00 pm\n8/31: Sunday 12 Noon ~ 7 PM\n \nFree Admission
/ General Public Invited\nThere will be performers\, craftspeople\, and
vendors representing more than 100 tribes. Enjoy this special opportuni
ty to experience the diverse customs\, foods\, and ceremonies of Native
American Indian heritage.\n \nHead Staff:\nMC Val Shadowhawk............
..CA\nArena Director:\nEugene Newman\nHeadman:\nJered Eagle Smith\nHeadl
ady:\nTBA\n \nHost Drums:\nSouthern Brothers\n \nOther Drums\nSwift Clou
d\n \nContact Information:\nDave Wilson\n1(209) 609~9253\nLendshishorses
@att.net\n \n3601 Pacific Avenue\nStockton\, Calif. 95211\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080829T180000
DTSTAMP:20080801T232042Z
SUMMARY:Annual Labor Day PowWow
CREATED:20081004T171953Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080829T220000
LOCATION:University of the Pacific
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Host: Macha Femme Press\nLocation: Galeria de la Raza\n
2857 24th Street @ Bryant\, San Francisco\, CA 94110 US\nView Map |\nWh
en: Friday\, December 12\, 7:00PM\nPhone: (415) 826-8009\nMacha Femm
e Press and Galeria de la Raza presents The Xochiquetzalli Poetry Night
and Benefit to be held on Friday\, December 12\, 2008 (Day of Tonantzin)
from 7:30-10pm in San Francisco. This special event is a fundraiser for
the quetzalli Poetry Night and Benefit to be held on Friday\, December
12\, 2008 (Day of Tonantzin) from 7:30-10pm in San Francisco. This speci
al event is a fundraiser for the forthcoming anthology by Native and Lat
ina women artists and poets\, featuring the recipient of The Xochiquetza
lli Award for Poetry\, Gabriela Erandi Rico (P'urepecha/Matlatzinca). Na
nette Bradley Deetz\, Luna Maia\, Celeste Guzman\, Naomi Quinonez\, Genn
y Lim (Literary Judge) and many other poets will share their work to be
published in the forthcoming anthology. Music by DJ Mixtek and Red Bird
Giving. In honor of Tonantzin we would like to create a community altar.
Please bring offerings to contribute to the altar! To learn more about
Tonantzin visit: www.mexicauprising.net/tonantzin.html Admission $10-15\
, $7 with food dish. Doors open at 7pm. Painting "Uahri Purepecha en Par
agaricutirimicuaro" by Nayeli Guzman. RSVP:www.galeriadelaraza.org www.m
yspace.com/machafemme\n\nCongratulations Women! \n\nThe following artist
s and poets will be published in the\nforthcoming Xochiquetzalli antholo
gy:\n\nMargarita Alarcon\nAdelina Anthony\nCathy Arellano\nNatalie Bell\
nNanette Bradley Deetz\nCihuatl-Ce\nMelanie Chan\nPamela Chavez\nMaya Ch
inchilla\nKarina Raquel Gonzalez Amaya\nGabriela Erandi Rico\nMargarita
Alex Flores\nSonia Gutierrez\nNayeli Guzman\nRosa M. Hernandez\nKristina
Lovato-Hermann\nCeleste de Luna\nLuna Maia\nNancy Magdaleno\nCelia Mong
e Mana\nGabriela Garcia Medina\nCeleste Guzman Mendoza\nGriselda Liz Mun
oz\nSharah Nieto\nAmparo Ochoa\nAlejandra Oseguera\nmexica queen\nNaomi
Quinonez\nMichele Ramirez\nIre'ne Lara Silva\nNazbah Tom\nLinda Vallejo\
nVickie Vertiz\nMartha Villa\n\n\nThis is a labor of love\, grassroots p
roject with the intention of highlighting and honoring Native American &
Latina women's perspectives and voices. We are still in the process of
securing funds\, donations\, and grants to publish this book. Our goal i
s to publish the anthology within the next two years. We greatly appreci
ate your submission/participation and patience during this process. \n\n
Also\, we would like to invite everyone who submitted work and those who
would like to support us to our first Xochiquetzalli Poetry Night on Fr
iday\, December 12\, 2008 (Day of Tonantzin) from 7-10pm at Galeria de l
a Raza in San Francisco. This event is a benefit fundraiser for the for
thcoming anthology and will feature the recipient of The Xochiquetzalli
Award for Poetry\,Gabriela Erandi Rico as well as other poets who will b
e published in the book. wwww.galeriadelaraza.org.\n\nWe look forward to
continuing to strengthen our relations as Native American and Latina wo
men and best utilize our resources to create and uplift our communities.
\n\nThank you all\,\n\nMicaela Valdez\, Editor and Kristina Lovato-Herma
nn\, Art Editor\n\nMacha Femme Press\nhttp://www.myspace.com/machafemme
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/machanoticias Macha Femme Productions
supporting women of color artists since 1999. "The practice of l
ove is the most powerful antidote to the politics of domination." -bel
l hooks \n \n\n"I really enjoyed reading these poems. There were so ma
ny passionate\, brave and powerful voices that it made my task of judgin
g more difficult and challenging than I'd anticipated. That is good news
for the state of the art in the Latina/Native American women's communit
y. No shortage of talent and consciousness there!" \n\n─Genny Lim\,
Literary Judge for The Xochiquetzalli Award for Poetry
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081212T190000
DTSTAMP:20081209T011658Z
SUMMARY:Xochiquetzalli Poetry Night
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081212T230000
LOCATION:Galeria de la Raza\n2857 24th Street @ Bryant\, San Francisco\,
CA 94110
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Date 4/12/2008\nEvent Music and Crafts the Ohlone Way\nSta
rt Time 2:00 PM\nEnd Time 4:00 PM\nLocation Peralta Hacienda Historic
al Park\nDescription Experience "Music and Crafts\, the Ohlone Way"\, a
t Second Saturdays @ Peralta Hacienda\, a monthly public art event serie
s in the heart of Oakland’s Fruitvale. Explore the world of the first pe
ople of the Bay Area through hands-on arts and crafts activities led by
naturalist Dino Labiste. Watch a special performance of traditional Nati
ve dances by Marvin Marine and the Maidu-Miwok Dance Group. Listen as Oh
lone elder Ruth Orta discusses her path to rediscover the practices of h
er ancestors\, and shares the history of the original people who lived i
n Oakland. Park visitors will explore themes around the healing power of
historical awareness and the natural world upon which all of our cultur
es rely. Free and open to the public. Delicious food and a special tour
of the Ohlone Native Plant Garden are included. This event is part of a
series of gatherings that commemorate the history of Juan Bautista de An
za's 1776 expedition through Northern California and the resulting Nativ
e/Spanish encounter on Ohlone land\, which later became the Peralta ranc
ho\, covering 45\,000 acres of land where seven modern cities now stand
in Alameda County. Acknowledgment of the healing power of historical awa
reness\, and our universal need for expression through music and art\, a
re themes of the events. These programs address both our county’s early
Hispanic heritage\, as well as the impact that the introduction of Spani
sh culture had upon California’s indigenous people.\nPosted by jocelyn4
68\nUpdated 3/17/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080412T140000
DTSTAMP:20080326T190950Z
SUMMARY:Music and Crafts the Ohlone Way
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080412T160000
LOCATION:Peralta Hacienda Historical Park\, Oakland
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080814T190000
DTSTAMP:20080805T000756Z
SUMMARY:Longest Walk 2 Honoring Dinner
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080814T200000
LOCATION:IFH\, 523 International Blvd.\, Oakland
DESCRIPTION:Thursday August 14th\, 7 PM\nLongest Walk 2 Honoring Dinner\
n\nWelcome Home Walkers!\n\nCommunity Dinner -- All Are Welcome\nPlease
Bring a Dish to Share!\n\nFor more info visit www.ifhurbanrez.org\n
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SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:As the anticipated series Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Ma
king Us Sick debuts on most PBS stations on March 27\, producer Jim Fort
ier (Metis/Ojibwe)divulges his work on episode four\, Bad Sugar\, and di
scusses his film path.
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080327
DTSTAMP:20080313T031757Z
SUMMARY:Bad Sugar by Jim Fortier on PBS
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20080328
LOCATION:PBS
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080528T173000
DTSTAMP:20080522T230130Z
SUMMARY:Linda Hogan\, Chickasaw Author\,Lecture\, Reception and Dinner
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080528T183000
LOCATION:Clubhouse/Ground Floor\, 524 Lasuen Mall\, Stanford
DESCRIPTION:Lecture\, Reception and Dinner with Linda Hogan\, Chickasaw
Author\n5:30-8:30\, Wednesday\, May 28\nTBA and NACC\, Clubhouse/Ground
Floor\, 524 Lasuen Mall\nInfo: Cherrie Moraga\, cmoraga@stanford
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Date 1/21/2008\nEvent Tribal Renewable Energy Workshop (Ov
er Four Days)\nStart Time 8:00 AM\nEnd Time 5:00 PM\nLocation Hilton
Sacramento Arden West\nDescription Tribal Renewable Energy Workshop\nPo
sted by DJaber0\nUpdated 1/3/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080121T080000
DTSTAMP:20080207T002255Z
SUMMARY:Tribal Renewable Energy Workshop
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080121T170000
LOCATION:Hilton Sacramento
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Cualli Tonalli Sisters & Brothers\,\n \nWe invite you all to
our new chapter of American Indian Movement (AIM) and our first fund-ra
iser at NEW COLLEGE\, 777 VALENCIA ST.\, SAN FRANCISCO\, CA\, FROM 6:00
p.m.-9:30 p.m.\, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 29\, 2008\,commemorating Wounded Knee 7
3\; donation $10.00 at the door.\n \nWe hope to see you all on the 29th!
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080229T180000
DTSTAMP:20080312T184006Z
SUMMARY:AIM West Fundrasier
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080229T213000
LOCATION:777 VALENCIA ST.\, SAN FRANCISCO\, CA
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DESCRIPTION:Description \nThe National Indian Justice Center of Santa Ro
sa announces a Capacity Building Mini-Conference on September 10 - 12\,
2008 focused on cultivating leadership\, organizational\, programmatic a
nd community engagement capacity in Native youth programs and services.\
n\nTogether we can build sustainable community assets that respond to th
e needs of Native Youth and reflect community cultural values.\n\nThis F
REE Conference is for tribal council members\, parents and family member
s\, grand-parents\, youth\, tribal agency employees\, community- and fai
th-based health and social service providers\, and others who work with
or are concerned about the health\, safety\, welfare and positive develo
pment of Native American youth in Sonoma\, Lake and Mendocino Counties.\
n\nFor more information and a registration form\, visit the Activating N
ative Youth Assets webpage at http://nijc.org/cey.html or the projet’s s
ocial forum at http://nijc.mrooms.org or call NIJC Training Coordinator\
, Sabrina Rawson at (707) 579-5507.\n\nThe following schedule is subject
to change. A free networking lunch will be provided each day. All acti
vities\, except for the special evening dance performance\, take place a
t the NIJC facility at 5250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa\, CA 95403. Registra
tion is limited with priority given to tribal members and personnel in t
he project service area.\n\nWednesday\, September 10\, 2008:\n\nAssessin
g Your Organization to Prepare a Strategic Plan (9:00 a.m. to 12 noon)\n
\nThe Power of Radio: Creating PSA’s for Youth Programs (9:00 a.m. to 12
noon)\n\nNetworking Lunch—Youth and Civic Participation (12 noon to 1:3
0 p.m.)\n\nNative Youth Forum: Our Communities\, Our Needs\, Our Strengt
hs (1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.)\n\nThe Power of Radio: Creating PSA’s for Yo
uth Programs (1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.)\n\nPomo Youth Dance Group Performa
nce (5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Sonoma County Indian Health Project)\n\nT
hursday\, September 11\, 2008:\n\nDeveloping Youth Programs and Identify
ing Success: Program Improvement and Taking Credit for\n\nAchievements (
9:00 a.m. to 12 noon)\n\nNetworking Lunch—Sustainable Tribal Communities
: The Power of Collaboration (12 noon to 1:30 p.m.)\n\nStrength-based As
sessment and Service Delivery for At-Risk Youth (1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.)
\n\nFriday\, September 12\, 2008:\n\nUsing Distance Learning to Deliver
Native Youth Programs (9:00 a.m. to 12 noon)\n\nDigital Video Production
\, Editing and Techniques (9:00 a.m. to 12 noon)\n\nNetworking Lunch (12
noon to 1:30 p.m.)\n\nCreating Interactive Distance Learning Programs w
ith Moodle (1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.)\n\nDigital Video Production Editing
and Techniques (1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.)\n\nPosted by CAO-777\nUpdated
8/18/2008\n
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SUMMARY:Mini-Conference for Native Youth Serving Organizations
CREATED:20081004T171957Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080911T170000
LOCATION:5250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa CA 95403
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DESCRIPTION:"Subject: 8\,000 DRUMS on March 21\,\n2008 at noon\n\nPLEASE
DO YOUR PART AND FORWARD TO ALL OF OUR RED NATIONS...\nSUPPORT ALL OF O
UR BROTHERS AND SISTERS...LET US STAND TOGETHER AS ONE PROUD UNITED NATI
ON!\n \nPassing along the word to bring healing for our Mother Earth\n\n
This special event will take place 12 noon EST. It is also a full moon t
hat day and spring equinox is March 20\, 2008 (eg. if you are on the wes
t coast\, your time will be 10am (actually\, 9am pst) this will be your
time to be aligned with us here in EST etc. etc.)\n\n DRU
MS on March 21 at Noon est\n\nHELLO\, GREETINGS\, ANIIN\, TANSI\, HAN\,
HAKODA!!\nDarlene Courchene was contacted by my friend Gilles Novaks wh
o is a Montagnais Indian from Montreal .\nHe is a Medicine Man and a Hea
ler. He asked me to get as many Tribal people to participate in a worldw
ide ceremony called the "8\,000 Drums". He was contacted by two Huron Cl
an Grandmothers from up there in\nw:st="on"> Canada and they\nasked him
to help spread the word to all Indians everywhere. It will take place on
March 21\, 2008 at 12:00 noon\n \nAll you need to do is play a drum\n
either alone\, or with a group or have the whole Tribe par
ticipate. The purpose\n is to fulfill the OTOMI PROPHECY.
The Otomi's are Mayan Olmec and Toltec\n descendants. Th
e drums will be played so that the Creator will hear us and\n
grant our wishes as we pray for help in the Healing Process of our
Mother\n Earth.\n\n People are destroying Her and our Mot
her Earth needs our prayers. Thank you."\nThere is also more info/links
on the Otomi....\n \nhttp://www.universidadindigena.org/uii/id58.html
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DTSTAMP:20080609T201600Z
SUMMARY:8000 Drums
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080321T130000
LOCATION:everywhere
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DESCRIPTION:Final Friday Cinema @ Eastside Arts Alliance Cultural Center
presents:Our Land Our Life.\n\nCarrie and Mary Dann\, two elderly Shosh
one sisters\, are engaged in a thirty-year battle for rights to their ow
n land. \nThe U.S. government unlawfully seized a significant parcel of
Shoshone territory in 1974\, beginning a battle that went to the Supreme
Court and beyond\, \nand inciting humanitarian intervention from organi
zations including Amnesty International and the United Nations. \nDirect
ors Beth and George Gage eloquently piece together the story of the long
and tireless\n efforts that two incredible women put toward securing in
digenous rights in the United States.\n This is a film that reveals shoc
king information about crimes that continue to be committed against Nati
ve Americans.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080228T190000
DTSTAMP:20080304T225753Z
SUMMARY:Free Screening: Our Land Our Life
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080228T200000
LOCATION:2277 International blvd.\n Oakland CA.
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DESCRIPTION:LeAnne Howe\, is making a rare Bay Area appearance. Don't m
iss her! And please let your friends know about her readings.\n\nLeAnne
is a citizen of the Choctaw Nation in Oklahoma\, and her writings are d
rawn from both personal experience as well as scholarly research. She's
a professor in English and American Indian Studies at the University of
Illinois\, Urbana. \n\nHer new novel is "Miko Kings\," set in Indian
Territory's queen city\, Ada\, Oklahoma\, during the baseball fever of 1
907\, but moves back and forth from 1969\, during the Vietnam War\, to p
resent day. The story focuses on an Indian baseball team but brings a n
ew understanding of the term\, "America's favorite pastime." For indige
nous communities in Indian Territory (what Oklahoma was before it became
a state)\, baseball was an extension of a sport they'd been playing for
centuries before their forced removal to Indian Territory from their so
utheastern homeland.\n\n\nMonday\, February 11: UC Berkeley\, Eth
nic Studies Library\, Dwinnelle Hall\, 4 p.m. Berkeley\, CA.\n\nTuesday\
, February 12: Modern Times Bookstore\, 7:30 pm\, San Francisco\,
CA. \n\nWednesday\, February 13: \nSan Francisco State Universit
y\nWednesday\, February 13\, 2008\, 2:00-3:30 pm\nThe Richard Oakes Mult
icultural Center\nTerrace Level of the Cesar Chavez Student Center\nSpon
sored by the American Indian Studies Department\nPhone: 415-338-1054 _
Email: aismain@sfsu.edu\nPosted by janto924\nUpdated 1/28/2008
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DTSTAMP:20080207T003645Z
SUMMARY:LeAnne Howe
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080211T180000
LOCATION:UC Berkeley\, Ethnic Studies Library\, Dwinnelle Hall\, Berkele
y\, CA.
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DESCRIPTION:The brand new SFSU Ethnic Studies Student Resource & Empower
ment Center and First Nation Hawks Student Organization will be holding
a casual social gathering where Native American and Indigenous college s
tudents can meet one another and have a good time. (This is NOT limited
to SFSU students.) This event is April 16\, 2008 (Wednesday) evening fro
m 4:30-8 p.m. at san Francisco State University\, 1600 Holloway Ave\, SF
\, CA 94132. It is being held on the Terrace Level of the Cesar Chavez S
tudent Center in the Rigoberta Menchu Room. There will be a DJ\, an open
Mic and a DESSERT BUFFET. Admission is FREE.
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SUMMARY:Native American Students Social Gathering at SFSU
CREATED:20081004T171955Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080416T200000
LOCATION:SFSU
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DESCRIPTION:Exhibit: "The Americana Indian:\n American Indians in the A
merican Imagination"\n Curated by Dr. Brian Baker\, Native American Stu
dies\, CSU-Sacramento\nMay 1-June 30\, 2008\nTresidder Memorial Union\,
Main Lobby\, Stanford
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DTSTAMP:20080508T214543Z
SUMMARY:Exhibit: "The Americana Indian: American Indians in the America
n Imagination"
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080503T130000
LOCATION:Tresidder Memorial Union\, Main Lobby\, Stanford
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DESCRIPTION:Gathering Tribes Sponsors Longest Walk 2 Benefit Auction\n\n
Longest Walk 2 Benefit Auction\nThursday\, June 5 \nGathering Tribes \n5
:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. \nWine & Cheese Reception \n5:30 to 6:30 Silent Au
ction\n6:30 to 7:00 Longest Walk Update\n7:00 to 8:30 Live Auction \n\nT
he Longest Walk 2 is a five month long trans-continental journey on foot
from San Francisco\, CA to Washington\, DC with a message to protect ou
r environment & sacred sites. They are walking for cultural survival\, y
outh empowerment & Native American rights. \n\nThe Longest Walk 2 marks
the 30th anniversary of the first Longest Walk in 1978. The need for fun
ds is urgent! The walkers are facing tremendous adversity with the weath
er and lack of funds. \n\nYou can help! Put your "economic stimulus" che
ck to good use to\nbenefit the walks & Mother Earth. \n\nConfirmed Aucti
on Items Include: \n\nOriginal Ledger Painting by Michael Horse \nArtist
Proof Print by John Balloue \nPainting by Ernest Olmos \nJewelry by And
rew RedHorse Alvarez \nArt Lamps by Sue Johnson \nSession with Tradition
al Healer: Fabiola Zepeda \nJewelry by Victor Gabriel \nJewelry by Penni
e Opal Plant \nArt Piece by Kim Soares \nRattle by Soaring Eagle Woman \
n2 Antelope Baskets \nOriginal Painting by Little Chief \nEtched Glass b
y Silverhawk \nand many more great items... \nPlease see www.gatheringtr
ibes.com/events for photos of some of the items\nJoin us for a beautiful
evening of art\, wine\, cheese and fun!\n\nThe Longest Walk 2 is a five
month long trans-continental journey on foot from San\nFrancisco\, CA t
o Washington\, DC. The Longest Walk 2 marks the 30th anniversary \nof t
he first Longest Walk in 1978. Walkers departed the San Francisco Bay
Area in\nFebruary and are due to arrive in Washington\, D.C. on July 11.
There are two routes\non the walk\, a northern route and a southern ro
ute. Native Americans and their allies\, \nincluding a group of Buddhis
t monks from Japan are walking with a message to protect \nthe environme
nt & sacred sites. They are walking for cultural survival\, youth empowe
rment \nand Native American rights. For more information about the Long
est Walk 2 to to:\nwww.longestwalk.org. \n\nThe need for funds is urgent
. The walkers are facing tremendous adversity with the weather \nand lac
k of funds. Pennie Opal Plant\, owner of Gathering Tribes\, is sponsori
ng an auction\non June 5 to benefit the Walk and walkers. The event wil
l be held at Gathering Tribes located\nat 1573 Solano Avenue in Berkeley
\, California. The auction will begin with a wine and cheese reception
at 5:30. A silent auction will be held from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.\, fo
llowed by a live auction from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Longest Walk 2 Coo
rdinators\, Morningstar Gali and Tony Gonzales\, will give an update bet
ween 6:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.\n\nMany award winning Native artists\, jewe
lers and sculptors have donated items to this\nevent\, including ledger
artist\, Michael Horse\, leather and bead-worker\, Dina One Heart\nGilio
\, sculptor\, Victor Vigil\, jeweler\, Victor Gabriel\, leather worker\,
Kim Soares\, and others.\nHowever\, more items are needed. Pennie Opal
Plant is inviting other Walk supporters to contribute items and/or serv
ices. Auction items need not be exclusively Native American.\nIf you h
ave an item or service to contribute\, please call Gathering Tribes at (
510) 528-9038. \nAs many items as possible will be listed on the Gather
ing Tribes' web site at: www.gatheringtribes.com \n\nIf you would like t
o help publicize this event\, please call Gathering Tribes to have poste
rs\nand/or hand-outs sent to you.\n\nGathering Tribes\n1573 Solano Avenu
e\nBerkeley\, CA 94707\n(510) 528-9038\nwww.gatheringtribes.com \n\n
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SUMMARY:Longest Walk Benefit Auction
CREATED:20081004T171955Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080605T203000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, Berkeley
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SEQUENCE:1
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SUMMARY:IFH Events Committee Meeting Tuesday March 4th 5 PM
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080304T183000
LOCATION:IFH 523 International Blvd Oakland
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DESCRIPTION:City Lights celebrates Crude Reflections\n\nThursday\, May 2
9th\, 7pm\nBook launch party at Exposure Gallery in SF \n801 Howard St.
near 4th Street (in the Wolf Street Senior Housing Center)\n\nJoin the a
uthors and a special delegation from Ecuador to discuss and view the "Cr
ude Reflections" photo exhibit. \n\nPhotographers Lou Dematteis and Kaya
na Szymczak took their cameras into Ecuador's Amazon rainforest and brou
ght back images of the exquisite beauty of the land and its indigenous p
eoples. They also brought back a darker perspective--shocking images of
the devastating effects of Texaco's (now Chevron) oil extraction practic
es\, both on the environment and on the people who inhabit the region. I
n the face of disease\, death\, and the contamination of their land\, he
re is a document of the Ecuadoran peoples' front-line fight for environm
ental justice and their heroic struggle to save their rainforest.\n\n"Cr
ude Reflections tells a harrowing tale through the eyes of two photograp
hers hell bent on saving the heart of the world. Lou Dematteis and Kayan
a Szymczak take no prisoners with this potent book." \n--Donna Ferrato\,
author of Living with the Enemy \n\nCrude Reflections: Oil\, Ruin and R
esistance in the Amazon Rainforest\nby Lou Dematteis and Kayana Szymczak
\nForeword by Trudie Styler and Sting \n\nHardcover Edition | ISBN 978-0
-87286-472-6 | $40.00 \nPaperback Edition | ISBN 978-0-87286-471-9 | $24
.95\n
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DTSTAMP:20080521T183102Z
SUMMARY:Book Launch: Crude Reflections
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080529T210000
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:1st Annual Indigenous Nations Craft Fair\nSaturday August 23
\, 10am-5pm 1436 Clarke Street\, San Leandro\n\nNative Art\, crafts\, In
dian tacos\, snow cones. Bouncy house for kids\, raffle\, all proceeds g
o to Indigenous Nations Child and Family Agency. FREE and open to the pu
blic.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080823T100000
DTSTAMP:20080807T182106Z
SUMMARY:Indigenous Nations Craft Fair
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080823T170000
LOCATION:1436 Clarke Street\, San Leandro
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DESCRIPTION:Artisan and Cultural Fair / Celebrating Mother’s Day\nFeria
Artesanal y Cultural / Celebrando el Día de la Madre\n\nSaturday May 10t
h\, 9am-6pm: Plaza 24th BART Station\nSunday May 11th\, 9am-6pm: Plaza 1
6th BART Station\n\nThere will be free activities for children\, handmad
e artisan jewelry\, and\ngifts for sale\, live music and special guests.
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DTSTAMP:20080510T040911Z
SUMMARY:Artisan and Cultural Fair
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080511T180000
LOCATION:16th St BART Plaza\, SF
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our 9th Annual Stroytelling Festival by the Sea.
We're expecting good weather at our lovely Campfire Center\, but we alwa
ys have the option of moving to the historical Trinidad Town Hall should
the weather dictate. our storytellers are impressive and our musicians
are ready to set the tone for the best stroytelling festival ever.\n \nA
blanket to keep your seat warm and comfortable is a good idea.\n \nCome
ready to enjoy the moment.\n \nYou'll love the great stories that are c
oming your way @ Patrick Point State Park\n \n~THERE IS A CHARGE ~\nRegi
stration takes place upon entry into Patrick Point State Park\n \nCall D
an O'Gara @ 1(707) 677~3840 for registration\, meals & parking informati
on.\n \nSend registration form w/ your check or money order payable to\n
Ink People Festival\nP.O. Box 517\nTrinidad\, Calif. 95570\n \n"We recom
mend carpooling"\n \nSponsored & Produced by North Coast Storytellers w/
The Ink People Center For The Arts\n \nFor more information\, visit webs
ite: or visit myspace: \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080912T183000
DTSTAMP:20080903T200712Z
SUMMARY:9th Annual Storytelling by the Sea /Patrick Point State Park
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080912T223000
LOCATION:Trinidad
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DESCRIPTION:May 2\, 2009 - Environmental Issues in Indian Country\n\nAug
ust 15\, 2009 - Update on Indian Gaming\n\nAll lectures are held:\nSatur
day from 1:30pm to 3:30pm\nCalifornia Indian Museum & Cultural Center\n5
250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa\, CA 95403\nClick here for public transit (b
us) directions from San Francisco and Petaluma. All lectures are free to
the public and free of charge!! Refreshments and snacks provided!! Plea
se call ahead to (707) 579-3004 to reserve seating. Space is limited.\n
cimcc.org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090502T133000
DTSTAMP:20080924T194433Z
SUMMARY:Environmental Issues in Indian Country\, CIMCC
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090502T153000
LOCATION:5250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa
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SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Date 4/12/2008\nEvent FREE Women's Self Defense Workshop\n
Start Time 8:30 AM\nEnd Time 2:00 PM\nLocation IFH (Intertribal Frien
dship House-Oakland)\nDescription \n* FREE Women's Self Defense Class*\n
\n* Saturday\, April 12th 8:30am-2:00pm *\n\n* Professiona Instructors *
\n\n* Breakfast & Lunch Provided *\n\n* RAFFLE PRIZES *\n\n \n\nOakland
Police Department will be offering a FREE women’s self defense class at
IFH (523 International Blvd.\, Oakland) on Saturday\, April 12 from 8:30
am-2pm. Women will learn how to recognize dangerous situations and life
saving self defense techniques. This mini workshop starts promptly at 8:
30am and ends at 2pm\, with plenty of time to attend the Mills Powwow. B
reakfast\, Lunch and light snacks are provided to help you “kick-start”
your day! Raffle prizes will be given away for those who complete this w
orkshop. Please RSVP by April 10th (Thursday) if you will attend– this i
s so we know how much food and prizes to buy. Come learn from experience
d teachers! This is a great opportunity for mothers\, sisters\, aunts\,
nieces\, daughters and grandmas! RSVP with Janelle at olqcutn_maxe
@hotmail.com\n\nPosted by olqcutn_maxe\nUpdated 3/27/2008
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DTSTAMP:20080402T082033Z
SUMMARY:FREE Women's Self Defense Class
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080412T140000
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, September 4\, 2008\, 5-8 PM\, Exhibit Reception a
nd Opening: David Bacon: Communities Without Borders\, CCSC Art Gallery\
, SFSU \, 1600 Holloway\, San Francisco. FMI: 415-338-2580.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080904T170000
DTSTAMP:20080903T203511Z
SUMMARY:Reception and Opening: David Bacon: Communities Without Borders
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080904T200000
LOCATION: CCSC Art Gallery\, SFSU \, 1600 Holloway\, San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Sixth Annual Indian Market\nMay 17\, 2008\nHeritage Park\nTu
olumne Band of Me-Wuk and\nBlack Oak Casino\nTuolumne\, CA\n\nWe are ple
ased to invite you to our Sixth Annual Indian Market on Saturday\, May
17\, 2008 here at Heritage Park located on the Casino property. The Par
k gets more and more beautiful as the years go by. It will be another pl
easant day among the oaks and green grass.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080517T100000
DTSTAMP:20080507T184044Z
SUMMARY:Sixth Annual Indian Market
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080517T170000
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Date 3/5/2008\nEvent California Tribal Museum Partnership
Summit\nStart Time 1:00 PM\nEnd Time 1:00 PM\nLocation Wyndam Palm Sp
rings Hotel\nDescription Dear Colleague\, Please join us on March 5th f
or the 2008 California Tribal Museum Partnership Summit at the Wyndam Pa
lm Springs Hotel. The preservation and revitalization of California trib
al culture is vital to our communities. Our 2008 New Journeys in Collabo
ration program will feature information on development\, fundraising\, p
lanning and academic partnerships for successful tribal museum and cultu
ral development. We hope you will attend this educational and networking
event dedicated to the issues\, successes and challenges of creating Ca
lifornia tribal museums and cultural centers. Free registration is avail
able for California Native communities. **Submit the attached registrati
on form to ensure your place** We appreciate you providing a separate fo
rm for each member of your community who will be attending. You may subm
it the fillable form by email\, or fax it to (707) 579-9019\, attention\
, Sabrina Rawson\, or mail it to CIMCC\, 5250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa\,
CA 95403 A block of rooms is being held for attendees March 4-6\, 2008 a
t the Wyndam Hotel. Make your reservations by February 3\, 2008 to secur
e a special room rate of $159.00 (single/double) plus tax. To receive th
e rate please call the Wyndam and tell them that you are with the “New J
ourneys in Collaboration” group. Wyndam Palm Springs 888 Tahquitz Canyon
Way Palm Springs\, CA 92262 (760) 322-6000 New Journeys in Collaboratio
n is Co-hosted by the Agua Caliente Cultural Museum and coincides with t
he ACCM 2008 Festival of Native Film and Culture\, March 5 -9\, 2008\, p
lease visit www.accmuseum.org Sincerely\, California Indian Museum and C
ultural Center (707) 579-3004 cimandcc@aol.com www.cimcc.org\nPosted by
janto924\nUpdated 1/3/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080305T130000
DTSTAMP:20080314T065626Z
SUMMARY:Tribal Museum Partnership Summit
CREATED:20081004T171959Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080305T130000
LOCATION:Wyndam Palm Springs Hotel
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SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:RUNNING IS MY HIGH\nStart Time 9:00 AM\nEnd Time 2:00 PM\n
Location 568 Bellevue Avenue\, Lakeside Park\, Lake Merritt\, Oakland\n
Description \nHappy New Year's! Native American Health Center's 7th ann
ual Running Is My High race/walk event will be held at Lake Merritt\, Oa
kland again. Day of registration starts at 7:30. All registered runners
/walkers will be given our Native-designed t-shirt. Contact Deborah at
510-535-4400 x101 or deboraht@nativehealth.org to register before March
and get a discount for the event!!!\n \nCome bring your family and frien
ds to celebrate life and good health!!! \n \nCheers!!!\n \nPosted by da
rkstarrising\nUpdated 1/4/2008
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DTSTAMP:20080207T004518Z
SUMMARY:Running Is My High
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080308T140000
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DESCRIPTION:Zuni fetish carver\, Lena Boone will be at Gathering Tribes
on Saturday and Sunday\, September 20 & 21\, and award winning Pueblo je
weler\, Charlene Reano\, will be showing on Saturday and Sunday\, Septem
ber 27 & 28. To see the complete list of upcoming shows at Gathering Tr
ibes go to http://www.gatheringtribes.com/events.php. Make sure you ma
rk your calendars for the events you want to attend! Gathering Tribes\
, 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley. Weekend hours: Saturday\, 10 am - 6 pm.\,
Sunday\, 11 am - 5 pm. FMI: 510.528-9038 www.gatheringtribes.com. ***
\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080920T100000
DTSTAMP:20080924T201904Z
SUMMARY:Lena Boone festish carver
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080920T180000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley.
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DESCRIPTION:\nDecember 13\, 2008 - Storytelling for Christmas\n\nFebruar
y 28\, 2009- The Origins of Tribal Disenrollment\n\nMay 2\, 2009 - Envir
onmental Issues in Indian Country\n\nAugust 15\, 2009 - Update on Indian
Gaming\n\nAll lectures are held:\nSaturday from 1:30pm to 3:30pm\nCalif
ornia Indian Museum & Cultural Center\n5250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa\, CA
95403\nClick here for public transit (bus) directions from San Francisc
o and Petaluma. All lectures are free to the public and free of charge!!
Refreshments and snacks provided!! Please call ahead to (707) 579-3004
to reserve seating. Space is limited.\ncimcc.org
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DTSTAMP:20080924T194147Z
SUMMARY:Storytelling at CIMCC
CREATED:20081004T171955Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081213T153000
LOCATION:5250 Aero Drive
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DESCRIPTION:IFH Movie & Family Night\n\nWednesday\, April 16th\n\nCo spo
nsored by Oakland Ready to Learn\n\n6 p.m. Free Dinner\n\nKids Activitie
s: Art & Pop up book making\n\nWe will be screening:\n\nOur Land Our Lif
e.\n\nCarrie and Mary Dann\, two elderly Shoshone sisters\, are engaged
in a thirty-year battle for rights to their own land. The U.S. governmen
t unlawfully seized a significant parcel of Shoshone territory in 1974\,
beginning a battle that went to the Supreme Court and beyond\, and inci
ting humanitarian intervention from organizations including Amnesty Inte
rnational and the United Nations. Directors Beth and George Gage eloquen
tly piece together the story of the long and tireless efforts that two
incredible women put toward securing indigenous rights in the United Sta
tes. This is a film that reveals shocking information about crimes that
continue to be committed against Native Americans.\nPlease join us!\n\n
\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20080414T022457Z
SUMMARY:IFH Movie & Family Night
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080416T210000
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DESCRIPTION:CCSRE and AAAS are delighted to announce that\, inspite of p
revious cancellation notice\, both N. Scott Momaday and Houston Baker wi
ll be speaking at this Thursday's 2008 Celebrated Speakers Forum!\nThe C
enter for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity (CCSRE) cordially in
vites you to attend our 2008 Celebrated speakers forum\nThursday\, April
24th\nBechtel Conference Center\nEncina Hall\nfeaturing\nfrom 4:00 to 5
:00pm\nN. scott momaday\, ph.d.\n Pulitzer Prize Winning Author\, Poet a
nd Scholar who will speak on "ethnic perspectives on oral tradition"\nRe
ception from 5:00 to 5:30pm\nAND from 5:30 to 6:30pm\nhouston a. baker\,
jr\n Dinstinguished University Professor\, Vanderbilt University\nwho w
ill speak on\n" just enough for the city:\nRichard wright and the black
urban imaginary"
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DTSTAMP:20080423T081613Z
SUMMARY:Momaday at Stanford
CREATED:20081004T172001Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080424T053000
LOCATION:Bechtel Conference Center\nEncina Hall\, Stanford\n
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DESCRIPTION:\nEvent BAAITS Monthly Community Potluck\nStart Time 7:00
PM\nEnd Time 8:30 PM\nLocation SF LGBT Community Center\nDescription \
nWhen: Last Friday until Friday October 31\, 2008.\n \nLocation: SF
LGBT Community Center\, Room Q11\nStreet: 1800 Market Street (at Octa
via)\nCity State Zip: San Francisco\, CA 94102-6227\nPhone: 415-865-
5616 www.baaits.org\nNotes: Start your Friday night by hanging out wit
h some two-spirits for a coupla hours! Come\, have dinner and chat.\n\nB
ring something to share -- food\, non-alcoholic drinks\, poem\, song\, e
tc.\n\nWe should be in Room Q11\; check the board in the lobby to confir
m.\n\nRAFFLE! Get your raffle tickets $1.00 each or 6 tickets for $5.00.
Donations of raffle prizes can be sent to BAAITS\, 1800 Market St.\, Bo
x 95\, San Francisco\, CA 94102-6227.\nPosted by JennO\nUpdated 5/18/2
008
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DTSTAMP:20080522T233048Z
SUMMARY:BAAITS Monthly Potluck
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080530T180000
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DESCRIPTION:Olompali State Historic Park \n23rd Annual Heritage Day \nSu
nday\, May 18th \nPresented By \nCalifornia State Parks \nAnd The Olompa
li People \n\nHwy 101\, 3 miles North of Novato\n
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DTSTAMP:20080507T174242Z
SUMMARY:23rd Annual Heritage Day CA State Parks \nAnd The Olompali Peopl
e
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080518T160000
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DESCRIPTION:Join us to recieve the Peace and Dignity Runners! \n\n!Bueno
s Dias!\n\nThese companeros are doing a run from Alaska to Panama where
they meet up with runners from Chile... they are passing through San J
ose so there is an effort to get a lot of people out to welcome them.\n\
nThere is a brief welcome at the imagen of Quetzalcoatl downtown San J
ose at 3 pm next Tuesday July 8th. People are invited to walk from t
here to the Gardner Community Center with the runners (who will walk...)
. At the Center a couple of dances (Azteca) will be offered to honor t
he runners then there's a big meal. Jaime and I have been asked to say
a few words at the Quetzalcoatl then we plan to join the walk. It would
be a great opportunity to connect with the 'sector' of the Chicano comm
unity that works hard for the rights of indigenous people. The run is
to bring together indigenous nations throughout the continent and raise
awareness of efforts to heal this planet. Tuesday is also an opportunit
y to honor el maestro\, Andres Segura and Blanca Alvarado\, who had the
vision to bring to San Jose a representation of 'Quetzalcoatl Thought'
- -- among many teachings\, the understanding of the connection between
community and environment\, the arts and peace. \n\nThese friends are in
dire need of donations for gas - which\, as you can imagine\, has turne
d out to cost several times what they originally planned. Any dolares y
ou can spare are greatly needed\; please contact me if you can make a do
nation (contact me at 408 - 464 - 4385 )\, \n\nPaz y Luz\,\nElisa Marina
Alvarado \nelisamarina@teatrovision.org\n\n\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20080703T164347Z
SUMMARY:Welcome Peace and Dignity Runners!
CREATED:20081004T171952Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080708T213000
LOCATION:Gardner Community Center\n520 W. Virginia St. San Jose
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DESCRIPTION:From the 4 Directions\nSomarts Gallery\, 934 Brannan Street\
, San Francisco\nOpening Reception Thurs July 3\, from 6-9.\n\nWith arti
sts' reception for 35 participating artists\, potluck food\, performance
by Ras K'Dee and One Struggle\, Neshkinukat Directory Release\, it will
be a good time! Free. Cosponsored by SOMARTS and American Indian Contm
eporary Arts. Other events scheduled during the exhibit. FMI: http://
www.blackash.org/4directions\, www.somarts.org or janenantoine@mac.com.\
n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080703T180000
DTSTAMP:20080721T215351Z
SUMMARY:From The Four Directions Exhibit Opening and Reception Performan
ces
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080703T210000
LOCATION:Somarts Gallery\, 934 Brannan Street\, San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:View the calendar at this link. To have events posted: post
at this link and they will be added to the calendar. \n\nhttp://groups
.msn.com/bayareaindiancalendar/eventsbayarea1.msnw\n\nThe calendar is ma
intained by American Indian Contemporary Arts.\n\nThanks!
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nantoine&n=BAIC%20Calendar.ics
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080602T170000
DTSTAMP:20080522T233656Z
SUMMARY:Bay Area Indian Calendar
CREATED:20081004T172006Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080602T180000
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DESCRIPTION:"IN BETWEEN HEAVEN & HAWAIKI" a performance by Samoan/Aotea
roa Artist and\nart curator\, ROSANNA RAYMOND.\n\nDe Young Museum\, San
Francsico\n7:00PM\, Friday April 18\, 2008\n\nFor more info\, please go
to:\nhttp://www.taulapapa.com/exhibitions.html\n\nFor more info on the
museum and parking info\, please go:\nhttp://www.famsf.org/deyoung/visit
ing/index.asp\n
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DTSTAMP:20080414T031056Z
SUMMARY:In Between Heaven and Hawaiki by Rosanna Raymond
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080418T210000
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DESCRIPTION:\nArtist Lecture & Reception: Thursday\, April 17 at
6:30pm\n\n\n\nAn exhibition of sculpture\, works on paper\, hide drums\,
cloth\, copper\, and woven spruce-root basketry by renowned Haida artis
t Robert Davidson. Davidson is only the second First Nations artist to
have a solo show at the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa and has als
o been essential to the 20th-century renaissance of Haida culture. He h
as been awarded three honorary doctorates and the prestigious Order of C
anada in 1996 in recognition of his artistic and cultural achievements.
Works by Reg Davidson\, Claude Davidson\, Robert Davidson Sr. and Charl
es Edenshaw will also be on display.\n\n\n\nMeet the artist and hear him
speak about his work on April 17 at 6:30pm.\n\nThere will be a lecture\
, walk through the gallery and reception for reknowned Haida artist Robe
rt Davidson at the CN Gorman Museum at David\, CA at 6:30 p.m.\n\n\nThe
event is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be serve
d.\n\nContact:\n\nVeronica Passalacqua\, Curator\nGorman Museum\, 530-75
2-6567.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080417T160000
DTSTAMP:20080415T090241Z
SUMMARY:Robert Davidson Lecture and Reception UC Davis
CREATED:20081004T171954Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080417T170000
LOCATION:CN Gorman Museum
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Hello all Tlingit & Haida Members\,\nAttached is more inform
ation on the Sealaska Annual Meeting to be held at the Westin Hotel at M
arket and Third St.\, San Francisco beginning at 10 a.m. on Saturday\, J
une 28th. We need to have volunteers to attend our Tlingit and Haida m
embership table beginning at 9:45 a.m. and the place where we need peopl
e the most is after 1 p.m. We will be in the Franciscan Room on the 3rd
floor with all of the artists. \n \nIt should be a lot of fun with all
the visiting\, great food and you are more likely to get a free parking
space nearby or the Hotel valet if you come early. Sealaska is planning
to have door prizes and drawings throughout the whole meeting. \n \nKat
hy Paddock\, President\n\nSan Francisco Tlingit & Haida Community Counci
l\nphone 415 887 9315
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080628T100000
DTSTAMP:20080625T183934Z
SUMMARY:Sealaska's Shareholder Fair Information
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080628T170000
LOCATION:Westin Hotel\, 3rd and Market\, San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:Gathering Tribes\nGathering Tribes: 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkel
ey CA\n(510) 528-9038 www.gatheringtribes.com\n______________________
_________________________________\n\nThis Thursday\, June 26 - 7:00 p.m.
\n\nGathering Tribes is honored to present:\n\nMaestro Mazatzin\n\nMaest
ro (honored teacher) Mazatzin is an expert on the original ancient \ncal
endar upon which the Mayan\, Aztec and Toltec calendars are based. \nT
hese indigenous calendars are cyclical and we are currently in a cycle \
nwhich ends in the year 2012. Maestro Mazatzin will share information
\nregarding the ending of this cycle\, the beginning of the next one\, a
nd \nthe prophesies regarding the time we are living in as they relate t
o the \ncalendar and to the future of humanity.\n\nMaestro Mazatzin rece
ived the vision to travel throughout \nthe Americas teaching all who wil
l receive it the wisdom and message of \nthe calendar and its importance
to humanity. He will also bring posters of \nthe calendar and booklets
detailing the images on the calendar and their \nmeanings which will be
available for purchase. \n\nThe calendar not only charts natural time
in 13\, 20 and 52 day increments\, \nit also gives information about the
purpose of individual's life based on the \nday\, month and year of bir
th. \n\nMazatzin is able to travel the lands presenting this informatio
n due to the \ngood will and financial assistance of those receiving it.
There is no charge\nfor this lecture\, but participants are encouraged
to contribute as much as\npossible so that Mazatzin can continue his jo
urney of assisting all of us\nduring these challenging and interesting t
imes.\n\nSeating will be on the floor at Gathering Tribes. There will o
nly be a few\nchairs available which will be reserved for elders and/or
those who need\nthem. You are welcome to bring a chair or pillow to sit
on.\n\nWe're looking forward to seeing you this Thursday at Gathering T
ribes!\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------
--------------\n \nFor more information on upcoming events in Indian Cou
ntry in the Bay Area\, go to: http://groups.msn.com/bayareaindiancalenda
r/_whatsnew.msnw \nAnd listen to Bay Native Circle on KPFA 94.1 every We
dnesday from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. to find out what's going on in Indian Cou
ntry!\n___________________________________________________________ \n \n
Peace & All Good Things to You!\n Since 1991\, Gathering Tribes Gallery
has featured art\, crafts and jewelry by\nNative American artisans and f
eatures the artwork and jewelry of Michael Horse. \n \nThe gallery is lo
cated at 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley\, CA\, and is open daily:\nSunday fr
om 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\, Monday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\,\nand
Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. \n \nFor more info
rmation call (510) 528-9038 or check the web site at www.gatheringtribes
.com\n \nGathering Tribes is a Native American woman owned business.\n \
nTo unsubscribe: hit reply and type "unsubscribe" in the subject line.
Thank you.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080626T190000
DTSTAMP:20080623T092044Z
SUMMARY:Mayan Calendar Lecture
CREATED:20081004T171953Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080626T200000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes: 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley CA
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DESCRIPTION:Date 4/7/2008\nEvent Native American Culture Days\nStart T
ime 6:00 AM\nEnd Time 10:00 PM\nLocation UC Davis\nDescription April
7-11: Native American Culture Days\nNow in its 37th year\, this year's
events will include a Sunrise Ceremony\, Youth Conference\, panels\, art
show\, Community Dinner\, Film Festival\, Day of Unity Performing Arts S
howcase and other programs that provide an opportunity to learn more abo
ut indigenous people and their culture.\n\nAll events are free and open
to the campus community and public. The Community Dinner is by individua
l invitation only.\n\n752-2027 or http://spac.ucdavis.edu/programs/nacd/
\nPosted by DJaber0\nUpdated 2/24/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080407T060000
DTSTAMP:20080314T062201Z
SUMMARY:Native American Culture Days
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080407T220000
LOCATION:UC Davis
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DESCRIPTION:Date 10/6/2007\nEvent Berkeley Indigenous Peoples Day Pow
Wow\nStart Time 10:00 AM\nEnd Time 6:00 PM\nLocation Civic Center Par
k\, Berkeley\nDescription Contest Dancing: all categories.Intertribal d
ancing. All Traditional Drums Invited 10 am: Exhibition Dancing.11am: Op
en Gourd Dancing. 12 noon: Grand Entry. 6 pm: Closing. - Free Admission
-15th Annual Celebration. Sponsored by the City of Berkeley\nPosted by
Ahbam\nUpdated 9/2/2007
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DTSTAMP:20080314T064105Z
SUMMARY:Indigenous Peoples Day Pow Wow
CREATED:20081004T171955Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071006T180000
LOCATION:Civic Center Park\, Berkeley
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DESCRIPTION:Mother Tongues: Language Preservation\, Interpretation and T
he Power of Words\nSunday\, April 27\, 2008 (2:00p to 5:00p)\nBayanihan
Community Center\, 1010 Mission Street\, 94103\n \nFeatured Participants
: \nL. Frank Manriquez - Advocates for Indigenous California Language S
urvival/Neshkanukat/California Indian Basketweavers’ Association \nRube
n Guzman – Cartoneria Artist\nShawna Kealameleku’uleialoha Alapa’i – Kum
u Hula\, H alau Hula Na Pua O Ka La'akea\nLing Mei Zhang – Wu Shu Sword
Master\n \nIn an English-dominant world\, what role does language play i
n cultural transmission\, heritage and intergenerational relations? Joi
n a rich discussion with indigenous\, newcomer\, and first- and second-
generation born folk and traditional artists\, storytellers and singers
to discuss language impacts\, best practices and challenges around langu
age preservation\, perpetuation and cultural transmission. \n \nPlease
RSVP by Friday\, April 25 by calling 415.346.3800 or e-mail at info@acta
online.org\n \nThe Alliance for California Traditional Arts Roundtable S
eries is made possible with support from the San Francisco Arts Commissi
on Cultural Equity Grants Program. This session is made possible in par
tnership with The San Francisco Foundation.\n\nSo we can get an estimate
of how many are coming\, please RSVP to me by next Friday (by e-mail or
you can call 415.346.3800)\, April 25 to let us know if you will be joi
ning us.\n \nPlease forward this to other colleagues whom you think may
be interested in attending! And\, as always\, feel free to contact me i
f you have any questions or need more information about this or upcoming
roundtables.\n \nHope to see you soon!\n \nSherwood\n \nSherwood Chen\n
Alliance for California Traditional Arts\n415.346.3800\nsherwood@actaonl
ine.org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080427T140000
DTSTAMP:20080423T165841Z
SUMMARY:Mother Tongues Panel
CREATED:20081004T171959Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080427T170000
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DESCRIPTION:Northern Californian Cherokee Picnic\nSaturday\, May 17\nPic
nic 10am-2pm\, but you are welcome to stay on and\nenjoy the Ranch\n\nRu
sh Ranch\, \n3521 Grizzly Island Road\nSuisun City CA 94585\nPublic welc
ome - free event\n\nMeet our fellow Cherokees from the Northern Central\
nValley\, Stanford University\, and Silicon Valley. A\ndelegation of 35
Cherokees from Oklahoma\, including\nChief Chad Smith\, Deputy Chief Joe
Grayson\,\nCouncilmembers and Miss Cherokee\, will attend.\n\nThere wil
l be a hog fry\, games of Cherokee marbles\,\ndemonstration stickball\,
cornhusk doll and\nbasketweaving demonstrations\, and many other cultura
l\nactivities. The Cherokee Youth Choir will sing.\n\nPotluck luncheon.
Please bring the following dish\naccording to the first\nletter of your
last name: A-E: drinks\, F-J:\nvegetables\, K-O: dessert\, P-T: ice\, U
-Z: Salad. BYO\nlawnchairs!\n\nRush Ranch has abundant fishing for those
with\nlicenses\; a fully functional\, hands-on blacksmith\nshop\; and h
orse carriage rides provided by Access\nAdventure. \n\nFor more informat
ion about Rush Ranch\, check out:\n\nFor more
information about the Cherokee Society of the\nGreater Bay Area\, check
out:\n\n\nSuisun City has an Amtrak Stati
on. For more\ninformation about train access\, click here.\n\nFor additi
onal information\, email\nCherokeeSociety@yahoo.com or call 510.464.4649
\n\nHope you can join us!\n\n\n ___________________________
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DTSTAMP:20080513T163838Z
SUMMARY:Northern Californian Cherokee Picnic
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080517T110000
LOCATION:Rush Ranch\, Suisun City
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DESCRIPTION:February 8\, 2008: Friday\nWelcoming Dinner at Intertribal F
riendship House\nCommunity Potluck -- Please bring a dish to share.\nPre
sentations and slide shows of the 1978 Longest Walk.\nIn person registra
tion for walk will open tonight.\n6:00 -9:00 PM\n\nIntertribal Friendshi
p House\n523 International Blvd\nOakland\, CA 94606\n510.836.1955\nhttp:
//www.myspace.com/urbanreservation
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DTSTAMP:20080207T034340Z
SUMMARY:Longest Walk Welcoming Dinner at IFH
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080208T210000
LOCATION:523 International Blvd Oakland
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Intertribal Friendship House Presents:\n\nIndigenous Permacu
lture Project \n\nSaturday June 14\,2008 \n\nTime: 10:00am-1:00pm\n\nInt
ertribal Friendship House \n\n523 International Blvd\n\nOakland\, CA 946
06\n\nCome this Saturday to meet with folks and to help beautify the I.F
.H. garden.\n \nBring clothes to get dirty in and food to share for the
community potluck!\n\nDonations of Garden Tools\, Seeds and Supplies wel
come.\n\nGoals:\nmapping of I.F.H garden\ncomposting\ngardening\ncleanin
g of I.F.H garden.\nrecycling!\n\ncontact info:cesar6898@gmail.com\n\n--
\nMorning Star Gali\n\nwww.longestwalk.org\nwww.earthcycles.net
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DTSTAMP:20080612T025652Z
SUMMARY:Indigenous Permaculture Project
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080614T130000
LOCATION:523 International Blvd\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Cherokee Artist: John Balloue\nSaturday\, May 14 - 10:00 a.m
. to 6:00 p.m.\nSunday\, May 15 - 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.\n Gathering
Tribes\n1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley CA\n(510) 528-9038 www.gatheringtr
ibes.com\n \nJohn Balloue is an award winning artist who has achieved na
tional acclaim and\nrecognition for his paintings. His works are in man
y public and private collections\nand can be seen in galleries throughou
t the U.S. including: the Cherokee National\nMuseum\, Tahlequah\, OK\, P
hilbrook Art Center\, Tulsa\, OK\, John F. Kennedy Center\, Washington\,
DC\, Triton Museum\, Santa Clara\, CA\, SWAIA Indian Market\,\nSanta Fe
\, NM and the Heard Museum\, Phoenix\, AZ. \n \nJohn grew up in the East
Bay and went to Richmond High. We are very happy to be\nwelcoming our
very own "local boy" back to Gathering Tribes!
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DTSTAMP:20080423T081949Z
SUMMARY:John Balloue Art Show
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080614T110000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes Berkeley
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DESCRIPTION:Balamcoatl: Mesoamerican Music & Dance\n\nNoon-1pm\nSaturday
s\, June 21\, July 12\, August 30\n\nBalamcoatl takes audiences on a jou
rney of movement and experimental sound from the South to the North of M
exico\, using traditional regional costumes and instruments. Balam (jagu
ar in Maya)\, and coatl (serpent in Nahuatl)\, unite to weave Mesoameric
an themes into a tapestry of colorful legends\, drawing audience members
into the story through participatory song and dance. During the interac
tive presentation\, children have the opportunity to dance inside the ja
guar’s paper mâché costume and play instruments such as turtle shells wi
th deer horns\, maracas\, drums and rattles. (Narrated program.) \n\nYER
BA BUENA GARDENS FESTIVAL\nproduced by Yerba Buena Arts & Events\n760 Ho
ward Street\nSan Francisco CA 94103\nPhone: 415 543 1718\nFax: 415 543 1
755\ninfo@ybgf.org\nwww.myspace.com/ybgfestival
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DTSTAMP:20080528T005035Z
SUMMARY:Balamcoatl: Mesoamerican Music & Dance
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080621T130000
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DESCRIPTION:Santa Rosa Days Gathering\nAugust 30 & 31\, 2008\nLemoore\,
Calif.\n \nHead Staff:\nMC:\nTom Phillips (Kiowa\, Muscogee Creek)\nAren
a Director:\nArt Martinez\n \nHeadman:\nTate Honadick\nHeadlady:\nAlorha
Baga\nHost Drums:\nWar Dance ~ Az\nOther Drums:\nDark Horse singers\n \
nAdditional Information:\nGrand Entries: 8/30/08 @12:00 Noon\; 7:30pm\;
8/31/08 @12:00 Noon\nGourd Dance: 8/30/08 @ 11:00am\; 8/30/08 @6:30pm\;
8/31/08@11pm\nBear Dance 8/29/08 @ 9:00pm\nFree Admission\; Saturday fre
e community dinner and games in the park\;\nSoftball Tournament- 8/29-8/
31/08\nFor more info\, call Jess Thomson.: 559.924-6961 ext 3110\n \nJer
sey Ave\nLemoore\, Calif. 93245\n \nContact Information: Theresa Sam 559
.816-6822\ntsam@tachi-yokut.com\n
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DTSTAMP:20080726T000926Z
SUMMARY:Bear Dance Santa Rosa Days Gathering
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080829T210000
LOCATION:Lemoore\, CA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:In celebration of Wetripantu\, Mapuche New Year Pachamama Co
nservation and Tierra Films Present Ragiñ Epu Mapu/Between Two Worlds: V
oices of the Elders and the Youth A documentary highlighting the struggl
es and visions of the Mapuche people in Chile through the voices of the
elders and the youth. June 21\, 2008 at 8 PM La Peña Cultural Center 310
5 Shattuck Avenue Berkeley\, CA $10.00 Donation at the door or by callin
g 510 849-2568 Proceeds will support the distribution of the film in the
United States and Chile. For more information go to: www.pachamamaconse
rvation.org or http://www.betweentwoworldvoices.blogspot.com/ Ragiñ Epu
Mapu/Between Two Worlds: Voices of the Elders and the Youth\, documents
the story of the Mapuche people’s struggle to retain their Indigenous cu
lture in the modern world of Southern Chile. It is a story that acknowle
dges the cultural pride of Indigenous people\, as well as the challenges
of immigration and assimilation. Following the life of Jose Pablo Paine
n\, a 23 year-old Mapuche student\, Between Two Worlds illuminates the h
uman drama of leaving the tradition-rich countryside to study in the cit
y of Temuco. Jose Pablo’s urban experience is contrasted with compelling
footage of daily life in rural communities\, and interviews with elders
\, spiritual and political leaders. What emerges is a collective vision
of a people trying to preserve that which is most sacred to them: their
land and culture. ------------------------------------------------------
-------------- Celebrando el Wetripantu\, Año Nuevo Mapuche Pachamama Co
nservation and Tierra Films Presentan: Ragiñ Epu Mapu/Entre Dos Mundos:
Mensajes de ancianos y jóvenes Mapuche al mundo Las luchas y visiones de
los Mapuche de Chile a traves de las voces de jovenes y ancianos Junio
21\, 2008\, 8pm Centro Cultural La Peña 3105 Shattuck Avenue Berkeley\,
CA $10 donación en la puerta o llamando al 510 849-2568 Su apoyo ayudará
a la distribución del documental en Estados Unidos y Chile Par mayor in
formación visita: www.pachamamaconservation.org o http://www.betweentwow
orldvoices.blogspot.com/ Ragiñ Epu Mapu/Entre Dos Mundos: Mensajes de an
cianos y jóvenes Mapuche\, documenta la historia y lucha de los Mapuche
de Chile por mantener viva su cultura indígena en el Chile actual. Una h
istoria que destaca el orgullo e identidad cultural del pueblo Mapuche\,
así como sus desafíos frente a los fenómenos de emigración y asimilació
n. Siguiendo la vida de José Pablo Painen\, joven estudiante mapuche de
23 años\, Ragiñ Epu Mapu ilumina el conflicto que significa dejar su com
unidad nativa para ir a estudiar a la ciudad de Temuco. La experiencia u
rbana de José Pablo\, es contrastada con la vida diaria rural-comunitari
a y entrevistas con ancianos y líderes políticos y espirituales Mapuche.
El resultado es una visión colectiva de un pueblo-nación tratando de pr
eservar lo más sagrado: su territorio y cultura.\nPosted by LeilaSalazar
Lopez\nUpdated 6/16/2008
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DTSTAMP:20080618T183912Z
SUMMARY:Film Screening: Ragiñ Epu Mapu: Voices of the Elders and the You
th
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080621T220000
LOCATION:Le Pena\, Berkeley
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080418T180000
URL;VALUE=URI:message:%3C8CA67CFD77919AF-314-143B@webmail-nc15.sysops.ao
l.com%3E
DTSTAMP:20080411T212035Z
SUMMARY:Jesse Aguirre "Mexican Pilgrim" Encantada Gallery
CREATED:20081004T171950Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080418T210000
LOCATION:908 Valencia St\, San Francisco\, CA 94110
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DESCRIPTION:12th Annual Storytelling and \nIndigenous Gathering at India
n Canyon \nSaturday\, June 14\, 2008\n\nAdmission: $20 Adults\; $10 Stud
ents w/ID\; $5 Children under 12 \n~Event Program~ Storytelling 1-5 PM
\n ~ Anne-Marie Sayers – Tribal Chairperson
\n ~ Darryl “Babe” Wilson\, Ph.D. \n ~ Kam Lau Night Chas
e – Lakota \n ~ Ben Benavides – Apache/Ute
\n ~ Ramon Shilo ~Cherokee/Creek \n ~ Tharon Weighill Ph.D. ~
Chumash ~ \n ~ Judy Kessler ~ Lakota ~\n\nLunch/Dinner 3-6 PM \nFood Ava
ilable by Taqueria Santa Cruz \n3 tacos: Beef /Chicken \n(Swordfish Clan
) ~or Chili Rellenos \n Unlimited rice\, beans\, \n~ salsa\, chips & bev
erages\n \nEvening Traditional Dancers 6-10 PM \n~ Patrick Or
ozco – Amah Ka Tura Dancers \n~ Tony Certa – Humaya Dancers \n~ Victor G
onzales & Eagle Bear Drum Group \n\n***Tips: Bring sunscreen & hats for
the day. Blankets or jackets for the night. Bring a folding chair. And
please dress in modest attire.*** \n\n~Directions~ \n~ From San Juan Bau
tista: HWY 156 E go 4.2 miles\, make a right on Union Rd\, go 3.6 miles\
, make a right on Cienaga Rd\, go 9.4 miles\, turn right on Grass Valley
Rd\, go 0.1 mi.\, take an immediate left onto gravel road in vineyard\,
then follow signs & ribbons. \n~ From Hollister: Hwy 25 merges into San
Benito St. go right on Union Rd\, go 0.3 miles\, make a left on Cienaga
Rd\, go 9.4 miles\, make a right on Grass Valley Rd\, go 0.1 miles\, ta
ke an immediate left onto gravel road in vineyard\, then follow signs &
ribbons. \n\nCheck our website for changes and updates at http://www.ind
iancanyon.org.\nAll Donations are tax deductible! ( 501-C3 ID #68-028773
6 ) www.indiancanyon.org \n \
n~ Pre-Registration Form ~ \nName: \nEmail: \nAddress:
Adults ( $20 ea ) \nStudents w/ ID ( $10 ea ) \nChildren ( $5 ea ) \nY
our Tickets Will be Available At the Gate where Ann Marie Will Greet you
\nIf you are not able to attend the event\, we would appreciate your do
nation. Make check or money order payable to: Costanoan Indian Research\
, Inc. Mail to: Indian Canyon Ranch\, PO BOX 28\, Hollister CA 95024-002
8
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DTSTAMP:20080419T031442Z
SUMMARY:12th Annual Storytelling and Indigenous Gathering\n
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080614T050000
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DESCRIPTION:“Honoring Women in Liberation Struggles\,” \nthe Movement fo
r the Land\, Peace and Justice\n \nBenefit fundraiser for AIM-WEST in ho
nor of Interntional Women's Month\n\n \nThe program includes women’s per
spectives on behalf of Palestine\, Cuba\, Nicaragua and Mexico in a pane
l forum moderated by Master of Ceremony\, Mary Jean Robertson (Cherokee
Nation)\, an activist and KPOO FM radio personality.\n \nWhen: Saturday\
, March 29\, 2008\nWhere: Intertribal Friendship House – 523 Internation
al Blvd.\, Oakland\, California\nTime: 4 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.\nDonation: $10
at the door. Kids free. Nobody turned away. Potluck—bring food to sh
are!\nWheelchair accessible. Hand translation will be provided.\n \nSPE
CIAL GUEST – Ahwan-Dquay aka Patricia Bellanger (Anishinabi-Mide)\n \nAn
Elder and leader\, Patricia hales from the Minneapolis region. She is
a co-founder of the American Indian Movement (AIM) and a founding member
of the International Indian Treaty Council (IITC) in 1974 (www.treatyco
uncil.org). Patricia helped found the Little House American Indian Hous
ing Project\, a Health Clinic\, and is currently advocating health and t
ransplant issues\, an Elderly housing project\, and much more. Pat is w
orking with others on solar energy solutions to take Indians off the gri
d! Pat sets the standard on Elderly leadership. She is terrific—worthy
of your praise and attention!\nThe program will include a documentary D
VD entitled “A Historical Photographic Essay on the American Indian Move
ment—HANTA PO” (All of You Out of My Way!) 1968-2006 by AIM photographer
Dick Bancroft\, who has documented AIM for over 30 years. He has been
present at many of the Movement’s crucial conflicts and has captured the
m in powerful still images. The late great AIM leader\, Vernon Bellecou
rt\, and Dick Bancroft take you with them on a tour of this exhibit and
tell the history of this powerful civil rights movement that changed the
future course of Indians in America.\n \nDrummers from All Nations Sing
ers and special women drummers from the Vallejo Inter-Tribal Council are
invited. Dancers are encouraged to come and perform. Flags of all nat
ions\, movements and causes are also invited.\nJoin and support AIM-WEST
as we prepare to host the 40th Year Anniversary of AIM (November 17-21\
, 2008) in San Francisco. Volunteer to be on a committee! Thank You\,
All My Relations. See you on the good Red Road! For more information\,
call 415 577-1492.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080329T160000
DTSTAMP:20080326T195852Z
SUMMARY:Honoring Women in Liberation Struggles
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080329T203000
LOCATION:IFH\, 523 International\, Oakland
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Description \nThe National Indian Justice Center of Santa Ro
sa announces a Capacity Building Mini-Conference on September 10 - 12\,
2008 focused on cultivating leadership\, organizational\, programmatic a
nd community engagement capacity in Native youth programs and services.\
n\nTogether we can build sustainable community assets that respond to th
e needs of Native Youth and reflect community cultural values.\n\nThis F
REE Conference is for tribal council members\, parents and family member
s\, grand-parents\, youth\, tribal agency employees\, community- and fai
th-based health and social service providers\, and others who work with
or are concerned about the health\, safety\, welfare and positive develo
pment of Native American youth in Sonoma\, Lake and Mendocino Counties.\
n\nFor more information and a registration form\, visit the Activating N
ative Youth Assets webpage at http://nijc.org/cey.html or the projet’s s
ocial forum at http://nijc.mrooms.org or call NIJC Training Coordinator\
, Sabrina Rawson at (707) 579-5507.\n\nThe following schedule is subject
to change. A free networking lunch will be provided each day. All acti
vities\, except for the special evening dance performance\, take place a
t the NIJC facility at 5250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa\, CA 95403. Registra
tion is limited with priority given to tribal members and personnel in t
he project service area.\n\nWednesday\, September 10\, 2008:\n\nAssessin
g Your Organization to Prepare a Strategic Plan (9:00 a.m. to 12 noon)\n
\nThe Power of Radio: Creating PSA’s for Youth Programs (9:00 a.m. to 12
noon)\n\nNetworking Lunch—Youth and Civic Participation (12 noon to 1:3
0 p.m.)\n\nNative Youth Forum: Our Communities\, Our Needs\, Our Strengt
hs (1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.)\n\nThe Power of Radio: Creating PSA’s for Yo
uth Programs (1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.)\n\nPomo Youth Dance Group Performa
nce (5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Sonoma County Indian Health Project)\n\nT
hursday\, September 11\, 2008:\n\nDeveloping Youth Programs and Identify
ing Success: Program Improvement and Taking Credit for\n\nAchievements (
9:00 a.m. to 12 noon)\n\nNetworking Lunch—Sustainable Tribal Communities
: The Power of Collaboration (12 noon to 1:30 p.m.)\n\nStrength-based As
sessment and Service Delivery for At-Risk Youth (1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.)
\n\nFriday\, September 12\, 2008:\n\nUsing Distance Learning to Deliver
Native Youth Programs (9:00 a.m. to 12 noon)\n\nDigital Video Production
\, Editing and Techniques (9:00 a.m. to 12 noon)\n\nNetworking Lunch (12
noon to 1:30 p.m.)\n\nCreating Interactive Distance Learning Programs w
ith Moodle (1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.)\n\nDigital Video Production Editing
and Techniques (1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.)\n\nPosted by CAO-777\nUpdated
8/18/2008\n
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DTSTAMP:20080903T204358Z
SUMMARY:Mini-Conference for Native Youth Serving Organizations
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080910T170000
LOCATION:5250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa CA 95403
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:From: jmbarker@sfsu.edu\nSubject: AIS Community Meetings Reg
arding Repatriation at SFSU\nDate: February 5\, 2008 10:34:46 AM PST\n\n
Dear Colleagues\, Students\, and Community Members\,\n\nThe American Ind
ian Studies Department at San Francisco State University will be hosting
two community meetings this semester to address ongoing issues of repat
riation and curation of Native human remains and cultural objects at SFS
U. These meetings will be Friday\, February 22 and Friday\, May 9.\n\nTo
RSVP\, or for more details\, please visit the department website. We ha
ve a page dedicated to NAGPRA and a subpage about the Community Meetings
at http://www.sfsu.edu/~ais/nagpra_meetings.htm.\n\nThank you\,\nJoanne
\n\n+++++++++++++++++++++++++++\nJoanne Barker\, Ph.D.\nAssociate Profes
sor and Chair\nAmerican Indian Studies Department\nSan Francisco State U
niversity\n\nJoanne Barker (Lenape [Delaware Tribe of Indians])\, Associ
ate Professor and Chair. Office: EP 103B Phone: 338-2701 Email: jmbarker
@sfsu.edu \n\nRobert Keith Collins (Choctaw)\, Assistant Professor. Offi
ce: EP 109 Phone: 338-2013 Email: rkc@sfsu.edu \n\nClay Dumont (Klamath/
Umpqua)\, Associate Professor\, Sociology (Affiliated AIS)\, Office: HHS
367C Phone: 338-7502 Email: cdumont@sfsu.edu\n\nAndrew Jolivétte (Opelo
usa)\, Assistant Professor (affiliated with Critical Race and Resistance
Studies). Office: EP 109 Phone: 338-1664 Email: ajoli@sfsu.edu \n\nMeli
ssa Nelson (Anishinaabe/Métis [Turtle Mountain Chippewa])\, Assistant Pr
ofessor. Office: EP 106 Phone: 338 7062 Email: mknelson@sfsu.edu \n\n\nh
ttp://www.sfsu.edu/~ais/nagpra_meetings.htm\n\n[ http://www.sfsu.edu/pro
spect/visiting.htm]\n\nfull email at\nhttp://groups.msn.com/bayareaindia
ncalendar/activismissues.msnw?action=get_message&mview=0&ID_Message=5913
&all_topics=0
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080509T130000
DTSTAMP:20080319T170721Z
SUMMARY:AIS Community Meetings Regarding Repatriation at SFSU
CREATED:20081004T171957Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080509T170000
LOCATION:Seven Hills Conference Center at SFSU
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:11
DESCRIPTION:One of our own recipiants of the San Francisco T & H Scholar
ship\, Morrigan Shaw will be graduating with the Bachelors of Art in Ame
rican Indian Studies just finalized this semester. She is the first stu
dent to have completed these requirements at San Francisco State Univers
ity. In recognition of both grades and personal contributions to the co
mmunity\, Morrigan has been selected as this year's Hood Recipient by th
e College of Ethnic Studies.
Every May\, of the 8\,000 students graduat
ing\, 1 Hood Recipient is chosen to represent their fellow students from
each of SFSU's eight academic colleges. The Hood Recipients\, who wear
symbolic hoods at Commencement\, are outstanding students with unique st
ories and ambitious plans for the future.\nThe actual graduation date\,
including the hooding ceremony\, is Saturday May 24 at 12 pm\, Cox Stadi
um\, SF State University and tickets are limited. WE ARE ALL INVITED TO
A RECEPTION THE DAY BEFORE at American Indian Studies Department\, Frid
ay May 23 at 4pm. The reception does not require tickets and not limite
d to the number of guests. We are hoping the members of SF T&H will bri
ng regalia and drums. This will be in the Cesar Chavez Student Center\,
Richard Oakes Room at San Francisco State University. rsvp to Morrigan
Shaw KEETGIRL@GMAIL.COM\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080523T160000
DTSTAMP:20080503T164456Z
SUMMARY:SFSU AIS Graduate Reception w Morrigan Shaw Hood Recipient
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080523T180000
LOCATION:AIS Dept\, SFSU
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DESCRIPTION:Native Women’s Dance Practice\n\nAll ages and skills welcome
to Friday night practices from 6pm-8pm\, at Intertribal Friendship Hous
e \n523 International Blvd.\nOakland\n \n\nDance etiquette and various d
ances will be taught such as Jingle\, Fancy Shawl\, Traditional (Norther
n & Southern)\, and Couples. To make your experience more enjoyable\, pl
ease wear comfortable clothing/shoes (stretch pants/sweats) and bring wa
ter.\n\n \n\nSo\, get off that couch\, bring a friend or family member (
this is a great event for mother/daughters/sisters/cousins)\, and get re
ady to learn new styles or sharpen your dancing skills!\n\n \n\nAugust t
o September Class Dates: \n\nAugust 24th\n\nSeptember 7\, 14\, 21\, & 28
\n\nFor more information\, email olqcutn_maxe@hotmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070824T180000
DTSTAMP:20081203T210458Z
SUMMARY:Native Women’s Dance Practice
EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20081031T180000
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070824T200000
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DESCRIPTION:Tlingit Sculptor: Sonny Grant\nSaturday\, April 12 - 11:00 a
.m. to 6:00 p.m.\nSunday\, April 13 - 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.\n \nSonny
is a very well known Tlingit sculptor from Juneau\, Alaska who works wit
h soapstone\, serpentine\, pipestone\, alabaster\, and marble... also bo
ne\, ivory\, and wood. Sonny is Kaagwaantaan (Wolf) clan from the Chilk
at Valley in Klukwan\, and was born and raised in Juneau. His father and
grandfather taught him to remember the stories and the traditional way
of life as a Tlingit. He apprenticed with master sculptor Simon Koonoo
k\, an Inupiaq Eskimo from Point Hope\, Alaska. In 2007\, Sonny and mas
ter carver\, Doug Chilton\, carved a traditional dug-out canoe at the Sm
ithsonian Museum in Washington\, D.C. Sonny has shown in galleries all
over the world and we are very proud to introduce his work to Gathering
Tribes. You can see a few of his carvings in the front window at Gather
ing Tribes. For more information visit Sonny's blog at: http://sonnygra
ntstudios.blogspot.com/\n\nGathering Tribes\n1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley
CA\n(510) 528-9038 www.gatheringtribes.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080412T110000
DTSTAMP:20080411T181837Z
SUMMARY:Sonny Grant at Gathering Tribes
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080412T180000
LOCATION:1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley
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DESCRIPTION:SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 20\, 2008/ BBQ Social w/ Pacific Islands
& Native\nAmerican Undergrad & grad clubs\nShore Bird Park\, 160 Univers
ity Ave (Berkeley Marina)\n12:00-7:00PM. DJ + Volleyball game & Los of f
un!!\n\n**More events not shown. All workshops held at CRG (6th floor Ba
rrows\,UC\nBerkeley Campus) and\neveryone is welcome. Refreshments provi
ded.\n\nContact Person: (415)290-7591\n
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erkeley.edu%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080920T120000
DTSTAMP:20080912T070047Z
SUMMARY:BBQ Social - Pacific Islands & Native\nAmerican Undergrad & grad
clubs
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080920T190000
LOCATION:Shore Bird Park\, 160 University Ave
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DESCRIPTION:Annual Sunrise Gathering on Alcatraz Island\, Monday\, Octob
er 13\n\nInternational Indian Treaty Council & American Indian Contempor
ary Arts present:\n\nInternational Day of Solidarity \nwith Indigenous P
eoples 2008\nCelebrating our Survival and Challenging the Myth of Columb
us and “Doctrine of Discovery”\n\nEveryone is invited to attend the annu
al Sun-Rise Gathering at Alcatraz Island on Monday\, October 13th\, 2008
(State Holiday) on Alcatraz Island\, San Francisco Bay\, to commemorate
516 years (1492-2008) of Indigenous Peoples Resistance to Colonization
in the Americas! \n\nSupport Indigenous Peoples’ struggles for Self-Dete
rmination\, Land and Treaty Rights\, Protection of Sacred Sites\, Cultur
es and Ways of Life. Say “No” to War and Racism\, “Yes” to a Culture of
Peace\, Human Rights\, and Respect for Mother Earth! \n\nHonor those w
ho sacrificed their lives for us to be here\, and who stood up for our P
eoples. Tobacco and prayers will be offered to the fire for the Earth a
nd coming generations.\n\nMeeting Place: Fisherman’s Wharf\, Pier # 31
in San Francisco\n\nTickets: $ 11.00 (children under 5 free)\n\nTime:
Ticket booths open at 5 AM\, last boat departs at 6:00 am\, and all retu
rn by 9 AM.\n\nFeaturing: The All Nations Drum\, Traditional Aztec and P
omo Dancers\, updates and solidarity with special guest speakers. MC: L
enny Foster\, Dineh\, Alcatraz Veteran and member of IITC’s Board of Dir
ectors. Special Honoring for Participants of the Long Walks 1 & 2\, Alc
atraz and Wounded Knee Veterans. \n\nWheel chair accessible\, minimal pa
rking\, wear something warm. For More information call IITC at 415-641-
4482 or email AICA: janeenantoine@mac.com. Websites: www.treatycouncil.
org and http://groups.msn.com-bayareaindiancalandar. Purchase advance t
ickets at www.alcatrazcruises.com\, or call 415-981-7625.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081013T050000
DTSTAMP:20080930T214446Z
SUMMARY:Alcatraz Sunrise Gathering
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081013T090000
LOCATION:Pier 31\, San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:It's that time of year again!\n\nStudent Kouncil of Intertri
bal Nations in collaboration with the SF\nNative American Aids Project p
resent the 33rd annual SFSU Powwow!\n\n"Taking Care of the Tribe"\n\nMar
ch 22\, grand entry high noon\n\nJoin NAAP\, SFSU SKINS\, and the Native
community in a day of HIV education\nand reducing the risk of HIV to ou
r Native community.\n\nContest dancing\, raffle\, venders\, taco stand\,
and much more to come!\n\nAll dancers welcome!\n\nMC Tom Phillips\n\nHe
adlady Shawnee McCloud\n\nHeadman Jupe McCloud\n\nHost Northern Drum All
Nations\n\nHost Southern Drum Rocking Horse\n\nWhipman Henry Johnson\n\
nHead Gourd Dancer Eric Kimple\n\nHead Judge Odate Johnson\n\nMore infor
mation to come\, but for now save the date for SFSU campus!
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080322T120000
DTSTAMP:20080312T183833Z
SUMMARY:SFSU Powwow
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080322T120000
LOCATION:SFSU
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DESCRIPTION:OHLONE VILLAGE SITE VISIT \nSunday\, May 4 \n10 am-4 pm \nW
alk 1/2-mile to a more than 2\,000-year-old Tuibun \nOhlone village site
where you’ll be introduced to \nOhlone cultures past to present. Cultur
al \ndemonstrations will be shared. Please meet at \nentrance near kiosk
. Parent participation required. \nDrop in: Info (510) 795-9385 \nBeverl
y Ortiz\, Naturalist \n\nPlease note: Online registration for May and Ju
ne programs starts April 8th. \nThe Coyote Hills Visitor Center is open
Tuesday–Sunday\, 9:30 am–5 pm. \nThe Nectar Garden is open Wednesday–Sun
day\, 10 am to 4pm \nParking fees may be charged. The Possum’s Pocket N
ature Store has books\, American Indian items\, nature games\, T-shirts
and much more. \n\nCoyote Hills Regional Park\n8000 Patterson Ranch Road
\nFremont CA 94555\n(510) 795-9385\nchvisit@ebparks.org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080504T100000
DTSTAMP:20080528T180140Z
SUMMARY:Ohlone Village Site Visit
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080504T160000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park\, Fremont
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:June 7\, 2008\nGathering of Honored Elders\nCalifornia State
Indian Museum - Outside on Grounds \n2816 K Street\, Sacramento\, Ca 95
616 \n10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. \nA very special event to commemorate the t
radition of passing down the tribe's history by the Elders to the next g
eneration.\nCalifornia Native Vendors Only \nVendors from all over Calif
ornia bring art\, pottery\, baskets\, gourds\, jewelry\, and more to sho
w and sell. \nHelen Kawelo (916) 324-0971
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080607T100000
DTSTAMP:20080527T205121Z
SUMMARY:Gathering of Honored Elders
CREATED:20081004T172008Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080607T160000
LOCATION:California State Indian Museum 2816 K Street\, Sacramento
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:Subject: Vallejo pow wow?\nDate: Mon\, 17 Mar 2008 13:44:59
-0700\n\nGreetings everyone\,\nI just got word that Marcia & Ira Hoaglen
\, of Wailaki and their family out of Sacramento\, will be doing the Pow
Wow in Vallejo this year. The dates\, times\, and location will be the
same\, July 26 & 27\, 2008 at Waterfront in Vallejo. Marcia and Ira wil
l be new event coordinators for this pow wow\, called simply\, the Valle
jo Pow Wow. Watch for new flyers\, and the vendors will be receiving ne
w applications very soon. Contact: Marcia @ 916-421-0657 for more inform
ation.\nPlease come out and support this event.\nMidge\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080726T120000
DTSTAMP:20080323T182421Z
SUMMARY:Vallejo Powwow
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080726T130000
LOCATION:Waterfront\, Vallejo
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080307T160000
DTSTAMP:20080305T234329Z
SUMMARY:23rd EWOCC includes Jenny Ghost Bear\nscheduled March 8\, 2008 f
rom 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM\nLocation: Berkeley\nmessage:%3C286355.97280.qm@w
eb50810.mail.re2.yahoo.com%3E\n23rd Annual Empowering Women of Color Con
ference\n"decolonizing creativity:\nFIERY WOMYN\, FIERCE EXPRESSIONS"\nM
arch 8\, 2008\, 9:30AM-5:30PM\nUC Berkeley\, MLK Building\n\n \nRegistra
tion on-line: ewocc.berkeley.edu\n\n \n\nArte: Favianna.co
m\nKeynote Speaker: Climbing PoeTree\nPerformances by: Taller Tamboricua
\, DJ Jeanine Da Feen\,\nLakota singer Jenny Ghost Bear\, iXalt! And mor
e!\nFeaturing: Workshops\, Vendors\, Closing Panel\nRegistration on-line
: ewocc.berkeley.edu\n\n \nKick-off Event: Equinox\nFeaturing Student Pe
rformers and Taller Tamboricua direct from Puerto Rico\nFriday\, March 7
\, 2008\n5:30-7PM\nHeller Lounge\nSponsored by: Gender Equity Resource C
enter\nGeneq.berkeley.edu\n\n \nEWOCC is sponsored by: The Graduate Asse
mbly\, Women of Color Initiative Project Coordinator\, Graduate Women's
Project\, Graduate Students' Minority Project\, The Ethnic Studies Fifth
Account\, Consortium for the Arts at UC Berkeley\, Instituto de Cultura
Puertorriqueña\, Luna Bar\n\n \nZelideth Maria Rivas\nWomen of Color In
itiative Project Coordinator\nGraduate Assembly\nwoci@ga.berkeley.edu\n
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080307T170000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:10
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080510T100000
DTSTAMP:20080424T053652Z
SUMMARY:Exhibition: *Sing Me Your Story\, Dance Me Home\, SF
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080510T180000
LOCATION:San Francisco Public Library
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080630T065959Z
DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: *Sing Me Your Story\, Dance Me Home: Art and Poe
try From Native California Exhibition based on Heyday Books publication\
, The Dirt is Red Here: Art and Poetry from Native California. This exhi
bit explores how California native stories\, songs and dance take form i
n poetry\, painting\, basketry\, jewelry\, printmaking\, photography and
sculpture. May 10 through June 29. Main\, Lower Level\, Jewett Gallery.
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CREATED:20081004T172001Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:14
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080510T150000
DTSTAMP:20080424T054410Z
SUMMARY:Exhibition: *Sing Me Your Story\, Dance Me Home\, SF
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080510T170000
LOCATION:San Francisco Public Library
DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: *Sing Me Your Story\, Dance Me Home: Art and Poe
try From Native California Exhibition based on Heyday Books publication\
, The Dirt is Red Here: Art and Poetry from Native California. \n\nMay 1
0\, 3:00 Sing Me Your Story opening event and reception\nMain Library\,
Koret auditorium\nCurator Theresa Harlan will open the event by giving a
brief overview of the exhibit. This will be followed by a presentation
by Andrew Galvan\, Curator for Old Mission Dolores who will tell the Oh
lone story. Main Library\, Lower Level\, 100 Larkin Street\, San Francis
co.\n\nThis exhibit explores how California native stories\, songs and d
ance take form in poetry\, painting\, basketry\, jewelry\, printmaking\,
photography and sculpture. May 10 through June 29. Main\, Lower Level\,
Jewett Gallery.\n\nCo-sponsored by the California Exhibition Resources
Alliance\, Friends of the San Francisco Public Library\, Book Bay and Ol
d Mission Dolores. For more information visit www.sfpl.org or call Joan
Jasper at 415/557-4595.
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RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080510T100000
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:West Valley College Learning Services Lawn Area.\nFree - All
Ages Welcome\nFull details and directions on attached flyer.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080927T120000
DTSTAMP:20080425T051633Z
SUMMARY:West Valley College 20th Annual Powwow
CREATED:20081004T171957Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080928T000000
LOCATION:14000 Fruitvale Ave Saratoga
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:August 15\, 2009 - Mother Earth: Environmental Justice in In
dian Country\n\nAll lectures are held:\nSaturday from 1:30pm to 3:30pm\n
California Indian Museum & Cultural Center\n5250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa
\, CA 95403\nClick here for public transit (bus) directions from San Fra
ncisco and Petaluma. All lectures are free to the public and free of cha
rge!! Refreshments and snacks provided!! Please call ahead to (707) 579-
3004 to reserve seating. Space is limited.\ncimcc.org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090815T133000
DTSTAMP:20090812T174650Z
SUMMARY:Mother Earth: Environmental Justice in Indian Country
CREATED:20081004T171953Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090815T153000
LOCATION:5250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080719T163000
DTSTAMP:20080711T041612Z
SUMMARY:Orie Medicine Bull Mono Basket Weaving Workshop
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080719T203000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd.\, Oakland
\, CA
DESCRIPTION:Orie Medicinebull is Western Mono enrolled with the North Fo
rk Rancheria. Orie enjoys living in the central Sierra Nevada mountains
close to her tribal community where she can have access to traditional b
asketry materials\, family\, and friends. She will share her family's ba
skets\, their various uses\, and the rich history of her people. The pre
sentation includes understanding basketry symbolism\, use of plants\, en
vironmental issues facing basket weaver's\, teaching California Indian b
asketry\, and the contributions of Mono basketry from 1850 to the presen
t. All participants will participate in an activity of making a pine nee
dle basket. Children's activities will be available.\nSponsored by Washo
e Native TANF \n\n-- \nMorning Star Gali\n\nwww.longestwalk.org\nwww.ea
rthcycles.net
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il.gmail.com%3E
CREATED:20081004T172006Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:11
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080608T080000
DTSTAMP:20080528T171735Z
SUMMARY:Breath of Life - Silent No More
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080608T180000
LOCATION: UC Berkeley
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DESCRIPTION:Date 6/8/2008\nEvent Breath of Life - Silent No More\nStar
t Time 8:00 AM\nEnd Time 6:00 PM\nLocation UC Berkeley\nDescription
Workshop for California Indian Languages without Speakers\nJune 8 - 15 \
, 2008 University of California at Berkeley Hosted by The Survey of Cali
fornia and Other Indian Languages and The Advocates for Indigenous Calif
ornia Language Survival\nAPPLICATION You must register by May 15\, 2008\
nhttp://www.aicls.org/ \nPosted by DJaber0\nUpdated 2/28/2008\n
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:February 9\, 2008: Saturday\nLongest Walk Kickoff Concert (5
:00PM)\n\nStar Nayea with special guests Andy Billy (KK Billy) and Chuck
Billy of Testament\, 7th Generation Rise\, Blackhorse Blues Band\, Jere
my Goodfeather and others TBA\n\nEastside Arts Alliance\n2277 Internatio
nal Blvd.\nOakland\, CA 94606\nhttp://www.eastsideartsalliance.com/\nAdm
ission Fee: $25-40 sliding scale
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080209T170000
DTSTAMP:20080207T034440Z
SUMMARY:Longest Walk Kickoff Concert
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080209T230000
LOCATION:Eastside Arts Alliance\n2277 International Blvd.\nOakland\, CA
94606
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:10
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080509T110000
DTSTAMP:20080430T064103Z
SUMMARY: Stanford Powow
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080509T230000
LOCATION:Stanford University\, Eucalyptus Grove
RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080512T065959Z
DESCRIPTION:Date 5/9/2008\nEvent Stanford Powow\nStart Time 11:00 AM\
nEnd Time 11:00 PM\nLocation Stanford University\, Eucalyptus Grove\nD
escription The 37th Annual Stanford Powwow May 9-11\, 2008 Welcome to t
he Stanford Powwow. ... The Stanford Powwow is held every Mother's Day W
eekend in the Eucalyptus Grove on Stanford campus. The Stanford Powwow i
s free and open to the public. 7pm-11pm on Friday\, 11am-11pm on Saturda
y\, and 11am-6pm on Sunday. powwow.stanford.edu/\nPosted by DJaber0\nUp
dated 2/24/2008
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CREATED:20081004T172005Z
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Date 6/9/2008\nEvent Sea Water Ice Tour\nStart Time 6:00
PM\nEnd Time 9:00 PM\nLocation Berkeley\, Location TBD\nDescription T
he Sea\, Water\, Ice Tour will honor to all activists past\, present and
future\, and initiate the worldwide celebration of the post Bush regime
.\nThe tour will feature local speakers and M.C. of your choice\, along
with tour speakers\, and include: *Louise Benally: Human rights-Envirome
ntal Activist: Dineh: Four Corners area\, USA.\n*Mililani Trask: U.N. de
legate for Indigenous Peoples Rights\, Attorney for Pacific Islands Sove
reignty: Hawaiian\, Hawaii\, USA\n*The Alice Di Micele Band. Long time a
ctivist\, singer-songwriter\, benefit provider: Ashland\, Oregon.\n\nOrg
anizers and attendees should bring pictures of their local activists who
have passed to spirit world to be on the tour altar that honors: Sea Wa
ter Ice Woman: Nilak Butler: Human Rights-Enviromental Activist: Innuit\
, Alaska. Ingrid Washinawatok: U.N. advocate for Human Rights and Enviro
mental Justice: Menominee\, Judi Bari: Forest Activist\, Mendocino Count
y\, CA\, Mathew Sheppard: Gay Rights\, Wyoming\, Susanna Santos: Artist/
Activist for Indigenous Peoples: Tygh Tribe\, Oregon.\n\nWe also hope to
have youth participating in all areas of our tour. If you would like to
participate in the organizing and co sponsorship of this event in your
area\, please contact us.\n\nWest Coast Tour dates and towns as follows:
TH 6/5: Arcata\, CA Fri 6/6: Garberville\, CA Sat 6/7: Laytonville\, CA
Sun 6/8: Mendocino\, CA Mon 6/9: Berkeley\, CA Tu 6/10: Santa Cruz\, CA
(dates can be juggled to fit)\nL. LaBar (512)557-1600 / sungmanitu@yaho
o.com\nAlice Di Micele http://www.alicedimicele.com and http://www.myspa
ce.com/aliceottermusic\, ottermusic@mind.net\nPosted by DJaber0\nUpdate
d 3/4/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080609T180000
DTSTAMP:20080326T191653Z
SUMMARY: Sea Water Ice Tour Honoring Activists
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080609T210000
LOCATION:Berkeley\, Location TBD\n
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Date 1/21/2008\nEvent Tribal Renewable Energy Workshop (Ov
er Four Days)\nStart Time 8:00 AM\nEnd Time 5:00 PM\nLocation Hilton
Sacramento Arden West\nDescription Tribal Renewable Energy Workshop\nPo
sted by DJaber0\nUpdated 1/3/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080123T080000
DTSTAMP:20080207T002325Z
SUMMARY:Tribal Renewable Energy Workshop
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080123T170000
LOCATION:Hilton Sacramento
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:\nEvent: Paula Gunn Allen Memorial\nWhat: Ceremony\nHost: La
uralee Brown\nWhen: 5:00-9:00\, Saturday\, October 25\n 5:00-Dinner\, 6
:00 Reception\, 7:00 Tribute-Diego Rivera Theater\nWhere: City College o
f San Francisco\, 50 Phelan Av\n\nTo see more details and RSVP\, follow
the link below:\nhttp://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=26513958779\n\
nor fmi call Randy Burns\n650-359-6473.\n
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URL;VALUE=URI:message:%3C2c4e77a3620f61214560e2610fc9bc31@www.new.facebo
ok.com%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081025T170000
DTSTAMP:20081017T215734Z
SUMMARY:Paula Gunn Allen Memorial
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081025T200000
LOCATION:Diego Rivera Hall\, City College\, 50 Phelan Ave.\, SF
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:The Stockton Labor Day Pow Wow\n Aug. 31 to Sept 1\, 2007 \n
Weber Point Event Center (near downtown at the river). \n\nFor more info
: call (209)933-7425\, ext. 8069 or email: web4eachother@sbcglobal.net
.\n\nMary Puthoff\nTitle VII Indian Education\nProgram Specialist\n925-6
06-3405\nmputhoff@livermore.k12.ca.us\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070831T000000
DTSTAMP:20080207T013140Z
SUMMARY:Stockton Labor Day Pow Wow
CREATED:20081004T172008Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070831T010000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Bay Native Circle Has been pre'empted for KPFA fundraising p
urposes for three weeks in February. We will be back to regular programm
ing Feb. 27th and each Wednesday at\n2:00-3:00 following that.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080220T180000
DTSTAMP:20080207T014657Z
SUMMARY:BNC Pre-empted
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080220T190000
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SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Cherokee Artist: John Balloue\nSaturday\, May 14 - 10:00 a.m
. to 6:00 p.m.\nSunday\, May 15 - 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.\n Gathering
Tribes\n1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley CA\n(510) 528-9038 www.gatheringtr
ibes.com\n \nJohn Balloue is an award winning artist who has achieved na
tional acclaim and\nrecognition for his paintings. His works are in man
y public and private collections\nand can be seen in galleries throughou
t the U.S. including: the Cherokee National\nMuseum\, Tahlequah\, OK\, P
hilbrook Art Center\, Tulsa\, OK\, John F. Kennedy Center\, Washington\,
DC\, Triton Museum\, Santa Clara\, CA\, SWAIA Indian Market\,\nSanta Fe
\, NM and the Heard Museum\, Phoenix\, AZ. \n \nJohn grew up in the East
Bay and went to Richmond High. We are very happy to be\nwelcoming our
very own "local boy" back to Gathering Tribes!
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080615T100000
DTSTAMP:20080423T082047Z
SUMMARY:John Balloue Art Show
CREATED:20081004T171957Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080615T170000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes Berkeley
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:\n Zuni Fetish Show\nWith Lena & Evalena Boone\nSaturday\, M
ay 3 - 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\nSunday\, May 4 - 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
\n \nWe are very happy to announce that Lena and Evalena will be coming
back to Gathering Tribes with their menagerie of fetish carvings. If yo
u aren't familiar with their fetishes\, just open any book about Zuni fe
tish carvings and their names will be prominent! They were the first ca
rvers in Zuni to use "slag" and Murano glass as carving material and the
y both continue to push the edge of creativity in their carvings while a
t the same time remaining very traditional. Lena will also bring some o
f her sister and brother-in-law's carvings (Dinah and Peter Gasper). \n\
n Gathering Tribes\n1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley CA\n(510) 528-9038 www
.gatheringtribes.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080503T100000
DTSTAMP:20080411T182340Z
SUMMARY:Zuni Fetish Show at Gathering Tribes
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080503T180000
LOCATION:1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Award Winning Pueblo Jewelers\nCharlene & Frank Reano\n \nSa
turday\, September 27 \n10:00 am to 6:00 pm\n \nSunday\, September 28 \n
11:00 am to 5:00 pm \n\nCharlene Reano & her husband Frank have won many
awards for thier outstanding mosaic\ninlay jewelry. She was influenced
by her mother in-law Clara Reano and encouraged by her sister\nin-law An
gie Reano. Charlene first started making jewelry with her husband Frank
in the 1980s. \n\nCharlene uses traditional Santo Domingo jewelry making
techniques to create her very exciting contemporary pieces. She designs
\, cuts and inlays the stones\, Frank finishes the pieces with\ngrinding
and polishing. She uses the highest quality stones in her jewelry. \n\n
Charlene is regarded as one of the finest mosaic inlay jewelers working
today. Since the early\n90s she has been winning blue ribbons for her wo
rk at the prestigious Santa Fe Indian Market.\nHer exhibitions across Am
erica include Chicago\, New York\, Florida\, California\, Arizona\, Indi
ana\nand Australia.\n \nFor more information about Charlene & Frank and
to see photos of their jewelry\, click here:\nhttp://www.fourwindsgaller
y.com.au/reano.html\n\nGathering Tribes\, 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley. W
eekend hours: Saturday\, 10 am - 6 pm.\, Sunday\, 11 am - 5 pm. FMI: 51
0.528-9038 www.gatheringtribes.com. ***
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080927T100000
DTSTAMP:20080925T010449Z
SUMMARY:Charlene and Frank Reano Pueblo Jewelers
CREATED:20081004T171955Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080927T180000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes: 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley CA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:6
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080704
DTSTAMP:20080702T173554Z
SUMMARY:Pow Wow Three Rivers Indian Lodge
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20080707
LOCATION:Three Rivers Indian Lodge\n13505 Union Rd. Manteca CA
DESCRIPTION:31st Annual Native Directions Powwow at Three Rivers Lodge\n
13505 Union Road\, Manteca\n\nJuy 4-6\, Friday - Sunday.\n\nDance Contes
t\, Hand Drum Contest\, Arts and Crafts\,\, Traditional Meal Saturday\,
Drug and Alcohol Free Celebration. Free Admission. FMI 209.858-2421.
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XC00V1.ad.csueastbay.edu%3E
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Artisan and Cultural Fair / Celebrating Mother’s Day\nFeria
Artesanal y Cultural / Celebrando el Día de la Madre\n\nSaturday May 10t
h\, 9am-6pm: Plaza 24th BART Station\nSunday May 11th\, 9am-6pm: Plaza 1
6th BART Station\n\nThere will be free activities for children\, handmad
e artisan jewelry\, and\ngifts for sale\, live music and special guests.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080510T090000
DTSTAMP:20080510T040815Z
SUMMARY:Artisan and Cultural Fair
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080510T180000
LOCATION:24th St BART Plaza\, SF
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:D-Q Student and Community clean up day Where: D-Q Unive
rsity When:April 11\,12\, 2008 What Time:10:00 A.M. to 12:00 noon
and From to 3:00 P.M. to ? We as the Student/Community members of D-Q
University want to welcome the community\, and supporters of D-Q to he
lp\, and support a clean up the grounds Day of D-Q. The potluck will st
art at1:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M. P.S. "We also want to let the communi
ty know that your asked to support D-Q clean up day at your own risk"
\n\nContact: \nYazzie--- yazzieyazzie@yahoo.com Steve --- sc
abiestiger@yahoo.com Miah \n --- miah.arechiga@yahoo.com or (9
15)333-4540 Mazatzin--zemazatzin@hotmail.com \nConsu
ela--cvindigenous@yahoo.com or (916)371-0370
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080411T100000
DTSTAMP:20080411T075311Z
SUMMARY:DQU Clean Up Day
CREATED:20081004T171957Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080411T170000
LOCATION:DQU
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:14
DESCRIPTION:Date 10/4/2008\nEvent Suscol Intertribal Powwow\nStart Tim
e 11:00 AM\nEnd Time 10:00 PM\nLocation Yountville\, CA\nDescription
October 4th-5th 2008 \n"Celebrating Unity of All Tribes"\nYountville Ve
terans Home - Picnic Grounds\nhttp://suscol.nativeweb.org/powWow.php\nPo
sted by DJaber0\nUpdated 3/4/2008Date 10/4/2008\nEvent Suscol Intert
ribal Powwow\nStart Time 11:00 AM\nEnd Time 10:00 PM\nLocation Yountv
ille\, CA\nDescription October 4th-5th 2008 \n"Celebrating Unity of All
Tribes"\nYountville Veterans Home - Picnic Grounds\nfor more info:\nCha
rlie Toledo\, Director #707/256-3561\nSuscol Intertribal Council\nsuscol
@suscol.net http://suscol.nativeweb.org\nhttp://suscol.nativeweb.org/po
wWow.php\nPosted by DJaber0\nUpdated 3/4/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081004T110000
DTSTAMP:20080917T182401Z
SUMMARY:Suscol Intertribal Powwow\n
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081004T220000
LOCATION: Yountville\, CA
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION: \nTelevision program on Channel 15. Co-hosted by Cihuapilli
& Sundust. This is every sunday\nPosted by NativeVoiceTV1\n\nLook for
interviews now posted on you tube!
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070812T180000
DTSTAMP:20090408T170545Z
SUMMARY:Native Voice TV
CREATED:20081004T172008Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070812T183000
LOCATION:Campbell/San Jose
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090329T065959Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Listen to Bay Native Circle with Gregg McVicar.\nBNC airs fr
om 2:00 - 3:00 pm live\n\, online\, podcast and archived at kpfa.org.\nB
ay Native Circle (BNC)is a public affairs program for the native communi
ty in the San Francisco Bay Area. \nHosts: Lakota Harden\, (Week 1 in Mo
nth) Janeen Antoine (Week 2)\, Ras K'Dee (Week 3)\, and Gregg McVicar (W
eek 4)\, all long time Bay Area residents and all connected to the Nativ
e community\, alternately host the program. Co-producers are Janeen Ant
oine and Gregg McVicar (former producer of Earthsongs and current produc
er of Undercurrents)\, who uses his awesome editing skills and wide know
ledge of native music to weave together shows he says "mean something\,
but also have a little ear candy." The community calendar is prepared by
Janeen Antoine with American Indian Contemporary Arts. \nThanks to KPFA
's wonderful new audio archives\, fans of BNC can access recordings of m
issed programs at any time of the day or night at the KPFA.org website u
nder archives. Listeners can also access the links to the Bay Native Ci
rcle website and from there go to the detailed community calendar inform
ation and view/submit calendar items.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080730T140000
DTSTAMP:20080730T173737Z
SUMMARY:BNC w Gregg McVicar
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080730T150000
LOCATION:KPFA 94.1 FM or KCFC in Fresno 88.1 FM.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION: \nARCHAEOLOGICAL VILLAGE SITE: \nOHLONE CULTURE \nSunday\,
March 2 \n10 am-noon\; 1-4 pm\, Course #17078 \nTravel into the past to
visit a 2\,000-year-old Tuibun \nvillage site. Learn about the Ohlone cu
lture as we tour \nthe replicated structures and examine reproduced tool
s \nand artifacts discovered at the archaeological site. We’ll \nlook at
plants that provided food\, medicine and tools. \nDino Labiste\, Natura
list \nReg. Required: 1-888-EBPARKS (327-2757) \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080302T100000
DTSTAMP:20080215T061921Z
SUMMARY:Ohlone Culture Course
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080302T160000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Peace and Dignity Journeys 2008\nArt Auction + Photography S
ale\nFundraiser\nSaturday April 19th @ Galeria de la Raza\n6:30 to 10 pm
\nOpening Prayer \nChildren Pow- Wow Dancers + Big Drum + Runner Testimo
nials\nPhotography Exhibit + Art Sale + Raffle + Food Sale\nGaleria de L
a Raza \n2857 24th St \n(Cross Street @ Bryant)\nSan Francisco\, CA 9
4110\n(415) 206-9242\n\nThe Peace and Dignity Journeys are spiritual run
s that embody theprophecy of the Eagle and Condor. This prophecy mandate
s that allIndigenous Peoples in the Western Hemisphere be reunited in a
spiritualway in order to heal our nations so that we can begin to work t
owards abetter future for our children and generations to come. TheJour
ney takes place every four years as a ceremonial movement with thegoal o
f reuniting indigenous communities\, nations\, and people of thiscontine
nt. The run will start May 1st in Chikaloon Alaska and in Tierra del Fu
ego\, Argentina and will end in Panama in November. \nwww.peaceandignit
yjourneys.org\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080419T063000
DTSTAMP:20080416T175744Z
SUMMARY:Peace and Dignity Journeys Fundraiser
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080419T100000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:Opening prayer 9 am at the corder of 47th and International
Blvd..\n\nJoin us on a walk to honor our Native American community membe
rs who have passed away due to violence\, alcohol and drug related trage
dies. Please wear white T-shirts and be on time. \n\nPotluck aftwer at
2:00 pm at IFH\, 523 International Blvd. OaklandCA 94606.\n\nFMI: Donn
y Smoke Adolph 510.208-1870 x 320 or email donny@aicrc.org.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080531T090000
DTSTAMP:20080607T225351Z
SUMMARY:Prayer Walk
CREATED:20081004T171955Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080531T160000
LOCATION:Oakland
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Award Winning Jemez Pueblo Sculptor\nVictor Vigil\n \nSaturd
ay\, February 16\, 2008 \n11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. \nSunday\, February 17
\, 2008 \n11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. \n\nVictor Vigil's sculptures include
buffalo\, bear\, people and other familiar images from the Southwest. He
is a twelve time winner of the prestigious SWAIA Annual Indian Market a
ward. Victor began sculpting in 1978 and is self taught. His medium is t
he New Mexico\, Colorado and Utah alabaster\, as well as other stones fr
om within the country. His sculptures vary in size from small table top
carvings to pieces well over 5 feet. Victor will be exhibiting his lates
t works at Gathering Tribes during this two day show.\n \nWe have severa
l of his smaller pieces now for a sneak peak of Victor's work. Please j
oin us in welcoming him to his first show at Gathering Tribes!\n\n1573 S
olano Ave v Berkeley CA 94707\n(510) 528-9038 v Open Daily \nhttp://ww
w.gatheringtribes.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080217T110000
DTSTAMP:20080207T034056Z
SUMMARY:Victor Vigil at Gathering Tribes
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080217T170000
LOCATION:1573 Solano Ave Berkeley CA
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Mata Ortiz Pottery Show\nWith Eidell Wasserman\nSaturday\, M
ay 24 - 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\nSunday\, May 25 - 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.
m.\n \nEidell Wasserman had been making the trek from her home in Northe
rn California to the village of Mata Ortiz in Chihuahua\, Mexico for man
y years. She brings back truckloads of the beautiful fruit from the han
ds of the many potters in Mata Ortiz. She will be bringing her latest f
inds to Gathering Tribes. The story of the pottery from this small vill
age is so amazing that it is called "The Miracle of Mata Ortiz". In the
late 1960's\, Juan Quezada\, then a young man in his teens\, decided he
would recreate the pottery technology of the ancient Paquime tribe. Th
is pottery technology had been lost for over 500 years. Juan found wher
e the ancients mined the clay and the minerals used as slip for the deli
cate paintings\, experimented until he figured out how the pots were con
structed and fired\, then taught some family members and friends. There
are now over 300 potters in this small village and their pottery is wor
ld renown. Come and find your own "miracle of Mata Ortiz" at this show!
\n\nGathering Tribes\n1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley CA\n(510) 528-9038 w
ww.gatheringtribes.com\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080524T100000
DTSTAMP:20080411T182653Z
SUMMARY:Mata Ortiz Pottery at Gathering Tribes
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080524T180000
LOCATION:1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:VILLAGE SITE HOUSE REPAIRS \nSunday\, October 19 \n10
am-3 pm\, Course #19290 \nHelp us make cattail mats to thatch \na semi-s
ubterranean pit house at a \nTuibun village site. We’ll also repair \na
sunshade and clean and weed the \nsite. Snacks\, water\, soda\, gloves\,
\ntools and a presentation about the \nsite’s significance will be shar
ed. \n(12+ yrs) \nBeverly Ortiz\, Naturalist \nReg. Required: 1-888-EBPA
RKS (327-2757) online registration begins Aug 12.\n\nCOYOTE HILLS REGION
AL PARK \n8000 Patterson Ranch Road\, Fremont CA 94555 • (510) 795-938
5 • chvisit@ebparks.org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081019T100000
DTSTAMP:20080806T010216Z
SUMMARY:Village Site House Repairs
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081019T110000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park\, Fremont
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Traditional Pomo Cultural Arts\nMarch 1 to April 6\n Demonst
rations\nMarch 8 & 9\n10:00 to 5:00\nSecond Saturday Reception\nMarch 8
– 5:00 to 9:00\n \n \nExhibit and demonstrations by Meyo Marrufo\, Denis
e & Luwana Quitiquit of the Robinson Rancheria in Lake County.\n \nThis
group of extraordinary artists exemplifies the resurgence in restoring t
he traditional survival\, cultural and regalia arts of the ancient Pomo
groups of the Clear Lake region. Using only materials traditional to th
eir area’s culture – tules\, willows\, cattails\, and dogbane (used for
cordage & twine) – an assemblage of utilitarian implements: baskets\, tr
aps\, baby carriers and children’s toys\, are constructed with age-old t
echniques. \n \nLuwana Quitiquit\, whose niece\, Meyo Marrufo\, says\,
“can make anything”\, has perfected the technique for making a tradition
al child’s toy from tule\, of the omnipresent bittern birds of Clear Lak
e’s tule marshes. She is renowned for her baby carriers (sika in the Po
mo language) and may be the only weaver working today to make a truly tr
aditional sika\; using only indigenous materials including handmade dogb
ane cordage & twine\, in place of the usual commercial cotton cord or fi
sh line\, to secure the rods of peeled and unpeeled willow.\n \nMeyo Mar
rufo is well known for making beautiful jewelry and traditional dance re
galia using acutely shaped abalone shell\, clam shell\, pine nuts\, glas
s beads\, feathers and cordage. She is also a founding member of an act
ive traditional Pomo dance group. A featured specialty\; she has develo
ped an innovative collection of “Regaled Teddy Bears”\, dressed with tra
ditionally designed and fashioned regalia and jewelry\; one even has a m
iniature baby carrier with baby bear at its side.\n \n The Gallery is lo
cated in the Historic District of Folsom\, open Wednesday through Sunday
10:00 to 5:00.\n \nWeb: www.pacwesttraders.com \n \nFor further info
rmation contact Courtney Puffer.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080322T100000
DTSTAMP:20080312T185001Z
SUMMARY:Traditional Pomo Cultural Arts
CREATED:20081004T171955Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080322T170000
LOCATION:PWT\, 305 Wool St. Folsom CA
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Balamcoatl: Mesoamerican Music & Dance\n\nNoon-1pm\nSaturday
s\, June 21\, July 12\, August 30\n\nBalamcoatl takes audiences on a jou
rney of movement and experimental sound from the South to the North of M
exico\, using traditional regional costumes and instruments. Balam (jagu
ar in Maya)\, and coatl (serpent in Nahuatl)\, unite to weave Mesoameric
an themes into a tapestry of colorful legends\, drawing audience members
into the story through participatory song and dance. During the interac
tive presentation\, children have the opportunity to dance inside the ja
guar’s paper mâché costume and play instruments such as turtle shells wi
th deer horns\, maracas\, drums and rattles. (Narrated program.) \n\nYER
BA BUENA GARDENS FESTIVAL\nproduced by Yerba Buena Arts & Events\n760 Ho
ward Street\nSan Francisco CA 94103\nPhone: 415 543 1718\nFax: 415 543 1
755\ninfo@ybgf.org\nwww.myspace.com/ybgfestival
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080830T120000
DTSTAMP:20080528T005206Z
SUMMARY:Balamcoatl: Mesoamerican Music & Dance
CREATED:20081004T171950Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080830T130000
END:VEVENT
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DESCRIPTION:FIRST NATIONS PIC GATHERING\nat IFH\, all day Thursday and F
riday Morning\n\nSince 1492\, even before the use of prisons\, we have b
een incarcerated on our own land. False borders were drawn and militari
ly enforced\, cutting nations and communities in half. Families were to
rn apart through boarding schools and Catholic missions\, entire nations
were forced into Reservations\, and many people were cut off from acces
s to their culture and traditional ways of life. \n\n500 years later\, N
ative Americans now have the highest per capita rate of incarceration in
the United States \, and the balance and harmony that once existed in o
ur communities have\, in many ways\, been destroyed. Our communities ar
e filled with violence\, drugs\, and alcohol\, while the knowledge and u
se of traditional ways have been lost to many. These issues are often a
mplified in prison\, where Native Ceremonies are not seen as a recognize
d religion\, some Native prisoners have been forced to cut their hair\,
and where they are not granted access to their spiritual practice. \n\nT
his Gathering will provide us with an opportunity to go back to our trad
itional ways to address a current crisis. As Indigenous Peoples from Na
tions across the US \, we will gather for prayer\, healing\, reflection
and strategy\, to strengthen the collective and move forward in our work
. \n\nThe Gathering will be the largest of its kind\, bringing together
Native organizers who are active in prison issues: formerly incarcerated
organizers\, organizers who have family members in prison\, Spiritual E
lders who work in prisons and other Indigenous people\, all of whom have
been impacted by 500 years of incarceration. \n\nThis Gathering is invi
te only\, and for First Nations and Indigenous people. For more informa
tion\, call Nat at 415 314 0867.
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URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.criticalresistance.org/article.php?id=227
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080925T090000
DTSTAMP:20080924T200403Z
SUMMARY:First Nations PIC Gathering
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080925T170000
LOCATION:IFH\, 23 International Blvd.\, Oakland
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:The Willows Theatre Company presents the World Premiere of t
he historical musical Sacagawea\, the high-adventure musical drama that
follows Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their perilous 1803 journe
y to the Pacific Northwest\, led by their Native American guide\, Sacaga
wea. Music by Craig Bohmler\, book and lyrics by Mary Bracken Phillips\,
directed by Vanessa Miller. Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” S
treet (at Alhambra Ave.) in Martinez\, August 2-10. Tickets are $20-$25
with discounts for Seniors\, Students\, and Groups. Check box office or
web site for show times: (925) 798-1300 or www.willowstheatre.org.\n \nS
pecial Offer: Call the box office at (925) 798-1300\, mention the code
"Bay Area Indian Calendar" and receive $5 off the regular ticket price.\
n\nFrom: cbpsm1 (Original Message) Sent: 7/17/2008 11:02 AM
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080806T193000
DTSTAMP:20080730T180302Z
SUMMARY: Sacagawea Musical Drama
CREATED:20081004T171959Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080806T193000
LOCATION:Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” Street (at Alhambra A
ve.) in Martinez
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Traditional Pomo Cultural Arts\nMarch 1 to April 6\n Demonst
rations\nMarch 8 & 9\n10:00 to 5:00\nSecond Saturday Reception\nMarch 8
– 5:00 to 9:00\n \n \nExhibit and demonstrations by Meyo Marrufo\, Denis
e & Luwana Quitiquit of the Robinson Rancheria in Lake County.\n \nThis
group of extraordinary artists exemplifies the resurgence in restoring t
he traditional survival\, cultural and regalia arts of the ancient Pomo
groups of the Clear Lake region. Using only materials traditional to th
eir area’s culture – tules\, willows\, cattails\, and dogbane (used for
cordage & twine) – an assemblage of utilitarian implements: baskets\, tr
aps\, baby carriers and children’s toys\, are constructed with age-old t
echniques. \n \nLuwana Quitiquit\, whose niece\, Meyo Marrufo\, says\,
“can make anything”\, has perfected the technique for making a tradition
al child’s toy from tule\, of the omnipresent bittern birds of Clear Lak
e’s tule marshes. She is renowned for her baby carriers (sika in the Po
mo language) and may be the only weaver working today to make a truly tr
aditional sika\; using only indigenous materials including handmade dogb
ane cordage & twine\, in place of the usual commercial cotton cord or fi
sh line\, to secure the rods of peeled and unpeeled willow.\n \nMeyo Mar
rufo is well known for making beautiful jewelry and traditional dance re
galia using acutely shaped abalone shell\, clam shell\, pine nuts\, glas
s beads\, feathers and cordage. She is also a founding member of an act
ive traditional Pomo dance group. A featured specialty\; she has develo
ped an innovative collection of “Regaled Teddy Bears”\, dressed with tra
ditionally designed and fashioned regalia and jewelry\; one even has a m
iniature baby carrier with baby bear at its side.\n \n The Gallery is lo
cated in the Historic District of Folsom\, open Wednesday through Sunday
10:00 to 5:00.\n \nWeb: www.pacwesttraders.com \n \nFor further info
rmation contact Courtney Puffer.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080405T100000
DTSTAMP:20080312T185012Z
SUMMARY:Traditional Pomo Cultural Arts
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080405T170000
LOCATION:PWT\, 305 Wool St. Folsom CA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:\nDate 6/21/2008\nEvent 3rd Annual Intertribal Gathering &
Youth Powwow\nStart Time 10:00 AM\nEnd Time 9:00 PM\nLocation Live O
ak Elementary School\, 1916 Capitola Rd.\, Santa Cruz\, CA 95062\nDescri
ption Honoring the 7th Generation. Youth Powow (17 yrs & younger). Gour
d Dance: 11 am\, Grand Entry: noon. White Bison's Don Coyhis & the Sacre
d Hoop of 100 Eagle Feathers. Sobriety Roll Call. All drums welcome\, al
l dancers welcome\, free parking\, free admission. Drug & alcohol free e
vent. Ray Hunt Memorial Youth Award. Host Northern Drum: Swift Cloud\, H
ost Southern Drum: Drum & Feather. Go to http://www.santacruz-indiancoun
cil.org for powwow flyer. Hosted by Santa Cruz Indian Council: 831-425-4
404. info@santacruz-indiancouncil.org\nPosted by Little Kickapoo\nUpdat
ed 5/27/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080621T100000
DTSTAMP:20080605T003750Z
SUMMARY:3rd Annual Intertribal Gathering and Youth Powwow
CREATED:20081004T171957Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080621T110000
LOCATION:Fairgrounds\, Watsonville
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:10
DESCRIPTION:22nd Annual Honoring of the Elders Gathering\nHosted by TENA
Council\nJune 6\, 7\, & 8\, 2008\nMt Madonna Park\, Gilroy\, CA\nTop of
Hecker Pass\, Hwy 152 between Gilroy & Watsonville\nFriday—7 to 11pm\nS
aturday—11am to Midnight\nSunday—Noon to 5pm\nArts & Crafts Booths\, Foo
d & Fun\nCamping Sites Available\nFor Information: Lubia Sanchez at lun
axicana@pacbell.net\nMore details to follow...\n*\nVendor Information an
d application: contact Lubia Sanchez at 510-599-0130 or lunaxicana@pacbe
ll.net\nGeneral info contact Jody at 408/287-8366 or june1jody@hotmail.c
om\n \n \n \nPosted by jayepea\nUpdated 12/26/2007
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080606T130000
DTSTAMP:20080515T230442Z
SUMMARY:Honoring of the Elders Gathering
CREATED:20081004T172008Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080606T130000
LOCATION: Inspiration point\, Mt Madonna Park\, Gilroy
RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080609T065959Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:5
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080809
DTSTAMP:20080424T071659Z
SUMMARY:UN Int'l Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples
CREATED:20081004T171953Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20080810
LOCATION:World Wide
RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;INTERVAL=1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:\nSubject: cherokee history class\nFrom: blakemhaus@berke
ley.edu\nDate: Thu\, January 31\, 2008 10:23 pm\n\nHello everyone\,\n
\nThere is going to be a Cherokee Nation history class held here at Berk
eley\nthis coming March. It will take place over two March weekends (3/
1\, 3/2\,\nand 3/15\, 3/16). Yes\, it's long and it eats up two whole w
eekends... But\,\nit's a lot of good info for anyone who's interested.\n
\nThe class will be taught by Julia Coates. Dr. Coates is an NAS profes
sor\nat UC-Davis and an at-large council member of the Cherokee Nation.\
n\nBest of all\, it's a bargain. It only costs ten bucks. (That's a lo
t of\nhistory for only ten bucks:)\n\nIf you or anyone you know is inter
ested in this event\, or if you have any\nquestions about it\, please co
ntact me:\n\nblakemhaus@berkeley.edu\nblakemhaus@gmail.com\n\nI believe
it is possible to take this class for some kind of college\ncredit. One
of my cousins took the class when they held it in Portland a\nfew years
back\, and I think he had to take a test of some kind in order to\nhave
it appear on his transcript. If such arrangements were possible\,\nthe
y would need to be made with Julia Coates ahead of time\, but since she\
nis a UC prof\, I would hope that it isn't too difficult to sort out a\n
credit thing. Also\, if any of you students need to justify some of tho
se\nindependent study credits to yourself or your department\, this clas
s might\njust be the justification you're looking for.\n\nAttached is a
word doc version of a brochure that will be mailed to\nCherokee citizens
living in the bay area. However\, the class is open to\nanyone who's i
nterested. I want to make sure that all interested people\nfeel welcome
-- so if anybody's curious about this thing\, please contact\nme. Or\,
you could contact Professor Coates directly. Check out the info\non the
attachments.\n\nthanks\,\nblake\n
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080315
DTSTAMP:20080312T183314Z
SUMMARY:Cherokee History Class
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20080317
LOCATION:Uc Berkeley
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Vallejo Powwow\n\nJuly 12-13\, 2008\nServic\nGrand Entries\n
Sat: 1 and 7 pm\nSun: 1 pm\n\nContest Powwow\, Gourd Dancing\, Public We
lcome and Free Parking.\n\nMC: Tom Phillips Sr.\nHead Woman: Davetta Haw
k\nHead Man: Sammy Phillips\nHost Southern: Southern Express\nHost North
ern: TBA\n\nSpecial Guest M.r Joe Morris\, Navajo Code Talker.\n\nCalifo
rnia Dance Groups\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080712T130000
DTSTAMP:20080604T201749Z
SUMMARY:Vallejo Powwow
CREATED:20081004T172008Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080712T230000
LOCATION:Service Club Park by Waterfront\, Vallejo
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Listen to Bay Native Circle with Ras K'Dee.\nBNC airs from 2
:00 - 3:00 pm on KPFA 94.1 FM or KCFC in Fresno 88.1 FM. Live\, kpfa 9
4.1 and kcfc Fresno 88.1\, online\, podcast and archived at kpfa.org.\nB
ay Native Circle (BNC)is a public affairs program for the native communi
ty in the San Francisco Bay Area. \nHosts: Lakota Harden\, (Week 1 in Mo
nth) Janeen Antoine (Week 2)\, Ras K'Dee (Week 3)\, and Gregg McVicar (W
eek 4)\, all long time Bay Area residents and all connected to the Nativ
e community\, alternately host the program. Co-producers are Janeen Ant
oine and Gregg McVicar (former producer of Earthsongs and current produc
er of Undercurrents)\, who uses his awesome editing skills and wide know
ledge of native music to weave together shows he says "mean something\,
but also have a little ear candy." The community calendar is prepared by
Janeen Antoine with American Indian Contemporary Arts. \nThanks to KPFA
's wonderful new audio archives\, fans of BNC can access recordings of m
issed programs at any time of the day or night at the KPFA.org website u
nder archives. Listeners can also access the links to the Bay Native Ci
rcle website and from there go to the detailed community calendar inform
ation and view/submit calendar items.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070815T140000
DTSTAMP:20090812T183012Z
SUMMARY:BNC w Ras K'Dee
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070815T150000
RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090819T065959Z;BYDAY=3WE
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Listen to Bay Native Circle with Gregg McVicar.\nBNC airs fr
om 2:00 - 3:00 pm on KPFA 94.1 FM or KCFC in Fresno 88.1 FM. Live\, kp
fa 94.1 and kcfc Fresno 88.1\, online\, podcast and archived at kpfa.org
.\nBay Native Circle (BNC)is a public affairs program for the native com
munity in the San Francisco Bay Area. \nHosts: Lakota Harden\, (Week 1 i
n Month) Janeen Antoine (Week 2)\, Ras K'Dee (Week 3)\, and Gregg McVica
r (Week 4)\, all long time Bay Area residents and all connected to the N
ative community\, alternately host the program. Co-producers are Janeen
Antoine and Gregg McVicar (former producer of Earthsongs and current pr
oducer of Undercurrents)\, who uses his awesome editing skills and wide
knowledge of native music to weave together shows he says "mean somethin
g\, but also have a little ear candy." The community calendar is prepare
d by Janeen Antoine with American Indian Contemporary Arts. \nThanks to
KPFA's wonderful new audio archives\, fans of BNC can access recordings
of missed programs at any time of the day or night at the KPFA.org websi
te under archives. Listeners can also access the links to the Bay Nativ
e Circle website and from there go to the detailed community calendar in
formation and view/submit calendar items.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090415T140000
DTSTAMP:20090422T180954Z
SUMMARY:BNC w Gregg McVicar
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090415T150000
RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090415T140000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:Listen to Bay Native Circle with Ras K'Dee.\nBNC airs from 2
:00 - 3:00 pm on KPFA 94.1 FM or KCFC in Fresno 88.1 FM. Live\, kpfa 9
4.1 and kcfc Fresno 88.1\, online\, podcast and archived at kpfa.org.\nB
ay Native Circle (BNC)is a public affairs program for the native communi
ty in the San Francisco Bay Area. \nHosts: Lakota Harden\, (Week 1 in Mo
nth) Janeen Antoine (Week 2)\, Ras K'Dee (Week 3)\, and Gregg McVicar (W
eek 4)\, all long time Bay Area residents and all connected to the Nativ
e community\, alternately host the program. Co-producers are Janeen Ant
oine and Gregg McVicar (former producer of Earthsongs and current produc
er of Undercurrents)\, who uses his awesome editing skills and wide know
ledge of native music to weave together shows he says "mean something\,
but also have a little ear candy." The community calendar is prepared by
Janeen Antoine with American Indian Contemporary Arts. \nThanks to KPFA
's wonderful new audio archives\, fans of BNC can access recordings of m
issed programs at any time of the day or night at the KPFA.org website u
nder archives. Listeners can also access the links to the Bay Native Ci
rcle website and from there go to the detailed community calendar inform
ation and view/submit calendar items.
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080716T140000
DTSTAMP:20080730T173818Z
SUMMARY:BNC w Janeen Antoine
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080716T150000
RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080716T140000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:SOLSTICE SALMON CELEBRATION \n\nSaturday\, June 21\, 10:00 a
.m. — 3:00 p.m. \nMartin Luther King\, Jr. Civic Center Park \n2151 Mart
in Luther King Jr. Way\, Berkeley [map] \nFor more information please ca
ll 510.548.3333 \nwww.ecologycenter.org\nSend to a friend Print\n\nSalmo
n worth celebrating. Berkeley Farmers' Markets' and the Ecology Center's
Summer Solstice Salmon Celebration features music from All Nations Sing
ers\, Captain Mike & the Sea Kings and Wild Buds plus speakers including
Ron Reed of the Karuk Tribe of California\, cultural biologist Juliet L
amont\, and Rafael Jesús González\, poet and Professor Emeritus of Creat
ive Writing & Literature.
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080621T100000
DTSTAMP:20080618T185724Z
SUMMARY:Solstice Salmon Celebration
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080621T150000
LOCATION:Martin Luther King\, Jr. Civic Center Park \n2151 Martin Luther
King Jr. Way\, Berkeley
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:UC Berkeley Pow Wow\nPauley Ballroom\n \nSaturday\, April 19
th\nGourd Dancing: 11:00 a.m.\nDinner Break: 6:00 p.m.\nPow Wow: 7:00
-10:00 p.m.\n \nSunday\, April 20th\nGourd Dancing at 11:00 a.m.\nGrand
Entry at 12:00 noon\nClosing Ceremony at 7:00 p.m.\n \nHost Drums\nNorth
ern: Red Sky\nSouthern: Southern Xtreme\n \nHead Staff\nEmcee: Robert
Greygrass\nHead Man: Larry Swimmer\nHead Woman: Ori Snow\nHead Boy:
Daniel Swimmer\nHead Girl: Tina Puthoff\nColor Guard: Joe Smith\n \nCo
ntests:\nMen: Traditional ~ Fancy Dance ~ Grass Dance\nWomen: Traditio
nal ~ Fancy Shawl ~ Jingle Dance\nTiny Tots\n \nIndian Tacos\, Native Ar
t\, Vendors and Much More . . . . .\nPlease see attached flyer\nFor more
information contact the Intertrival Student Council at (510) 642-2842 o
r Ruth Hopper at (510) 642-6613
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080420T110000
DTSTAMP:20080327T214816Z
SUMMARY:UC Berkeley Pow Wow
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080420T220000
LOCATION:Pauley Ballroom\, UC Berkeley
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:GHOST MACHINE Group\nAFFILIATED OBSIDIAN NATION\nAT DQ UNIVE
RISTY\n \nApril 16\, 2008\n1:35 p.m.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080416T013000
DTSTAMP:20080417T172255Z
SUMMARY:Ghost Machine Group at DQU
CREATED:20081004T171959Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080416T013000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Native Contemporary Arts Festival. \nJune 15\, 12 noon - 3 p
m \nYerba Buena Gardens\, SF\n \nEveryone is welcome to attend the 10th
Annual Native Contemporary Arts Festival at Yerba Buena Gardens on Fathe
r's Day\, June 15\, from 12 noon - 3 p.m. \n \nThis free family event in
cludes performances by artists \nJeremy Good Feather (ballad) \nRas K'De
e and the One Struggle Band (hip hop) \nTwice as Good ( blues) \nand the
Medicine Warriors Dancers and All Nations Drum (powwow) \n \nIn additio
n\, there will be artist vendors\, craft activities for the kids\, and t
he perfect location to enjoy a family picnic. \nThe Native Contemporary
Arts Festival is cosponsored by Yerba Buena Gardens and American Indian
Contemporary Arts.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080615T120000
DTSTAMP:20080527T210708Z
SUMMARY:Native Contemporary Arts Festival.
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080615T150000
LOCATION:Yerba Buena Gardens\, 3rd & Mission\, San Francisco
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Date 6/27/2008\nEvent CIBA: 18th Annual Basketweavers Gath
ering\nStart Time 1:00 PM\nEnd Time 1:00 PM\nLocation Tachi Yokut Tri
be\, Palace Hotel & Casino\, Lemoore\, CA.\nDescription CIBA's 18th Ann
ual Basketweavers Gathering\nJune 27-29\, 2008\nHosted in the Education
Center of the Tachi Yokut Tribe of Santa Rosa Rancheria\n\nwww.ciba.org\
nPosted by DJaber0\nUpdated 3/19/2008\n\n18th Annual California Indian
Basketweavers Gathering /June 27\, 28 & 29 / Lemoore\, Calif.\n \nWe ar
e pleased to announce the 18th Annual California Indian Basketweavers G
athering will be held June 27th to 29th at Santa Rosa Rancheria Tribal
Community Center in Lemoore\, California. Friday\, June 27 is reserved f
or California Indian Basketweavers family and friends. Saturday & Su
nday\, June 28 & 29th is open to the public. Santa Rosa Rancheria Tri
bal Community Center (Coyote Corners) 16085 Jersey Avenue Lemoore\, Ca
lif. 93245 Vendors will be selling food for your purchase. CIBA and y
our Santa Rosa Rancheria Tribal Hosts will host dinner on Friday and Sa
turday. A ticket will be issued with your 2007/2008-Gathering registrat
ion.\n Please present your dinner ticket at the door. NEW NEW NEW B
EGINNERS\, CHILDREN\, NON CIBA MEMBERS Please: Do Not Sign Up For Teach
ing & Learning Circles On Friday: SEE NEW CLASS SCHEDULED BELOW Begi
nners\, Children-If you are new to the world of basket weaving\, have ne
ver made a basket. Please take the introduction to basketweaving before
you take any other instruction. Friday: Baskets for Beginners Intro
duction to basketweaving\, for those who have never made a basket and w
ould like to learn or if you are a beginner and feel you lack weaving e
xperience. Please attend this class\, prior to any other instruction.
All beginners are welcome please sign up at Information area by Regist
ration table\; please note class size is limited. Friday: Teaching &
Learning Circles: Friday\, Native CIBA voting Members\, who wish to ta
ke instruction\, may sign up at the CIBA Info table in the Registration
area. Teaching is on Friday only and limited to California\n Indians wh
o are current CIBA members only. Class Instructors and class sizes are
limited. Please note at sign up: any restrictions\, or conditions of In
structors. Please respect these conditions. If you plan on taking a cla
ss\, you must bring an awl and a pocketknife. (If traveling by public t
ransportation be aware of all security issues\, when packing or carryin
g your basket materials). Teachers will provide some materials\, but if
you have your own materials\, please bring them. (If you would like to
teach a class\, please fill out the attached form and return to the CI
BA office ASAP. Hotel room & teaching Stipend is available. Friday: T
eaching Assistants If you are now or have worked with Basketweavers\, k
now weaving techniques and would like to assist an elder\, or weaving te
acher on Friday\, please fill out the application form with your name a
nd contact information. You will be asked to assist up to two weavers:
(Friday only). Saturday: Demonstrations\n California Indian Plants\,
baskets\, land issues and cultural issues will be shared on Saturday af
ternoon from 10 am to 5pm. (Signs will be posted). We would like to off
er a variety of demonstrations in weaving styles\, coiling\, open and c
losed twining\, cradle baskets\, men’s workbaskets\, traps\, cordage an
d food preparation using baskets. (If you are interested in offering a
demonstration\, please fill out the demonstration application and retur
n it with your registration.) Friday & Saturday: Showcase We invite C
alifornia Indians to participate in the annual Showcase: All entries mu
st adhere to the rules\, (see form for instructions) Baskets must be ma
de entirely of traditional materials\, made by a California Indian Bask
etweaver\, and completed within the past 12 months. You may enter up to
three different types of baskets\, but you must fill out a separate en
try form\, for each. All entries must be submitted no later than Friday
-2pm. Showcase entries may be\n dropped off\, Friday morning. Showcas
e set up will take place Friday afternoon. Showcase exhibit opens Satur
day in the Education Center. Security and insurance will be provided.
Saturday: Panel several one-hour panels are scheduled on Saturday. Top
ics must be related to California Indian Basket weaving and related sub
jects. To offer a panel\, submit a short summery of topic\, and list na
me of all speakers and contact numbers\, include your name address\, co
mmunity affiliation and contact information. Questions and submissio
ns contact: jxross @ ucdavis.edu (take out spaces) Or mail to PANELS c/
o CIBA PO Box 1348 Woodland\, CA 95776 Sunday: Film Festival: Short
format works of California Natives will be previewed from 10am to 12pm.
If you are a student\, producer or have film or video works\, related
to California Native history\, storytelling\, or basket related shorts
under 45minutes\, CD only. Please contact Julie Holder (415) 924 1103 o
r email: jewellnmarin @\n yahoo.com (take out spaces) Questions: CIBA
office is open Monday –Friday 10 to 5pm and can be contacted at 1(530)
668~1332 or email: officeadmin @ ciba.org (take out spaces) Week prior
to event office will be closed\, and staff will be onsite: no calls wi
ll be returned during event week June 23-29th\, 2008. All Staff will be
at the California Indian Basketweavers Gathering 2008 in Lemoore. F
or more info\, visit: or For map and directions\, click on link below:
\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080628T010000
DTSTAMP:20080527T205308Z
SUMMARY:CIBA: 18th Annual Basketweavers Gathering
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080628T010000
LOCATION:Palace Hotel & Casino\, Lemoore CA
RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080630T065959Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:\n**********************************************************
******\n\nIPIA (Indigenous Pacific Islanders’ Alliance) presents The Pac
ific\nIslander Speaker Series.\n\n"PATENTING THE PACIFIC: GENETIC RESEAR
CH & IMPACTS FOR PACIFIC ISLANDERS"\n\n***A Talk by Le’a Malia Kanahele\
, JD**\n\n///Friday April 11\, 2008 @ noon-1:30PM\\\\\\\nBarbara Christi
an Rm (544\, Barrows Hall)\nUniversity of California\, Berkeley\n\n*****
****BIO***\nKanahele is a Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) attorney from H
onolulu\,\nHawai`i. From 2006-2007\, she was a fellow at the Center for
Excellence in\nNative Hawaiian Law at the University of Hawai`i William
S. Richardson\nSchool of Law. She currently serves as Legal Analyst wit
h the Indigenous\nPeoples Council on Biocolonialism (IPCB)\, a non-profi
t organization based\non the Pyramid Lake Paiute Reservation that was cr
eated to assist\nIndigenous peoples in the protection of their genetic r
esources\,\nIndigenous knowledge\, and cultural and human rights from th
e negative\neffects of biotechnology. Kanahele’s experience includes le
gal advocacy\nwork and legal research with Kanaka Maoli community organi
zations on\nissues of Native Hawaiian land rights\, self-determination a
nd genetic\nmaterial and traditional knowledge protection. She has advo
cated in a\nnumber of international forums for the protection of Indigen
ous peoples'\nrights\, including at meetings of the Convention on Biolog
ical Diversity\,\nthe World Intellectual Property Organization\, and the
United Nations\nPermanent Forum on Indigenous Issues.\n\nIPIA (Indigeno
us Pacific Islanders' Alliance) is a Pacific Islander\ngraduate student
group at Cal.\n\n\n*********For more info please contact \n
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URL;VALUE=URI:message:%3C51832.71.139.181.164.1207042354.squirrel@calmai
l.berkeley.edu%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080411T120000
DTSTAMP:20080401T093740Z
SUMMARY:Pacific Islander Speaker Series Talk
CREATED:20081004T172008Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080411T133000
LOCATION:Berkeley
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Date 1/30/2008\nEvent Dennis Martinez\, Indigenous Peoples
Restoration Network\, and More at Focus the Nation\nStart Time 6:00 PM
\nEnd Time 8:30 PM\nLocation Jack Adams Hall\, SFSU\; 1600 Holloway Av
e\, SF\nDescription 6:10-7:00 Keynote speaker Dennis Martinez Restorati
on Ecologist\, Indigenous Peoples Restoration Network\n7:00-8:30 Focus o
n native peoples in the Arctic and South Pacific Melissa Nelson and Phil
ip Klasky\, American Indian Studies. SFSU\; Logan Hennessy\, Liberal Stu
dies\, SFSU\; Enrique Salmon\, Ethnoecologist\, Marin Conservation Corps
.\nPosted by DJaber0\nUpdated 1/27/2008
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080130T180000
DTSTAMP:20080207T002528Z
SUMMARY:Dennis Martinez\, Indigenous Peoples Restoration
CREATED:20081004T171950Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080130T203000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:Date 7/17/2008\nEvent 15th Indigenous Environmental Networ
k Protecting Mother Earth Conference\nLocation South Fork Powwow Ground
s\; Lee\, Nevada\nStart Time 1:00 PM\nEnd Time 1:00 PM\nDescription "
Answering Mother Earth's Call for Healing -- Reaffirming Our Roots" July
17 – 20th \, 2008 NEWE SOGOBE (Western Shoshone) TERRITORIES SO HO BEE(
Southfork Pow-Wow Grounds in Lee\, Nevada) Traditional Gathering – Campi
ng Style Topics to include: Traditional L.A.W.S. (Land\, Air\, Water\, S
un)\; Energy\, Global Warming and Climate Change\; Rescinding the Doctri
ne of Discovery\, and Youth & Elders. http://www.ienearth.org/calendar.h
tml\nPosted by DJaber0\nUpdated 2/24/2008
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080717T130000
DTSTAMP:20080424T072030Z
SUMMARY:IEN Protecting Mother Earth Conference
CREATED:20081004T171953Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080717T130000
LOCATION:Lee Nevada
RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080721T065959Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080816T100000
DTSTAMP:20080806T233238Z
SUMMARY:14th Annual Sacramento Powwow
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080816T230000
LOCATION:Sacramento\, CA
DESCRIPTION:14th Annual Sacramento Powwow\nAugust 15 16 & 17\, 2008<><>
O’Neil Park <><> Sacramento\, CA\nFriday\, August 15th\, Special Califor
nia Night – 7 p.m. \nSaturday\, August 16th\, 10 a.m. – 11 p.m.\, Grand
Entry – 1 p.m. & 7 p.m.\nSunday\, August 17th\, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Grand
Entry – 1 p.m. \nSpecial Guest: Joe Morris\, Navajo Code Talker\n\nA
ll Drums Welcome\nNorthern Host Drum ECHO SKY SINGERS\nSouthern Host Dru
m SOUTHERN EXPRESS\nMaster of Ceremonies: Tom Phillips\, Sr. - Kiowa\nA
rena Director: Tom Phillips\, Jr. - Kiowa\nTabulation (Open Book): Lana
Hicks - Washoe/Paiute\nHead Lady Dancer: Pepper Phillips-Singh\, Kiowa\n
Head Man Dancer: Jude Cruz – Pueblo/Rosebud Sioux\n\nNative American Art
s and Crafts <> Food <>Contest Dancing <> Gourd Dancing\nHandgames for t
he youth.. 5 California Dance Groups Friday evening: \n(Franklin Dancers
\, Maidus\, Grindstone\, Pomos\, and the Bear Dancers so far...\nContest
Powwow starts Saturday\nPowWow Daily Admissions:\nGeneral: $4.00\, Teen
s: $2.00\, Children: $1.00\, Under 5 free\, Seniors: 55 & older FREE\nFM
I: 916.421-0657 or Sacramento Powwow\, P.O. Box 246052\, Sacramento\, CA
95824\nHost Hotel: La Quinta Inn\, 200 Jibbom Street\, Sacramento\, CA
95814 <> (916) 448-8100 <> $79 pw rate
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CREATED:20081004T172003Z
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DESCRIPTION:OHLONE MAT MAKING \nSunday\, May 11 \n10 am-3 pm\, Course #1
8270 \nHelp us make cattail mats to thatch a semi- \nsubterranean pit ho
use at a Tuibun village site. We’ll \nalso repair a sunshade and clean a
nd weed the site. \nSnacks\, water\, soda\, gloves\, tools and a present
ation \nabout the site will be shared. (12+ years) \nBeverly Ortiz\, Nat
uralist \nReg. Required: 1-888-EBPARKS (327-2757) \n\nPlease note: Onlin
e registration for May and June programs starts April 8th. \nThe Coyote
Hills Visitor Center is open Tuesday–Sunday\, 9:30 am–5 pm. \nThe Nectar
Garden is open Wednesday–Sunday\, 10 am to 4pm \nParking fees may be ch
arged. The Possum’s Pocket Nature Store has books\, American Indian ite
ms\, nature games\, T-shirts and much more. \n\nCoyote Hills Regional Pa
rk\n8000 Patterson Ranch Road\nFremont CA 94555\n(510) 795-9385\nchvisit
@ebparks.org \nwww.ebparks.org
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URL;VALUE=URI:www.ebparks.org
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080511T100000
DTSTAMP:20080528T180306Z
SUMMARY:Ohlone Mat Making
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080511T150000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Parks\, Fremont
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:2008 Native American Day Celebration / Sept. 26 / Sacramento
\, Calif.\n \n"Spirit of Land and Water"\nFriday\, September 26\, 2008\n
10:00 am –– 2:00 pm\n\nState Capitol Building –– North Steps\nSacramento
\, California (near 10th and L Streets)\n\nFREE- OPEN TO THE PUBLIC\n\nE
vent Activities and Participants:\nCultural Demonstrations\, Traditional
Arts\, Exhibitors\,\nTribal Leaders\, Officials\, Tule River Color Guar
d\nTraditional Dancers\, Drummers\, and Vocalists\n\nParticipation by Na
tive American organizations\, Tribes\, Federal and State\nGovernments. I
f you would like to volunteer\, provide donations\, reserve an\nexhibit
booth (booth fee)\, or have general\nquestions regarding this event\, pl
ease contact Malinda Dumisani (Event\nCoordinator) at 1(916) 445~ 9480 o
r via email at mdumisani @ calepa.ca.gov (take\nout spaces)\nmdumisani@c
alepa.ca.gov\n\n""We Are All Sacred""~ Artist Frank La Pena\n \nHonoring
the first Californians\n\n \nCalifornia is one of the richest states in
the nation because of the culture\, heritage and history of its many fe
derally recognized tribes. From the Kumeyaay in San Diego to the Serrano
in San Bernardino to the Yurok in the Klamath Basin\, the indigenous pe
ople of California each have a diverse and peaceful existence that has l
asted for many thousands of years. Today there are more than 100 recogni
zed tribes in California\; more than any other state in the nation.\n \n
An acknowledgment of the California Indians came in 1968 when Governor R
onald Reagan signed a resolution calling for the fourth Friday of each S
eptember to be American Indian Day. It was hoped that this acknowledgmen
t would help to inform the general public about Indian heritage and the
problems that are confronted by Indians in California.\n \n\nFor years\,
the California tribes celebrated the fourth Friday of September by rene
wing their ties to the Earth and keeping alive the ways of their ancesto
rs. It was in 1998 when the California Legislature passed Assembly Bill
No. 1953 (Baca)\, establishing the day as an official state holiday. Tod
ay\, people of all ages celebrate California Native American Day by lear
ning more about the culture\, heritage and traditions of the California
Indian.\n \n \n \nhttp://www.nativeamericanday.com/\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080926T100000
DTSTAMP:20080903T201057Z
SUMMARY:Native American Day
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080926T140000
LOCATION:State Capitol Bldg\, North Steps\, Sacramento
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:GATHERING OF OHLONE PEOPLES \n \nCoyote Hills Regional
Park \nSunday\, October 5\, 10 am–4:30 pm \nOhlones from several tribes
will share their culture and history\, \nincluding music\, song\, dance
\, and stories. They’ll discuss contemporary \ncultural involvements\, a
nd demonstrate basket\, jewelry\, soaproot \nbrush\, and dogbane string
making. Visit a more than two-thousand- \nyear-old village site\, play a
n Ohlone game\, try making fire without \nmatches\, or make a miniature
tule boat. Taste native plant teas\, \nmanzanita cider and\, in the afte
rnoon\, acorn soup cooked with heated \nstones in a basket. (All ages ar
e welcome.) \nBeverly Ortiz\, Naturalist/Event Coordinator \nCOYOTE HILL
S REGIONAL PARK \n8000 Patterson Ranch Road\, Fremont CA 94555 • (510)
795-9385 • chvisit@ebparks.org\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081005T100000
DTSTAMP:20080806T005913Z
SUMMARY:Gathering of Ohlone Peoples
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081005T163000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park\, Fremont
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Date 5/27/2008\nEvent Dine Policy Institute Presentation o
n Tribal Government Reform\nStart Time 1:00 PM\nEnd Time 2:30 PM\n\nDa
te 5/27/2008\nEvent Dine Policy Institute Dinner Presentation on Triba
l government Reform\nStart Time 6:30 PM\nEnd Time 8:00 PM\n\nLocation
Native American Cultural Center - Stanford University\nDescription Ple
ase join us for this open discussion! It is free and open to the public\
, and we'd like to invite all the Bay Area Natives to join. Thank you! F
or directions or questions\, please e-mail. Ever wondered about Tribal g
overnment reform? Questions about the Navajo Nation? Interested in Triba
l policy research? Come see a presentation from the Dine Policy Institut
e! All majors welcome! Tuesday May 27th at the Native American Cultural
Center at Stanford University Noon Lunch discussion on the Fundamental L
aws of the Dine 6:30p Dinner presentation on Statue of Government Reform
on the Navajo Nation We'll see you there!\nPosted by Stefanie\nUpdated
5/26/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080527T130000
DTSTAMP:20080604T173043Z
SUMMARY:Tribal Government Reform
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080527T143000
LOCATION:NACC\, Stranford
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:The Willows Theatre Company presents the World Premiere of t
he historical musical Sacagawea\, the high-adventure musical drama that
follows Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their perilous 1803 journe
y to the Pacific Northwest\, led by their Native American guide\, Sacaga
wea. Music by Craig Bohmler\, book and lyrics by Mary Bracken Phillips\,
directed by Vanessa Miller. Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” S
treet (at Alhambra Ave.) in Martinez\, August 2-10. Tickets are $20-$25
with discounts for Seniors\, Students\, and Groups. Check box office or
web site for show times: (925) 798-1300 or www.willowstheatre.org.\n \nS
pecial Offer: Call the box office at (925) 798-1300\, mention the code
"Bay Area Indian Calendar" and receive $5 off the regular ticket price.\
n\nFrom: cbpsm1 (Original Message) Sent: 7/17/2008 11:02 AM
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080803T150000
DTSTAMP:20080730T180104Z
SUMMARY: Sacagawea Musical Drama
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080803T150000
LOCATION:Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” Street (at Alhambra A
ve.) in Martinez
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Date 4/26/2008\nEvent Cherokee Society: April General Meet
ing\nStart Time 1:00 PM\nEnd Time 4:00 PM\nLocation Oakland\, CA\nDes
cription Cherokee Society of the Greater Bay Area Saturday\, April 26th
April General Meeting\, Wild Onion Feed\, Theme: Cherokee Hand Games Tr
y wild onions and ramps. Come learn Cherokee Hand Games from Champions!
Where: Washoe Tribe Community House\, 2030 Franklin St. Oakland\, Calif.
Free parking available and metered parking on street. Closest Bart is 1
9th Street\, Oakland. Potluck luncheon. Please RSVP with what dish you p
lan to bring ~ 1(510) 464~4649 or email: CherokeeSociety @ yahoo.com (ta
ke out spaces)\nPosted by DJaber0\nUpdated 4/7/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080426T130000
DTSTAMP:20080409T181848Z
SUMMARY:Cherokee Society Meeting
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080426T160000
LOCATION:2030 Franklin St. Oakland
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:Intertribal Friendship House Presents:\n\nIndigenous Permacu
lture Project \n\nFriday: May 30\, 2008\n\nTime: 5:00 pm\n\nIntertribal
Friendship House 523 International Blvd\n\nOakland\, CA 94606\n\nCommuni
ty Potluck! Please bring a dish to share\n\nPlease see attached flyer.\n
\n\n \n\n\nThings we will learn:\n\n How to sustain a community gar
den.\n\n The planting of sacred medicines in your garden\n\n C
omposting\n\n Knowledge of different solstice in relationship with
your ecosystem.\n\n Set a calendar for I.F.H. garden.\n\n Comm
unity self sustainability and unity.\n\n Native ceremonies in relat
ion with our plants and animals.\n\n\n-- \nMorning Star Gali\nmstargali@
gmail.com\n\nwww.longestwalk.org\nwww.earthcycles.net \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080530T170000
DTSTAMP:20080526T013431Z
SUMMARY:Indigenous Permaculture Project
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080530T200000
LOCATION:523 Inernational Blvd. Oakland
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:D~Q University Support Day\nCommunity Potluck & Meeting\nMar
ch 8th\, 2008\n \nSupporters of D~Q University Past and Present\nElders\
, former students of D~Q\, Community Members\,\nMembers of the Original
Occupation of D~Q\, friends of D~Q\ncome and support D~Q as we work towa
rds the future of\nCalifornia's only Indiginous University !\n \n9:00 am
~ 11:30 am\nCultural Performances\n(Sponsored by AIM West)\nDancers / D
rums invited to participate\n \n11:30 am\nPotluck Lunch ~ Please bring a
dish to share\n \n12:00 pm ~ 5:00 pm\nCommunity Meeting\nPlease Attend
~ We Need Your Support\n \n33250 Country Rd. 31\nDavis\, Calif.\n(Betwee
n Davis and Winter)\n \nFor More Information Contact:\nTony Gonzalez at
1(415) 577~1492\nChris Yazzie at 1(530) 554~8377\n \nwww.myspace.com/dqu
niversity
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080308T090000
DTSTAMP:20080305T212917Z
SUMMARY:D~Q University Support Day
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080308T170000
LOCATION:DQU\, Davis CA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:THE CALIFORNIA INDIAN MUSEUM AND CULTURAL CENTER\n\nPresents
:\n\n California Indians & Environmental Justice\n\nSaturday\, April 5\
, 2008\n\nTime: 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM \n\n5250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa\, C
A 95403\n\n\nOne could easily claim that Indian Country is an environmen
t clothed in issues of injustice. To segregate native people to Indian
reservations without adequate infrastructure\, i.e. roads\, water access
\, housing\, etc. certainly condemns Indian communities to struggle in t
heir forced environments. Federal Indian policy historically has been d
evoid of environmental justice.\n\nPlease join CIMCC for an informative
lecture about environmental justice issues impacting California tribes.
From the mercury ridden lakes of the north to the destructive wild fire
s of the south\, California Indians face several challenges in protectin
g their communities and homelands. \n\n\nCome explore these issues and o
thers as we examine the traditional and contemporary efforts tribes are
engaging in to protect and save their environment and cultural tradition
s. Let’s examine our role as environmental stewards and the responsibil
ities we collectively share as a community.\n\n\nCalifornia Indian Museu
m at: (707) 579-3004\,\n\n e-mail us at cimandcc@aol.com\n\nor visit ou
r Website at www.cimcc.org\n\nYOUR DONATIONS ARE SINCERELY APPRECIATED
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080405T133000
DTSTAMP:20080326T184153Z
SUMMARY:Lecture: California Indians & Environmental Justice
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080405T153000
LOCATION:CIMCC\, 5250 Aero Dr. Santa Rosa
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Date 5/3/2008\nEvent 24th Annual California Indian Market
Pow Wow\nStart Time 10:00 AM\nEnd Time 7:00 PM\nLocation Mission San
Juan Bautista CA\nDescription \n24th California Indian Market & Peace Po
w Wow\ncelebrating Cinco De Mayo & World Cultures.\nMay 3 & 4 - Saturday
& Sunday- 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.\nHistoric Mission San Juan Bautista in Secon
d St.Lot\nSan Juan Bautista CA\nArts\, Crafts\, Dance\, Food\, Story\nAm
ah-Ka Tura California Indian Dancers\,\nXipe Totec Aztec Dancers\,\nSwif
t Cloud Dancers\, Drum and Singers\nTraditional Lakota Dancer\nDonation
benefits youth and veteran art projects\nContact: Laynee Reyna - (831) 6
23-4771\nwww.peacevision.net\nPosted by Zintkatoh\nUpdated 3/14/2008\n
\n\nSpace available for artists\, crafters\, etc. For application please
email peacevision96@yahoo.com with your name\, address\, telephone\, em
ail\, web site\, etc. www.peacevision.net Thank you\, Laynee Reyna\nPos
ted by Zintkatoh\nUpdated 4/11/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080503T100000
DTSTAMP:20080417T171408Z
SUMMARY:24th Annual California Indian Market Pow Wow
CREATED:20081004T171955Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080503T190000
LOCATION:Mission San Juan Bautista CA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Listen to Bay Native Circle with Gregg McVicar.\nBNC airs fr
om 2:00 - 3:00 pm live\n\, online\, podcast and archived at kpfa.org.\nB
ay Native Circle (BNC)is a public affairs program for the native communi
ty in the San Francisco Bay Area. \nHosts: Lakota Harden\, (Week 1 in Mo
nth) Janeen Antoine (Week 2)\, Ras K'Dee (Week 3)\, and Gregg McVicar (W
eek 4)\, all long time Bay Area residents and all connected to the Nativ
e community\, alternately host the program. Co-producers are Janeen Ant
oine and Gregg McVicar (former producer of Earthsongs and current produc
er of Undercurrents)\, who uses his awesome editing skills and wide know
ledge of native music to weave together shows he says "mean something\,
but also have a little ear candy." The community calendar is prepared by
Janeen Antoine with American Indian Contemporary Arts. \nThanks to KPFA
's wonderful new audio archives\, fans of BNC can access recordings of m
issed programs at any time of the day or night at the KPFA.org website u
nder archives. Listeners can also access the links to the Bay Native Ci
rcle website and from there go to the detailed community calendar inform
ation and view/submit calendar items.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070822T140000
DTSTAMP:20080207T012242Z
SUMMARY:BNC w Gregg McVicar
CREATED:20081004T171954Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070822T150000
LOCATION:KPFA 94.1 FM or KCFC in Fresno 88.1 FM.
RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=4WE
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Listen to Bay Native Circle with lakota Harden.\nBNC airs fr
om 2:00 - 3:00 pm live\n\, online\, podcast and archived at kpfa.org.\nB
ay Native Circle (BNC)is a public affairs program for the native communi
ty in the San Francisco Bay Area. \nHosts: Lakota Harden\, (Week 1 in Mo
nth) Janeen Antoine (Week 2)\, Ras K'Dee (Week 3)\, and Gregg McVicar (W
eek 4)\, all long time Bay Area residents and all connected to the Nativ
e community\, alternately host the program. Co-producers are Janeen Ant
oine and Gregg McVicar (former producer of Earthsongs and current produc
er of Undercurrents)\, who uses his awesome editing skills and wide know
ledge of native music to weave together shows he says "mean something\,
but also have a little ear candy." The community calendar is prepared by
Janeen Antoine with American Indian Contemporary Arts. \nThanks to KPFA
's wonderful new audio archives\, fans of BNC can access recordings of m
issed programs at any time of the day or night at the KPFA.org website u
nder archives. Listeners can also access the links to the Bay Native Ci
rcle website and from there go to the detailed community calendar inform
ation and view/submit calendar items.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090422T140000
DTSTAMP:20090422T180917Z
SUMMARY:BNC w Lakota Harden
CREATED:20081004T171954Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090422T150000
LOCATION:KPFA 94.1 FM or KCFC in Fresno 88.1 FM.
RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090422T140000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:Listen to Bay Native Circle with Gregg McVicar.\nBNC airs fr
om 2:00 - 3:00 pm live\n\, online\, podcast and archived at kpfa.org.\nB
ay Native Circle (BNC)is a public affairs program for the native communi
ty in the San Francisco Bay Area. \nHosts: Lakota Harden\, (Week 1 in Mo
nth) Janeen Antoine (Week 2)\, Ras K'Dee (Week 3)\, and Gregg McVicar (W
eek 4)\, all long time Bay Area residents and all connected to the Nativ
e community\, alternately host the program. Co-producers are Janeen Ant
oine and Gregg McVicar (former producer of Earthsongs and current produc
er of Undercurrents)\, who uses his awesome editing skills and wide know
ledge of native music to weave together shows he says "mean something\,
but also have a little ear candy." The community calendar is prepared by
Janeen Antoine with American Indian Contemporary Arts. \nThanks to KPFA
's wonderful new audio archives\, fans of BNC can access recordings of m
issed programs at any time of the day or night at the KPFA.org website u
nder archives. Listeners can also access the links to the Bay Native Ci
rcle website and from there go to the detailed community calendar inform
ation and view/submit calendar items.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080723T140000
DTSTAMP:20080730T173751Z
SUMMARY:PreEmpted
CREATED:20081004T171954Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080723T150000
LOCATION:KPFA 94.1 FM or KCFC in Fresno 88.1 FM.
RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080723T140000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:11
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080802T140000
DTSTAMP:20080730T175701Z
SUMMARY: Sacagawea Musical Drama
EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20080804T140000
EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20080803T140000
EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20080805T140000
EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20080808T140000
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080802T140000
LOCATION:Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” Street (at Alhambra A
ve.) in Martinez
RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080811T065959Z
DESCRIPTION:The Willows Theatre Company presents the World Premiere of t
he historical musical Sacagawea\, the high-adventure musical drama that
follows Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their perilous 1803 journe
y to the Pacific Northwest\, led by their Native American guide\, Sacaga
wea. Music by Craig Bohmler\, book and lyrics by Mary Bracken Phillips\,
directed by Vanessa Miller. Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” S
treet (at Alhambra Ave.) in Martinez\, August 2-10. Tickets are $20-$25
with discounts for Seniors\, Students\, and Groups. Check box office or
web site for show times: (925) 798-1300 or www.willowstheatre.org.\n \nS
pecial Offer: Call the box office at (925) 798-1300\, mention the code
"Bay Area Indian Calendar" and receive $5 off the regular ticket price.\
n\nFrom: cbpsm1 (Original Message) Sent: 7/17/2008 11:02 AM
UID:0345E4EF-5C0A-48BB-92A6-D3975352D2A1
TRANSP:OPAQUE
CREATED:20081004T171950Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:13
DESCRIPTION:The Willows Theatre Company presents the World Premiere of t
he historical musical Sacagawea\, the high-adventure musical drama that
follows Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their perilous 1803 journe
y to the Pacific Northwest\, led by their Native American guide\, Sacaga
wea. Music by Craig Bohmler\, book and lyrics by Mary Bracken Phillips\,
directed by Vanessa Miller. Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” S
treet (at Alhambra Ave.) in Martinez\, August 2-10. Tickets are $20-$25
with discounts for Seniors\, Students\, and Groups. Check box office or
web site for show times: (925) 798-1300 or www.willowstheatre.org.\n \nS
pecial Offer: Call the box office at (925) 798-1300\, mention the code
"Bay Area Indian Calendar" and receive $5 off the regular ticket price.\
n\nFrom: cbpsm1 (Original Message) Sent: 7/17/2008 11:02 AM
UID:0345E4EF-5C0A-48BB-92A6-D3975352D2A1
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080807T193000
DTSTAMP:20080806T200428Z
SUMMARY:Sacagawea Musical Drama
CREATED:20081004T171950Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080807T193000
LOCATION:Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” Street (at Alhambra A
ve.) in Martinez
RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080807T140000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:12
DESCRIPTION:The Willows Theatre Company presents the World Premiere of t
he historical musical Sacagawea\, the high-adventure musical drama that
follows Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their perilous 1803 journe
y to the Pacific Northwest\, led by their Native American guide\, Sacaga
wea. Music by Craig Bohmler\, book and lyrics by Mary Bracken Phillips\,
directed by Vanessa Miller. Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” S
treet (at Alhambra Ave.) in Martinez\, August 2-10. Tickets are $20-$25
with discounts for Seniors\, Students\, and Groups. Check box office or
web site for show times: (925) 798-1300 or www.willowstheatre.org.\n \nS
pecial Offer: Call the box office at (925) 798-1300\, mention the code
"Bay Area Indian Calendar" and receive $5 off the regular ticket price.\
n\nFrom: cbpsm1 (Original Message) Sent: 7/17/2008 11:02 AM
UID:0345E4EF-5C0A-48BB-92A6-D3975352D2A1
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080809T140000
DTSTAMP:20080806T200349Z
SUMMARY:Sacagawea Musical Drama
CREATED:20081004T171950Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080809T140000
LOCATION:Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” Street (at Alhambra A
ve.) in Martinez
RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080809T140000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:13
DESCRIPTION:The Willows Theatre Company presents the World Premiere of t
he historical musical Sacagawea\, the high-adventure musical drama that
follows Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their perilous 1803 journe
y to the Pacific Northwest\, led by their Native American guide\, Sacaga
wea. Music by Craig Bohmler\, book and lyrics by Mary Bracken Phillips\,
directed by Vanessa Miller. Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” S
treet (at Alhambra Ave.) in Martinez\, August 2-10. Tickets are $20-$25
with discounts for Seniors\, Students\, and Groups. Check box office or
web site for show times: (925) 798-1300 or www.willowstheatre.org.\n \nS
pecial Offer: Call the box office at (925) 798-1300\, mention the code
"Bay Area Indian Calendar" and receive $5 off the regular ticket price.\
n\nFrom: cbpsm1 (Original Message) Sent: 7/17/2008 11:02 AM
UID:0345E4EF-5C0A-48BB-92A6-D3975352D2A1
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080810T150000
DTSTAMP:20080806T200415Z
SUMMARY:Sacagawea Musical Drama
CREATED:20081004T171950Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080810T150000
LOCATION:Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” Street (at Alhambra A
ve.) in Martinez
RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080810T140000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:12
DESCRIPTION:The Willows Theatre Company presents the World Premiere of t
he historical musical Sacagawea\, the high-adventure musical drama that
follows Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their perilous 1803 journe
y to the Pacific Northwest\, led by their Native American guide\, Sacaga
wea. Music by Craig Bohmler\, book and lyrics by Mary Bracken Phillips\,
directed by Vanessa Miller. Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” S
treet (at Alhambra Ave.) in Martinez\, August 2-10. Tickets are $20-$25
with discounts for Seniors\, Students\, and Groups. Check box office or
web site for show times: (925) 798-1300 or www.willowstheatre.org.\n \nS
pecial Offer: Call the box office at (925) 798-1300\, mention the code
"Bay Area Indian Calendar" and receive $5 off the regular ticket price.\
n\nFrom: cbpsm1 (Original Message) Sent: 7/17/2008 11:02 AM
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080802T200000
DTSTAMP:20080730T175957Z
SUMMARY: Sacagawea Musical Drama
CREATED:20081004T171950Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080802T200000
LOCATION:Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” Street (at Alhambra A
ve.) in Martinez
RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080802T140000
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SEQUENCE:12
DESCRIPTION:The Willows Theatre Company presents the World Premiere of t
he historical musical Sacagawea\, the high-adventure musical drama that
follows Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their perilous 1803 journe
y to the Pacific Northwest\, led by their Native American guide\, Sacaga
wea. Music by Craig Bohmler\, book and lyrics by Mary Bracken Phillips\,
directed by Vanessa Miller. Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” S
treet (at Alhambra Ave.) in Martinez\, August 2-10. Tickets are $20-$25
with discounts for Seniors\, Students\, and Groups. Check box office or
web site for show times: (925) 798-1300 or www.willowstheatre.org.\n \nS
pecial Offer: Call the box office at (925) 798-1300\, mention the code
"Bay Area Indian Calendar" and receive $5 off the regular ticket price.\
n\nFrom: cbpsm1 (Original Message) Sent: 7/17/2008 11:02 AM
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080806T153000
DTSTAMP:20080730T180156Z
SUMMARY: Sacagawea Musical Drama
CREATED:20081004T171950Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080806T153000
LOCATION:Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” Street (at Alhambra A
ve.) in Martinez
RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080806T140000
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Join us to recieve the Peace and Dignity Runners! ALL are in
vited to dance and drum and to recieve the runners.\n\n Intertribal Frie
ndship House\, \n523 International Blvd. \, Oakland\nJuly 6th Sunday @ 6
:30pm - July 7th Monday @ 9am\n\nMedicine Warrior Dancers and All Nation
s Singers\, Danza Cuauhtonal\, prayer circle\, and community potluck din
ner. All dancers\, drums\, and clapper sticks welcome. Please bring a si
de dish for the potluck and your own reusable dish set.\n\nContacts: Geo
rge 510-689-7350 - Freddy 925-383-2161 \nwww.peaceanddignityjourneys.com
\n\nPeace & Dignity Coastal Route Schedule :\n\nJuly 01 Hoopa\nJul
y 02 Round Valley/Covelo Rancheria\nJuly 03 Point Arena/Manc
hester Rancheria\n\nJuly 04 Stewart's Point/Kashaya Rancheria\n\nJ
uly 05 Ya Ka Ama\, Forestville\n\nJuly 06 Intertribal Friend
ship House\, Oakland\n Boys and Girls Club\, San Francisco\nJuly 07
Prayer tribute at local sacred sites\n\nPosted by cuallifreddy\nUp
dated 6/26/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080706T183000
DTSTAMP:20080702T173446Z
SUMMARY:Welcome Peace and Dignity Runners!
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080706T213000
LOCATION:IFH 523 International Blvd. Oakland
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Bay Native Circle Has been pre'empted for KPFA fundraising p
urposes for three weeks in February. We will be back to regular programm
ing Feb. 27th and each Wednesday at\n2:00-3:00 following that.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080213T180000
DTSTAMP:20080207T014651Z
SUMMARY:BNC Pre-empted
CREATED:20081004T171959Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080213T190000
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Date 1/21/2008\nEvent Tribal Renewable Energy Workshop (Ov
er Four Days)\nStart Time 8:00 AM\nEnd Time 5:00 PM\nLocation Hilton
Sacramento Arden West\nDescription Tribal Renewable Energy Workshop\nPo
sted by DJaber0\nUpdated 1/3/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080124T080000
DTSTAMP:20080207T002330Z
SUMMARY:Tribal Renewable Energy Workshop
CREATED:20081004T171956Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080124T170000
LOCATION:Hilton Sacramento
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Tickets limited. Invited to SFSU NAS reception on Friday\,
see Calendar
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080524T120000
DTSTAMP:20080503T164104Z
SUMMARY:SFSU Graduation
CREATED:20081004T171955Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080524T160000
LOCATION:Cox Stadium
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Date 6/26/2008\nEvent Indigenous Permaculture: Presentatio
n and Fundraiser\nStart Time 7:00 PM\nEnd Time 9:00 PM\nLocation Ecol
ogy Center\, 2530 San Pablo Ave\, Berkeley\, CA\nDescription Come join
the Indigenous Permaculture Program (IPP) for a presentation of our work
in El Salvador\, the Pine Ridge Reservation\, and the Bay Area. Learn h
ow indigenous people throughout the continent are stewarding the land an
d continuing to live in sustainable communities. The IPP will continue i
ts training program in El Salvador and Belize this coming July\, offerin
g two weeks of support with a traditional agriculture school and appropr
iate technology development. At the event we'll show slides of the commu
nity's appropriate technology stoves\, rainwater catchment system\, comp
ost toilets\, and tree reforestation project. Plus\, there'll be Aztec D
ance\, Native Drum\, and native healthy food. All donations will benefit
the IPP's work. If you can't make the event but would like to make a do
nation\, please contact us at the Ecology Center. Time: 7pm - 9pm. Locat
ion: Ecology Center\, 2530 San Pablo Ave\, near Dwight Way\, Berkeley. C
ost: Donation of $10-$35 sliding scale suggested. No one will be turned
away for lack of funds. Info: 510-548-2220 x233\, erc@ecologycenter.org\
, ecologycenter.org. http://www.ecologycenter.org/calendar/event.php?eve
ntID=26173\nPosted by DJaber0\nUpdated 6/6/2008
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080626T190000
DTSTAMP:20080609T170834Z
SUMMARY:Indigenous Permaculture: Presentation and Fundraiser
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080626T210000
LOCATION:Ecology Center\, 2530 San Pablo Ave\, Berkeley\,
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:10
DESCRIPTION:Third Annual Annual Patterson Pow Wow\n \nA FREE and PUBLIC
EVENT!\nSaturday\, August 9\, 2008\n11:00 A.M. ~ 10:00 P.M.\n \nRIVER OA
K ARENA\nPatterson\, California\nAt the end of Old Las Palmas Road\n \nH
EAD STAFF:\nMaster of Ceremonies: Earl Neconie\nArena /Director: Clyde
Hodge\nHead Gourd Dancer: Joe Smith\nColor Guard: Joe Smith\nHead Man
Dancer: Larry Swimmer\nHead Woman Dancer: Natalie Swan\nHead Teen Boy
Dancer: Daniel Swimmer\nHead Teen Girl Dancer: Mercedes Ybarra\nSpecia
l Guest Head Young Boy Dancer: Bear Carr\nHost Northern Drum: Swift Clo
ud Singers\nHost Southern Drum: Southern Boys\n \nAll Drums and Dancers
Welcome\nA drug-and-alcohol-free event!\n \n50/50s\, Native American Foo
d\, Jewelry\, Arts and Crafts\, Raffles\n \nFor Vendor and other informa
tion:\nCall Committee Chair\, Joe Solis 1(209) 892~2908\nJoe Smith 1(209
) 808~2204\nClyde Hodge 1(209) 648~1514\nFAX: 1(209) 669~6238\nEmail: cl
ydehodge@earthlink.net\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080809T110000
DTSTAMP:20080725T231650Z
SUMMARY:Third Annual Annual Patterson Pow Wow
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080809T220000
LOCATION:River Oak Arena\, Patterson
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SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:Date 2/23/2008\nEvent Marysville Powwow\nStart Time 11:00
AM\nEnd Time 10:00 PM\nLocation Marysville CA\nDescription \nCall P.B
ennet 503-741-6072 for further details.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080223T230000
DTSTAMP:20080314T061203Z
SUMMARY: Marysville Powwow
CREATED:20081004T171959Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080224T000000
LOCATION:Marysville CA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080726T190000
DTSTAMP:20080620T082228Z
SUMMARY:Halau o Keikiali`i & Hawaiian Cultural Center
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080726T200000
LOCATION:Camino Little Theater – 1320 Mission Rd\, South San Francisco
DESCRIPTION:Aloha mai kakou\,\n \nI would like to invite you to our upco
ming Hula Production: Ho`ailona – Forces of Nature. The longevity of Hal
au o Keikiali`i and the Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center greatly rely
on productions like these to sustain and your support would be greatly
appreciated.\n \nJuly 26\, 2008 (sat) 2pm or 7pm\nEl Camino Little Theat
er – 1320 Mission Rd\, South San Francisco\nPurchase tix: www.keikialii.
com - $25 gen\, $20 students\, $15 children or seniors (62+)\n*also avai
lable at: Kaleo Cafe\n \nWe are also selling raffle tickets for only $1
(10 per book) – prizes: 1st $1000\, 2nd $500\, 3rd 4-49er tix\, 4th $300
\, 5th $150 – Please purchase a book or two \;-)\n \nBelow is a press re
lease of our event and attached is a flyer of our event. Hope you can ma
ke our performance!\n \nFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - May 6\, 2008
\nContact: Kawika Alfiche\, Hâlau o
Keikiali'i\nTel. (650) 588-1091 / Email: info@apop.net
\n \nHO'AI
LONA: INTERPRETING THE WORLD THROUGH HULA\nHalau o Keikiali`i presents a
Hula Production entitled Ho`ailona\nExploring answers to life's questio
ns through the environmental signs\n \nSouth San Francisco – Hâlau o Kei
kiali'i is pleased to announce its upcoming Ho'ike (Hula performance)\,
entitled\, Ho'ailona: Forces of Nature on Saturday\, July 26\, 2008\, at
2:00 pm and 7:00 pm. The performances will take place at El Camino Lit
tle Theater\, 1320 Mission Road in South San Francisco. Tickets are $15
-25. \nFor more information\, call (650) 588-1091 or log onto www.apop.n
et. \nThe Hawaiian concept of Ho'ailona is based on the idea that our na
tural World constantly reflects what we need to know and understand – th
at is if we choose to pay close attention. Ho'ailona can take many form
s\, direct communication from a higher spirit or an ancestor warning us
of impending danger. The World\, in its constant flux\, speaks to us thr
ough the language of Nature. Through poetry\, dance\, and music\, Hâlau
o Keikiali'i will reveal through the art of Hula how these Ho'ailona - o
mens found in nature – guide and shape our lives.\nThe energetic hula of
this production tells the story of the powerful natural phenomena that
affect our world. Fifty performers chant of the coming of the Pele famil
y from the Godly lands of Kahiki. Thirty dancers bring to life an ancien
t prophecy from signs revealed of the coming of foreigners from the far
off oceans. Our ancients had hundreds of names for the winds and rains t
hat carve our landscape. The hula calls out to these different elements
and reminds us that we are but a small part of this great planet\, Papah
anaumoku\, Mother Earth.\nHâlau o Keikiali'i is a Hawaiian Cultural Grou
p based in South San Francisco. Since 1994\, its goal has been to educa
te the public about Hawaiian Culture\, and its traditional customs\, val
ues and protocols. Besides having regular scheduled classes\, Hâlau o K
eikiali'i strives to perpetuate the rich culture of Hawaiian people thro
ugh educational workshops\, performances\, and other cultural events. K
awika Alfiche\, Kumu Hula (Hula Teacher) of Hâlau o Keikiali'i and Direc
tor of the Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center states\, "The great part
about this production is its appeal to both young and old\, for the avid
hula audience or first timers. Ho`ailona is sure to be an inspiring pro
duction with lively dances\, chants\, songs and beautiful clothing that
will include the entire halau\, some 80 dancers\, ages ranging from 5 to
75 years old. Ho`ailona are meant to guide us and we hope our audience
will gain a deeper understanding of our world\, the environmental signs
that are relevant to us and how we can utilize this understanding today.
"\n# # #\nIf you would like more information about this topic\, or to sc
hedule an interview with Kawika Alfiche\, please call (650) 588-1091 or
email info@apop.net
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Native American Art Auction and Dinner / Oct. 25 / Yountvill
e\, Calif.\n \nSuscol Intertribal Council Presents\nOur 12th annual Nati
ve American Art Auction and Dinner\nOctober 25th 2008\n5:00 pm ~ 9:00 pm
\nYountville Community Hall\n6516 Yount Street\nYountville\, Calif.\n \n
Showcasing traditional and contemporary Native American Arts and Crafts\
nTraditional salmon dinner and wine tasting\nLive and Silent auction\nJo
hnny Clay from the Pomo Nation featured chef~Silverado brewing\nTickets:
$45 before\n$50 at the door\nSeats are limited ~ call to reserve\n1(707
) 256~3561\nemail: suscol@suscol.net\nweb: www.suscol.nativeweb.org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081025T170000
DTSTAMP:20080917T181957Z
SUMMARY:Native American Art Auction and Dinner
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081025T210000
LOCATION:Yountville Community Hall\n6516 Yount Street\nYountville
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION: The Executive Director of Honor The Earth and former Vice P
residential running mate to Ralph Nader\, Winona LaDuke\, will be a gues
t on The Colbert Report this Thursday\, June 12! The show is on Comedy C
entral at 11:30 PM/10:30 CST\, right after The Daily Show (check local l
istings). If you miss the show\, you can view it anytime at www.comedyce
ntral.com/colbertreport/. All of us at Honor the Earth are Colbert fans
and we are excited about this opportunity for national exposure on this
popular (and hilarious) cable show! For more information about Honor Th
e Earth\, go to www.honorearth.org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080612T223000
DTSTAMP:20080612T031400Z
SUMMARY:Winona on Colbert Report
CREATED:20081004T171957Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080612T233000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Date 7/26/2008\nEvent Raising Change: A Social Justice Fun
draising Conference\nStart Time 9:00 AM\nEnd Time 5:00 PM\nLocation S
an Francisco \, CA\nDescription GIFT and the Grassroots Fundraising Jou
rnal present the 2nd Raising Change: A Social Justice Fundraising Confer
ence July 25-26\, 2008 San Francisco\, CA Join us for the only national
conference in the country that brings social justice organizations toget
her specifically to talk about fundraising and how to resource our movem
ents! http://www.grassrootsfundraising.org/raising_change/index.htm http
://snipurl.com/24cc9\nPosted by DJaber0\nUpdated 4/13/2008
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080726T110000
DTSTAMP:20080417T171614Z
SUMMARY:Raising Change: A Social Justice Fundraising Conference
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080726T120000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Date 6/8/2008\nEvent Breath of Life - Silent No More\nStar
t Time 8:00 AM\nEnd Time 6:00 PM\nLocation UC Berkeley\nDescription
Workshop for California Indian Languages without Speakers\nJune 8 - 14\,
2008 University of California at Berkeley Hosted by The Survey of Calif
ornia and Other Indian Languages and The Advocates for Indigenous Califo
rnia Language Survival\nAPPLICATION You must register by May 15\, 2008\n
http://www.aicls.org/ \nPosted by DJaber0\nUpdated 2/28/2008\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080615T080000
DTSTAMP:20080528T171641Z
SUMMARY:Breath of Life - Silent No More
CREATED:20081004T171950Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080615T180000
LOCATION: UC Berkeley
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Berkeley Public Library\, Central Branch\, Public Meeting Ro
om\n2090 Kittredge Street\,\nBerkeley\, 3rd Flr.\n\nSPEAKERS:\n\nMary Je
an Robertson \n(KPOO –radio)\n\nBlake Hausman\n(scholar-writer)\n\nBen R
idge Goss\n(storyteller)\n\nPotluck Luncheon\nPlease RSVP with what dish
you plan to bring.\nBy calling:\nCommunity Phone: 510.464.4649\nOr emai
ling:\nEmail: CherokeeSociety@ yahoo.com\n\nTheme: Cherokee Storytelling
and Literary Art \nCherokee Poets\, Storytellers and Writers\nwill shar
e their work \nand those of other Cherokee Artists\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070825T130000
DTSTAMP:20080207T012737Z
SUMMARY:Cherokee Society of Greater Bay Area\nAugust General Meeting \n
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070825T160000
LOCATION:\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Baby Carriers\nTraditional California & Nevada\nBaby Carrier
s by contemporary & historical master artists\nFor more information clic
k\nTo view article on NewsBlaze.com click http://www.pacwesttraders.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080928T120000
DTSTAMP:20080924T202100Z
SUMMARY:Traditional California & Nevada Baby Carriers
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080928T130000
LOCATION:Pacific Western Traders\, 3005 Wool Street\, Folsom\,CA\, 95630
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:On Friday nights the entire museum is open until 8:45 p.m. F
riday Nights at the de Young offers a variety of interdisciplinary arts
programs\, including live music\, poetry\, films\, dance\, tours\, and l
ectures. The cafe is open with a special Friday Nights dinner menus\, an
d a no-host cocktail bar is serving drinks. There are art-making activit
ies for everyone.\n\nIn the Galleries\n6:00–8:00 p.m.\nNew Barbarians at
the de Young\, a de Young–commissioned performance piece by La Pocha No
stra’s Guillermo Gómez-Peña\, Roberto Sifuentes\, Violeta Luna\, and Mic
hele Ceballos\n\nLa Pocha Nostra intervenes in the permanent collections
of the de Young with five powerful performance art pieces. These live a
rt pieces will explore the decorated human body as cultural artifact. Th
e personas on display will be contemporary and live versions of the coll
ection’s iconography\, echoing the narrative of the exhibit and creating
surprising juxtapositions. The audience is invited to wander through th
e museum and discover the five ”living dioramas\,” each located in a dif
ferent gallery. Later on\, audience members will get to take their photo
with their favorite “human artifact.”\n\n
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2&calendarid=4025&day=7/9/2008
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080711T180000
DTSTAMP:20080709T192651Z
SUMMARY:New Barbarians at the de Young
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080711T200000
LOCATION:de Young Museum\, San Francisco
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:5th ANNUAL BAY AREA HAWAIIAN FILM FESTIVAL & CULTURAL CONFER
ENCE\nSouth San Francisco\, CA – The Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center
\, Pacific Islander Cultural Association (PICA) and World Arts West (WAW
) is pleased to present the 5th Annual Bay Area Hawaiian Film Festival &
Cultural Conference starting on Friday\, September 26 and concluding on
Sunday\, September 28\, 2008. The film festival takes place on Saturda
y\, September 27 from 1:00pm – 9:00pm\; and the cultural conference even
ts will be on Friday evening and Sunday. All events will take place at
the Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center at 423 Baden Avenue in South San
Francisco. For more information on purchasing tickets call 650.588.109
1\, visit our website at www.apop.net\, or e-mail your request to info@a
pop.net\n \nAlready in its Fifth year\, the Bay Area Hawaiian Film Festi
val is a rare glimpse of Hawaiian perspectives through cinema and will f
eature films about Hawaiian myths and legends told for the first time in
the Hawaiian language\; documentaries that explore Hawaiian history thr
ough the stories of its monarchy and its people\; educational features o
f modern issues including sovereignty\, land rights\, and the environmen
t\; as well as highlights on cultural traditions of Hula and other nativ
e arts & crafts.\n \nThis year\, in conjunction with the annual film fes
tival\, Kaululehua HCC is proud to host a three-day long cultural experi
ence like no other here in the Bay Area. Beginning on Friday\, Septembe
r 26 at 8:00pm\, the Cultural Center presents Hula 2500 Miles From\, a p
resentation on how hula in the Bay Area has survied in the Bay Area so f
ar from Hawai`i. The Cultural Conference culminates on Sunday\, Septemb
er 28 at 4pm an exciting presentation on Hula. An introspective look int
o different types of Hula\, Oli & Mele (traditional chant & songs)\, Pro
tocol\, Lei Styles and Lole (hula attire) including hula demonstrations
and story telling.\n \nKawika Alfiche\, Kumu Hula of Halau O Keikiali'i
and Director of Kaululehua HCC\, states\, "This festival provides a voic
e to the Hawaiian community on the mainland and\, through each film and
conference event\, presents a unique opportunity for Hawaiians to tell t
heir stories\, and share their language\, culture\, and history with eve
ryone."\nThe Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center was established in 2000
with the mission of preserving and perpetuating all things Hawaiian. T
he mission of World Arts West is to honor and celebrate culturally diver
se dance forms through presentation\, education and support of artists a
nd their traditions.\nSouth San Francisco\, CA – The Kaululehua Hawaiian
Cultural Center\, Pacific Islander Cultural Association (PICA) and Worl
d Arts West (WAW) is pleased to present the 5th Annual Bay Area Hawaiian
Film Festival & Cultural Conference starting on Friday\, September 26 a
nd concluding on Sunday\, September 28\, 2008. The film festival takes
place on Saturday\, September 27 from 1:00pm – 9:00pm\; and the cultural
conference events will be on Friday evening and Sunday. All events wil
l take place at the Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center at 423 Baden Ave
nue in South San Francisco. For more information on purchasing tickets
call 650.588.1091\, visit our website at www.apop.net\, or e-mail your r
equest to info@apop.net\n \nAlready in its Fifth year\, the Bay Area Haw
aiian Film Festival is a rare glimpse of Hawaiian perspectives through c
inema and will feature films about Hawaiian myths and legends told for t
he first time in the Hawaiian language\; documentaries that explore Hawa
iian history through the stories of its monarchy and its people\; educat
ional features of modern issues including sovereignty\, land rights\, an
d the environment\; as well as highlights on cultural traditions of Hula
and other native arts & crafts.\n \nThis year\, in conjunction with the
annual film festival\, Kaululehua HCC is proud to host a three-day long
cultural experience like no other here in the Bay Area. Beginning on F
riday\, September 26 at 8:00pm\, the Cultural Center presents Hula 2500
Miles From\, a presentation on how hula in the Bay Area has survied in t
he Bay Area so far from Hawai`i. The Cultural Conference culminates on
Sunday\, September 28 at 4pm an exciting presentation on Hula. An intros
pective look into different types of Hula\, Oli & Mele (traditional chan
t & songs)\, Protocol\, Lei Styles and Lole (hula attire) including hula
demonstrations and story telling.\n \nKawika Alfiche\, Kumu Hula of Hal
au O Keikiali'i and Director of Kaululehua HCC\, states\, "This festival
provides a voice to the Hawaiian community on the mainland and\, throug
h each film and conference event\, presents a unique opportunity for Haw
aiians to tell their stories\, and share their language\, culture\, and
history with everyone."\nThe Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center was est
ablished in 2000 with the mission of preserving and perpetuating all thi
ngs Hawaiian. The mission of World Arts West is to honor and celebrate
culturally diverse dance forms through presentation\, education and supp
ort of artists and their traditions.\nFMI:\nContact: Kawika Alfiche\n650
-588-1091 / info@apop.net\nwww.apop.net
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080928T160000
DTSTAMP:20080917T183706Z
SUMMARY:Hawaiian Festival - So SF
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080929T080000
LOCATION:423 Baden Avenue\, South San Francisco \, CA
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080712T180000
DTSTAMP:20080709T184042Z
SUMMARY:From The Four Directions Exhibit and Events
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LOCATION:Somarts Gallery\, 934 Brannan Street\, San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:Please come and please forward too. Thanks!\nFrom The Four
Directions July 3 Opening and Events\n\nSOMARTS Main GALLERY &\nAmerican
Indian Contemporary Arts\nPresents\n\nFrom The Four Directions:\nIndige
nous Artists of the Bay Area\n\nExhibit Dates \nJuly 3 - 31\, 2008\nHour
s 12-7 Tues-Fri\; 12-5 Sat\nClosed July 4 and 5\n\nEvents:\n\nJuly 3 \,T
hursday\, 6 - 9 pm\, free\nArtists’ Opening Reception 6-8\nPerformances
and Spoken Word 8-9\nRas K’Dee / One Struggle\nNizhoni Ellenwood\, open
mike\nNeshkinukat Directory Release\, Potluck - ongoing\n\nJuly 12\, Sat
urday\, 11 am - 5 pm\, free\n**Native Town Hall Meeting re new facility
11- 1:00\nPotluck\, 1:00 - on\nPerformances and Spoken Word 2 - 3:30\nCe
leste Conners\, Istuyee Montez\, Reid Gomez\, Jeremy Good Feather\,\nJen
nifer Elise Foerster\, Kim Shuck. openmike\nArtists’ Tools / Social 3:30
- 5 pm\n\nJuly 23\, Wednesday \, 7 - 9 pm\, $5 - 10 donation\n“Praise S
ong: 100 Years of American Indian Art” \nSlide presentation by Lee Swens
en\n\nJuly 31\, Thursday\, 6 - 9 pm\nArtists’ Closing Reception\, Potluc
k\,\nPerformances and Spoken Word 8-9\nBesh Beni\, Janeen for Muriel Ant
oine\,\nLorenzo Baca\, open mike\n\nFeatured artists: \nDugan Aguilar\,
Muriel Antoine\, Arnold Aragon\, Lorenzo Baca\, Virginia Benavidez\, Ri
chard Castenada\, Celeste Conners\, Nizhoni Ellenwood\, Jennifer Foerste
r\, Marlon Footrace\, Jennifer Fox Bennett\, Scott Fulton\, Jeremy Good
Feather\, Reid Gomez\, Ernesto Hernandez- Olmos\, Michael Horse\, Ras K'
dee\, Gary Kinson\, Niki Lee\, L Frank Manriquez\, America Meredith\, Is
tuyee Montez\, Emmanuel Montoya\, Sean Nash\, Joaquin Newman\, Gilberto
R. Oliveros\, Pennie Opal\, Paul Owns The Sabre\, Eric Paul\, Mark River
a\, Canyon Sayers-Roods\, Kim Shuck\, Kathleen Rose Smith\, Hulleah Tsin
hnahjinnie\, Morningstar Vancil.\n\nPrior to European colonization Calif
ornia was home to hundred of different tribes and language groups. Toda
y it is still home to a diverse group of indigenous peoples who have com
e from many parts of the Americas\, contributing to a new diversity of i
ndigenous artists. The exhibition concept is to showcase artists from t
he varied cultural backgrounds that exist today in the San Francisco Bay
Area. This includes indigenous artists from all of the Americas\, reco
gnizing that we have a multitude of indigenous artists represented here
in the San Francisco Bay Area.\n\nThis exhibition is an opportunity to s
howcase many artists and Somarts' longstanding relationship with the n
ative community through an opening and closing exhibition\, in addition
to a special one day artists tools and networking social. At this socia
l we will also work on building our ongoing database of artists and reso
urces. There will also be a town hall meeting on the same day July 12\,
to report back on the survey for a facility. Lee Swensen will present
his 30 year old slide presentation\, titled "Praise Song: 100 Years of
American Indian Art." which originally helped launch American Indian Co
ntemporary Arts 25 years ago at SomArts. \n\nPerformances\, putluck foo
d and activities will be held at each event. The public is welcome to a
ttend all events and experience the talent and diversity of indigenous a
rtists. \n\n**Please come to a Town Hall Meeting to discuss the next st
eps in the development of an American Indian Community & Cultural Center
(AIC&CC) in San Francisco. Saturday\, July 12th 11am-1pm at SomArts\, 9
34 Brannan Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94103. The San Francisco Mayor
's Working Group on American Indian Issues has been working with a consu
ltant on a feasibility study for a new AIC&CC for the past 3 months. Th
e Group will present their findings\, discuss possible next steps and as
k for input from the community. \n\nPlease rsvp for all events at this l
ink. It will help us organize future events and know if you plan to at
tend and can bring a food item. http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=r
1vlkcW1vhO_2fPca0FJrY_2bQ_3d_3d.\n\nSomArts Cultural Center is a program
of \nThe San Francisco Arts Commission.\n\nBUS LINE: take #19/Townsend
& 7th St from 8th & Market\, get off at 8th and Brannan \nand walk half
block.\n\nFor more info:\nwww.somarts.org\nwww.groups.msn.com/bayareaind
iancalendar\nTown Hall Meeting 7/12: Fran \n323.627-8291 fhereth@yahoo
.com\nExhibit: Betsie \n415.552-2131 #7 mrc@somarts.org\nPerformances:
Janeen \njaneenantoine@mac.com\n\nLinks:\nNative Events Calendar: bookm
ark or subscribe to calendar\nhttp://ical.mac.com/janeenantoine/BAIC%20C
alendar\nBay Area Indian Calendar: announcements\, events\, community si
te\nhttp://groups.msn.com/BayAreaIndianCalendar\nNeshkinukat: California
native artists\nhttp://groups.msn.com/neshkinukat\nBay Native Circle Ra
dio: Wednesdays 2:00 pm\, kpfa.org 94.1fm\nhttp://www.radiocamp.com/bayn
ativecircle\nImpacted Nations: native environmental exhibit\nhttp://www.
honorearth.org/impactednations.html\nNative Art: AICA Native Arts Websit
e\nwww.nativearts.us FMI: http://www.blackash.org/4directions\, www.soma
rts.org or janenantoine@mac.com.\n
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DESCRIPTION:Teatro Zinzanni Presents \nLGBTZ\nAn Evening of Pride and Ce
lebration\nThursday\, July 31\n\nBuy tickets online\n\nTeatro ZinZanni t
akes pleasure in presenting LGBTZ\, a special evening of pride and celeb
ration for the Bay Area’s lesbian\, gay\, bisexual and transgender commu
nities on Thursday\, July 31 in ZinZanni’s elegant antique spiegeltent a
t Pier 29 on the Embarcadero. The evening will include a special raffle
to include a “Diva-in-a-Box” package\, Teatro ZinZanni performance ticke
ts\, and items from the ZinZanni boutique. Proceeds from the raffle will
go to the Native American Aids Project.\n\nCo-presented by Theatre Rhin
oceros\, the event features the current production\, Hail Caesar!\, feat
uring the irrepressible Frank Ferrante in the role of Chef Caesar and on
e of the most acclaimed stars of the Moulin Rouge in Paris\, Debbie de C
oudreaux as Cleo\, Queen of the Nile. Music\, laughter\, romance and des
ire insue when a resurrected Cleopatra sets her sights on a fast-talking
\, wise-cracking chef named Caesar.\n\nCall our Box Office at 415-438-26
68 for more information!\n\nTeatro ZinZanni thanks the LGBTZ media spons
ors:\n
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DTSTAMP:20080730T203631Z
SUMMARY:Teatro Zinzanni benefit for Native American AIDS Project!
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080801T010000
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DESCRIPTION:Office of the Special Trustee to Hold Meeting on Indian Trus
t\n\n\nYou’re Invited…\n\n\n…To join us for an informative discussion ab
out the management of your trust assets.\n\n\nQuestions about beneficiar
ies who might have money in the Whereabouts Unknown (WAU) accounts\, Lan
d issues\, probates\, Indian Trust Assets and Individual Indian Money (I
IM) account.\n\nThe United States Department of the Interior’s Office of
the Special Trustee for American Indians (OST) and Bureau of Indian Af
fairs ((BIA)\, along with the California Indian Legal Services (CILS) an
d the Social Security Administration (SSA) invites you to an outreach me
eting on Indian Trust.\n\n\nDate: March 05\, 2008 (Wednesday)\
n\nTime: 10:00 am – 1:00 pm\n\nLocation: Friendship Hous
e Association of American Indians\n\n 56 Julian Avenue (N
ear 16th & Mission BART stop)\n\n-Refreshments will be served-\n\n\nFor
additional information\, please contact:\n\nThe OST Beneficiary Call Cen
ter at 1-888-678-6836.\n\nwww.doi.gov/ost
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080305T100000
DTSTAMP:20080305T194556Z
SUMMARY:OST Meeting
CREATED:20081004T171954Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080305T230000
LOCATION:FHA\, 56 Julian\, SF
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DESCRIPTION:Date 1/31/2008\nEvent OST Address and author Ramirez on he
r book "Native Hubs"\nStart Time 6:00 PM\nEnd Time 9:00 PM\nLocation
St. Phillips Church\, 5038 Hyland Ave\, San Jose\nDescription \n \nPleas
e come an join us for two special topics on: \n \n January 31
\, 2008 (Thursday) at 6:00 p.m.\n \n St. Philips Church (503
8 Hyland Ave\, San Jose) \n \n We will feed you a spaghetti
Dinner\n so come straight from work to listen and learn a
bout:\n \n 1.) Bureau of Indian Affairs (B.I.A.)\, Office of Spec
ial Trustee accounts talk about Indian trust accounts\, address Indian T
rust reforms\, answer questions about financial and land assets. They a
re also searching for people that have left the reservations and are una
ble to find.\n \n 2.) Local Author\, Renya K. Ramirez ( Winnebago)\,
PhD\, Professor at Santa Cruz University talk about her published book
entitled: "Native Hubs" Culture\, Community and Belonging in Silicon Va
lley and Beyond. This book talks about the American Indian Alliance ear
ly days\, living in Silicon Valley as an Indian\, crucial role of Native
women within urban communities\, struggles of the Muwekma Ohlone tribe\
, Native American from Mexico and the U.S discussed cross-border indigen
ous rights\, and much\, much more.\n \nThis event is sponsored by the:\n
\nAmerican Indian Alliance\nIndian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley\
nOffice of the Special Trustee\nFirst Nations Ministries\n \nHope to see
everyone there!!\nTake care\,\nLaVerne\n \nPosted by janto924\nUpdated
1/15/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080131T180000
DTSTAMP:20080207T002829Z
SUMMARY:OST Address and author Ramirez on her book "Native Hubs"
CREATED:20081004T171957Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080131T210000
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DESCRIPTION:September 27–28\n\nChaw’se Big Time\, Indian Grinding Rock S
tate Historic Park\, 14881 Pine Grove-Volcano Rd.\, Pine Grove. Dancing\
, hand games\, singing and storytelling\, food\, and vendors. (209) 296-
7488.
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080927
DTSTAMP:20080924T195241Z
SUMMARY:Chaw’se Big Time
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20080928
LOCATION:Pine Grove
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:The Willows Theatre Company presents the World Premiere of t
he historical musical Sacagawea\, the high-adventure musical drama that
follows Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their perilous 1803 journe
y to the Pacific Northwest\, led by their Native American guide\, Sacaga
wea. Music by Craig Bohmler\, book and lyrics by Mary Bracken Phillips\,
directed by Vanessa Miller. Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” S
treet (at Alhambra Ave.) in Martinez\, August 2-10. Tickets are $20-$25
with discounts for Seniors\, Students\, and Groups. Check box office or
web site for show times: (925) 798-1300 or www.willowstheatre.org.\n \nS
pecial Offer: Call the box office at (925) 798-1300\, mention the code
"Bay Area Indian Calendar" and receive $5 off the regular ticket price.\
n\nFrom: cbpsm1 (Original Message) Sent: 7/17/2008 11:02 AM
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DTSTAMP:20080730T175746Z
SUMMARY: Sacagawea Musical Drama
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080802T140000
LOCATION:Alhambra Performing Arts Center\, 150 “E” Street (at Alhambra A
ve.) in Martinez
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DESCRIPTION:A colorful journey of music and dances of Tahiti\n \nTe Mana
O Te Ra\n \nHa’amana’o\n… a time to remember\n \nAn event for the entir
e family!!!!\nSaturday June 14th\, 2008\n2 pm and 8 pm\nLesher Center f
or the Arts\n1601 Civic Drive\nWalnut Creek\, CA\nAdults - $25\nChildren
(under 12) and Seniors $23\nFor Tickets call 925/943.SHOW\nOr visit www
.lesherartscenter.org\nAdditional Information – 925/943-5327\nOr email t
emanaotera@aol.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080614T140000
DTSTAMP:20080612T024901Z
SUMMARY:Ha’amana’o… a time to remember. Tahitan dancing
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080614T160000
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Bay Native Circle Has been pre'empted for KPFA fundraising p
urposes for three weeks in February. We will be back to regular programm
ing Feb. 27th and each Wednesday at\n2:00-3:00 following that.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080206T180000
DTSTAMP:20080207T014639Z
SUMMARY:BNC Pre-empted
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080206T190000
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DESCRIPTION:Date 10/2/2008\nEvent 2008 California Indian Conference\,
10/2-10/4\nStart Time 1:00 PM\nEnd Time 1:00 PM\nLocation UC Riversid
e\nDescription 2008 CIC: University of California at Riverside.\nThursd
ay 10/2/2008 at UC Riverside Main Campus\, \nFriday 10/3/08 and Saturday
10/4/08 at the UC RIverside Palm Desert Campus. \nhttp://bss.sfsu.edu/c
alstudies/cic/\nPosted by DJaber0\nUpdated 2/28/2008
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DTSTAMP:20080424T071523Z
SUMMARY:California Indian Conference
CREATED:20081004T171959Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081002T130000
LOCATION:UC Riverside
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DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, September 13\, 2008 from 11am –7 pm. The Medicin
e Warriors Dance Troupe and All Nations Singers will host their 9th Annu
al Pow Wow on Saturday at Clinton Park on International Boulevard betwee
n 6th & 7th Avenues in Oakland. This event will include Native singing\
, drumming\, contest dancing\, gourd dancing\, authentic crafts\, Native
foods and a raffle. The Pow Wow is a free public event. Everyone is in
vited. Grand Entry is at noon. All drums\, dancers and the public are w
elcome. Northern Host Drum is All Nations Singers and Southern Host Drum
is Rockin' Horse. Head dancers are Thomas Yellow Horse (Head Man)\, An
toinette Ortiz (Head Woman)\, Anthony Edmond (Head Teen Boy)\, Shea Norr
is (Head Teen Girl)\, Dane Leonce (Head Boy)\, and MaKyla Cole (Head Gir
l). \nThe Medicine Warriors Dance Troupe started in Oakland in 1998 in
collaboration with All Nations Singers and is sponsored by American Indi
an Contemporary Arts. The group hosts a weekly dance class\, held at Int
ertribal Friendship House\, which teaches dancing\, singing and protocol
to youth and adults. The class focuses on mentoring Native youth\, deve
loping their self-confidence and teaching traditional culture. Medicine
Warriors & All Nations Singers also provide dancing\, singing and drummi
ng to a wide variety of Bay Area events\, in the spirit of community sha
ring. Come and enjoy Native America at this 9th Annual Pow Wow. FMI: G
ilbert Blacksmith at (510)827-7944.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080913T110000
DTSTAMP:20080903T203909Z
SUMMARY:Medicine Warriors and All Nations 9th Annual Pow Wow
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080913T190000
LOCATION:Clinton Square Park on International Boulevard\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:FEATURING:\n \nREPORT FROM THE\nPAINTING\, PLANTING\nAND PU
LLING WEEDS TOUR\, 2008\nw/\nMIKE 360 & DESI\nOF\nWEAPONS OF MASS EXPRES
SION\n \nPERFORMANCES BY:\n \nCOV RECORDS\nTORTILLA PRESS\nDIVINITY\nDJ
SMOKESTACK\n \nEXHIBIT LASTS UNTIL SEPTEMBER 29\n \nSPONSORED BY\n \nEAS
T BAY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION\nTHE SATORI MOVEMENT\nTHE WEEKEND WAKE-UP\n \
nMYSPACE.COM/MIKE3SIXTY\nMYSPACE.COM/WITHOUTMYEGO\nWWW.WEEKENDWAKEUP.COM
\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080905T170000
DTSTAMP:20080903T200253Z
SUMMARY:THIS FRIDAY! Exhibit Opening: Sacred Spray Paint: Mama Buzz Cafe
5 - 9 PM - FREE
CREATED:20081004T171953Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080905T210000
LOCATION:2318 TELEGRAPH\nOAKLAND 94612
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Wa She Shu It Deh Native American Arts Festival \n(From Jose
ph Arthur)\n\n7/28/2007 (Saturday & Sunday\, 9:00 AM -7:00 PM )\n\n\nSou
th Lake Tahoe (California) The Tallac Historic Site on Highway 89 in Sou
th Lake Tahoe\, California.\n\nThe Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California
\, in conjunction with the Tahoe Tallac Association\, is proud to sponso
r the Seventeenth Annual Wa She Shu It Deh Native American Arts Festival
on July 28th and 29th at The Tallac Historic Site on Highway 89 in Sout
h Lake Tahoe\, California.\n\nThe festival is held each year to increase
the awareness of\, and appreciation for\, traditional and contemporary
Native American art forms to the general public through exhibits\, demon
strations and live performances. We are committed to encourage and suppo
rt the continuance of native art traditions and establish a viable marke
t for the fine arts and the many talented Native artisans.\n\n----------
-----------------\n\n\nPlease join us for Tribal Movie Nights!\n\n\nWher
e: Valhalla Boathouse Theater\n\nTallac Historic Site – Hwy 89\n\nSouth
Lake Tahoe\, CA\n\nWhen: July 11 & July 25\, 2007\n\nDoors open at 7:00
pm\n\nMovie starts at 7:30 pm\n\nAdmission is $5.00 and refreshments are
available.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070729T090000
DTSTAMP:20080207T011103Z
SUMMARY:Wa She Shu It Deh Native American Arts Festival
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070729T190000
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DESCRIPTION:Date 3/17/2008\nEvent Shut up and Speak: Gathering the Too
ls to Live our Languages\nStart Time 1:00 PM\nEnd Time 1:00 PM\nLocati
on Humboldt State University\, Arcata\, CA\nDescription Live Your Lang
uage Alliance March 17-19\, 2008 Humboldt State University Conference Ph
one Number: (707) 672-4621 http://www.aicls.org/pages/LYLA.htm\nPosted b
y DJaber0\nUpdated 2/28/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080317T130000
DTSTAMP:20080314T065153Z
SUMMARY:Shut up and Speak: Gathering the Tools to Live our Languages
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080317T130000
LOCATION:Humboldt State University\, Arcata
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DESCRIPTION:The Los Medanos College Pow Wow\n\nSEPTEMBER 27\, 2008\n\n27
00 E. Leland Rd.\, Pittsburg CA\, 94565\n\nFREE ADMISSION & FREE PARKING
\n\nGourd Dancing @ 12PM\nGrand Entry @ 1PM & 6 PM\n\n****CONTEST DANCIN
G****NATIVE AMERICAN FOOD****ARTS & CRAFTS****\n\nHEAD STAFF\n\nHost Sou
thern Drum - Rockin' Hourse Singers\nHost Northern Drum - TBA\nMaster of
Ceremonies - Erik Kimple\nArena Director - Tim Purcela\nHead Gourd Danc
er - Henry Johnson\nHead Man - TBA\nHead Woman - Smoke Johnson\n\nFor Ve
ndor Info - Valorie Darling (925) 625-7496 or Jennifer Wall (925) 759-33
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080927T120000
DTSTAMP:20080904T170905Z
SUMMARY:Los Medanos College Pow Wow
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080927T180000
LOCATION:2700 E. Leland Rd.\, Pittsburg CA\, 94565
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DESCRIPTION:Save the Date! The native swimmers who swim from Alcatraz t
o SF every fall with PATHSTAR group--which\, in addition to our Pine Rid
ge participants\, includes Caitlin Baker from Oklahoma (caitlinb)--- arr
ives Sunday\, Sept. 28\, in San Francisco. Their Bay swimming practice s
tarts Sept. 29\, and their Alcatraz swim is at 7 AM Oct. 6. Their websi
te is www.pathstar.org\n••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
•••\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081006T070000
DTSTAMP:20080924T203256Z
SUMMARY:Alcatraz Swimmers
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081006T090000
LOCATION:San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Medicine Warriors All Nations Dance Practice\nIntertribal Fr
ienship House\n523 International Blvd. Oakland\n\nCome join the communit
y for the weekly gathering of drumming and dancing. Bring your children
of all ages to dance. No regalia needed\, just dance and participate
in a good feeling wacipi. \n\nMedicine Warriors dancers with Gilbert Bla
cksmith and All Nations Drum with Michael Bellanger have been hosting th
e weekly gathering for almost 10 years!\n\nFun\, Friendship\, Fitness!
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070802T190000
DTSTAMP:20080207T011504Z
SUMMARY:MWAN Dance Practice
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070802T210000
LOCATION:IFH\, 523 International Blvd. Oakland
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SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Medicine Warriors All Nations Dance Practice\nIntertribal Fr
ienship House\n523 International Blvd. Oakland\n\nSpecial Coming Out for
Cinnamon Kamimila Perez\, Teestie and Josh's daughter and Lakota's gran
ddaughter. Potluck welcome.\n\nCome join the community for the weekly g
athering of drumming and dancing. Bring your children of all ages to da
nce. No regalia needed\, just dance and participate in a good feeling
wacipi. \n\nMedicine Warriors dancers with Gilbert Blacksmith and All Na
tions Drum with Michael Bellanger have been hosting the weekly gathering
for almost 10 years!\n\nFun\, Friendship\, Fitness!
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081009T190000
DTSTAMP:20081008T184958Z
SUMMARY:MWAN Dance Practice and Coming Out
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081009T210000
LOCATION:IFH\, 523 International Blvd. Oakland
RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20081009T190000
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DESCRIPTION:Medicine Warriors All Nations Dance Practice\nIntertribal Fr
ienship House\n523 International Blvd. Oakland\n\nCome join the communit
y for the weekly gathering of drumming and dancing. Bring your children
of all ages to dance. No regalia needed\, just dance and participate
in a good feeling wacipi. \n\nMedicine Warriors dancers with Gilbert Bla
cksmith and All Nations Drum with Michael Bellanger have been hosting th
e weekly gathering for almost 10 years!\n\nFun\, Friendship\, Fitness!\n
\n\n***SPECIAL NOTICE***\n \nMarch 20th\, 2008\n6:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.\n
\nAt the\nInter-Tribal Friendship House\n\n523 International Blvd.\nOakl
and\, California 94606\n \nThe\nMedicine Warrior Dance Troupe/All Nation
Singers\n\nWill be hosting a\n \n Happy Birthday Party\n \nFor everyone
who was born in the month of MARCH and everybody\n \n“Get ready to bust
a move and rock the HOUSE!!!!!”\n \nOWL DANCING CONTEST * POTATO DANC
E CONTEST\n\nAsking for all past\, present and future\n\nMedicine Warrio
rs Dancers and All Nation Singers\nto join our BIRTHDAY PARTY.\nPlease b
ring your Families\, Friends and Neighbors.\nEVERYONE IS WELCOME\n \nMar
ch 20th\, 2008\n6:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.\n \n\nInter-Tribal Friendship Hous
e\n\n523 International Blvd.\nOakland\, California 94606\n \nPOTLUCK ***
POTLUCK *** POTLUCK *** POTLUCK *** POTLUCK\n \nBRING YOUR FAVORITE DIS
H AND CELEBRATE WITH THE COMMUNITY.\n \nEveryone is Welcome\nThis is a A
LCOHOL and DRUG FREE Celebration\n\n \nFUN *** FITNESS *** FRIEN
DSHIP\n\n \nGilbert Blacksmith 510.827-7944 for more informatio
n.\ngilbert_blacksmith@hotmail.com
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DTSTAMP:20080319T232116Z
SUMMARY:MWAN Dance Practice
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080320T210000
LOCATION:IFH\, 523 International Blvd. Oakland
RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080320T190000
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DESCRIPTION: MICHAEL HORSE\nZuni\, Mescalero Apache\, Yaqui\n \nSaturday
\, July 12\, 2008 - 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\nSunday\, July 13 - 11:00 a.
m. to 5:00 p.m. \nMichael Horse is an award winning jeweler\, painter an
d actor. Originally from Arizona\, Michael grew up around traditional N
ative jewelers and began making jewelry as a young man. For this show
at Gathering Tribes he will be exhibiting the full array of his talent
with inlayed pieces inspired by Charles Loloma\, tradtional 1940’s style
necklaces\, and his signature katsina pieces. \n\nFor More Information
About Michael Horse: www.michaelhorse.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080712T100000
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SUMMARY:Michael Horse Jewelry Show This Weekend & More...
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080712T180000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, Berkeley
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DESCRIPTION:Santa Rosa Days Gathering\nAugust 30 & 31\, 2008\nLemoore\,
Calif.\n \nHead Staff:\nMC:\nTom Phillips (Kiowa\, Muscogee Creek)\nAren
a Director:\nArt Martinez\n \nHeadman:\nTate Honadick\nHeadlady:\nAlorha
Baga\nHost Drums:\nWar Dance ~ Az\nOther Drums:\nDark Horse singers\n \
nAdditional Information:\nGrand Entries: 8/30/08 @12:00 Noon\; 7:30pm\;
8/31/08 @12:00 Noon\nGourd Dance: 8/30/08 @ 11:00am\; 8/30/08 @6:30pm\;
8/31/08@11pm\nBear Dance 8/29/08 @ 9:00pm\nFree Admission\; Saturday fre
e community dinner and games in the park\;\nSoftball Tournament- 8/29-8/
31/08\nFor more info\, call Jess Thomson.: 559.924-6961 ext 3110\n \nJer
sey Ave\nLemoore\, Calif. 93245\n \nContact Information: Theresa Sam 559
.816-6822\ntsam@tachi-yokut.com\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080830T180000
DTSTAMP:20080726T000241Z
SUMMARY:Santa Rosa Days Gathering
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080830T190000
LOCATION:Lemoore\, CA
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DESCRIPTION:In San Francisco\, ANSWER has initiated a mass demonstration
on the evening of March 19 (the actual day that the invasion began) fol
lowing militant direct actions that will take place throughout the earli
er part of the in the Bay Area. A wide number of groups are planning and
mobilizing for those actions.\nMarch 19\, 2008\, a day of resistance wi
ll culminate with an evening rally at 5pm at the Civic Center followed b
y a mass march through a number of communities ending at 24th and Missio
n Sts.\n\nThe ANSWER Coalition is supporting and participating in the fo
llowing anti-war actions:\n\nSat. Mar. 15\nProtest at Chevron Refinery\,
Richmond\n11am\, rally at W. Cutting & S. Gerrard Blvds.\n1pm\, action
at 100 Chevron Way\nCo-sponsored by West County Toxics Coalition\, Richm
ond Greens\, Green Action\, DASW\, ANSWER Coalition and more. Click here
for more info.\n\nSun. Mar. 16\, 5pm \nVigil: Five Years Too Many in Ir
aq with Sean Penn and Cindy Sheehan\nFirst Unitarian Universalist Church
\, Franklin and Geary\, San Francisco\nhttp://www.iraqmoratorium-sfbay.o
rg/\n\nWed. Mar. 19\, 7:30am\nNon-violent direct actions\nmeet Market an
d Sansome\, downtown SF\nMarches to multiple sites targeting war profite
ers departing throughout the morning. \nInitiated by DASW 510-984-2566\,
http://www.actagainstwar.net/\n\nWed. Mar. 19\, 11:30am\nStudent & Yout
h Speak Out\nMLK Park at MLK Way and Allston\, Berkeley\nInitiated by th
e ANSWER Coalition and World Can’t Wait. Call 510-435-0844 for more info
.\n\nWed. Mar. 19\nAll day protest at Marine Recruiting Center\n64 Shatt
uck Square at University Ave.\, Berkeley\nInitiated by World Can't Wait\
, 415-864-5153.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080319T170000
DTSTAMP:20080312T172917Z
SUMMARY:ANSWER Rally evening
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080319T210000
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DESCRIPTION:Annual Tlingit and Haida San Francisco Community Picnic. It
will be on SUNDAY\, JULY 27 beginning with set up at 10:30 A.M. until
the SMOKED SALMON\, burgers and hot dogs run out. We are located at the
Parrot Place picnic area near the entrance of the Oakland Childrens Zoo
where the upper parking lot gets narrower.\nDIRECTIONS:\nTake Interstat
e 580 in Oakland to the Golf Links Road exit\, go to the East side of th
e freeway and follow Golf Links Road to the Oakland Zoo and drive toward
the top of the wide parking lot. Look for our red and black Tlingit Ha
ida button blanket sign.\n \nTlingit and Haida provides the burgers\, ho
t dogs\, buns\, condiments\, silverware and paper goods. You bring a di
sh to share with everyone or an ice chest with soda and folding chairs
if you have them. The Duncan brothers and Holder family are bringing awn
ings for much needed shade. We HOPE to have a Pinata filled with candy
for the little children...I am still hunting for one. We will have a ra
ffle to fundraise for our College Fund so bring donations if you have an
y.\n \nThere is a charge for parking and we have a group rate for enteri
ng the Animal Zoo of $5.50 for adults and $4.50 for children and Seniors
55+\, if you mention you are from the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes p
icnic.
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DTSTAMP:20080723T103050Z
SUMMARY:Annual Tlingit and Haida Community Potluck Picnic
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080727T113000
LOCATION:Oakland Zoo
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Bay Area American Indian Two Spirits\nNative American AIDS P
roject\nNative American Health Center\nInvites You to Attend A\n\nSunris
e Ceremony\n\n~ In Recognition of~\nNational Native HIV/AIDS Awareness D
ay\n\nThursday\nMarch 20th\, 2008\n5:30am-7am\n\nDolores Park\, by the B
ell\nSan Francisco\, California\n\nBreakfast available for all participa
nts starting at 8am\n\nAt the LGBT Center\, Ceremonial Room 3rd Floor\n\
nFollowed by a Program and Ending at 11am\n\n1800 Market Street\, San Fr
ancisco\, California\n \nFor Information\, Contact\n\nNative American He
alth Center at (415) 621-8051\, ext. 595 or\n\nNative American AIDS Proj
ect at (415) 431-6227\n\nTHIS IS A CLEAN AND SOBER EVENT PLEASE HAVE RES
PECT FOR YOURSELF\, YOUR PEOPLE\, YOUR CREATOR. THIS EVENT IS IN COLLAB
ORATION BETWEEN THE BAY AREA AMERICAN INDIAN TWO SPIRITS\, NATIVE AMERIC
AN AIDS PROJECT AND THE NATIVE AMERICAN HEALTH CENTER THROUGH THE SHAKE
THE FEATHERS GRANT\, WHICH IS FUNDED BY THE OFFICE OF MINORITY HEALTH.\n
\n \n\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080220T053000
DTSTAMP:20080314T075717Z
SUMMARY:Sunrise Ceremony
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080220T070000
LOCATION:Dolores Park\, SF
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DESCRIPTION:Tlingit Sculptor: Sonny Grant\nSaturday\, April 12 - 11:00 a
.m. to 6:00 p.m.\nSunday\, April 13 - 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.\n \nSonny
is a very well known Tlingit sculptor from Juneau\, Alaska who works wit
h soapstone\, serpentine\, pipestone\, alabaster\, and marble... also bo
ne\, ivory\, and wood. Sonny is Kaagwaantaan (Wolf) clan from the Chilk
at Valley in Klukwan\, and was born and raised in Juneau. His father and
grandfather taught him to remember the stories and the traditional way
of life as a Tlingit. He apprenticed with master sculptor Simon Koonoo
k\, an Inupiaq Eskimo from Point Hope\, Alaska. In 2007\, Sonny and mas
ter carver\, Doug Chilton\, carved a traditional dug-out canoe at the Sm
ithsonian Museum in Washington\, D.C. Sonny has shown in galleries all
over the world and we are very proud to introduce his work to Gathering
Tribes. You can see a few of his carvings in the front window at Gather
ing Tribes. For more information visit Sonny's blog at: http://sonnygra
ntstudios.blogspot.com/\n\nGathering Tribes\n1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley
CA\n(510) 528-9038 www.gatheringtribes.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080413T110000
DTSTAMP:20080411T181916Z
SUMMARY:Sonny Grant at Gathering Tribes
CREATED:20081004T171953Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080413T170000
LOCATION:1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley
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DESCRIPTION:Award Winning Jemez Pueblo Sculptor\nVictor Vigil\n \nSaturd
ay\, February 16\, 2008 \n11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. \nSunday\, February 17
\, 2008 \n11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. \n\nVictor Vigil's sculptures include
buffalo\, bear\, people and other familiar images from the Southwest. He
is a twelve time winner of the prestigious SWAIA Annual Indian Market a
ward. Victor began sculpting in 1978 and is self taught. His medium is t
he New Mexico\, Colorado and Utah alabaster\, as well as other stones fr
om within the country. His sculptures vary in size from small table top
carvings to pieces well over 5 feet. Victor will be exhibiting his lates
t works at Gathering Tribes during this two day show.\n \nWe have severa
l of his smaller pieces now for a sneak peak of Victor's work. Please j
oin us in welcoming him to his first show at Gathering Tribes!\n\n1573 S
olano Ave v Berkeley CA 94707\n(510) 528-9038 v Open Daily \nhttp://ww
w.gatheringtribes.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080216T110000
DTSTAMP:20080207T034023Z
SUMMARY:Victor Vigil at Gathering Tribes
CREATED:20081004T172000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080216T180000
LOCATION:1573 Solano Ave Berkeley CA
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DESCRIPTION:Date 4/16/2008\nEvent Native American & Indigenous College
Students Mixer\nStart Time 4:15 PM\nEnd Time 8:00 PM\nLocation SF St
ate University\, 1600 Holloway Ave\, SF\, CA 94132\nDescription The bra
nd new SFSU Ethnic Studies Student Resource & Empowerment Center and Fir
st Nation Hawks Student Organization will be holding a casual social gat
hering where Native American and Indigenous college students can meet on
e another and have a good time. (This is NOT limited to SFSU students.)
This event is April 16\, 2008 (Wednesday) evening from 4:30-8 p.m. at Sa
n Francisco State University\, 1600 Holloway Ave\, SF\, CA 94132. It is
being held on the Terrace Level of the Cesar Chavez Student Center in th
e Rigoberta Menchu Room. There will be a DJ\, an open Mic and a DESSERT
BUFFET. Admission is FREE.\nPosted by Nooxsee\nUpdated 3/21/2008
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DTSTAMP:20080326T191251Z
SUMMARY:SFSU Students Mixer
CREATED:20081004T172004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080416T200000
LOCATION:Rigoberta Menchu Room\, Cesar Chavez Student Center\, SFSU
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DESCRIPTION:Subject: Vallejo pow wow?\nDate: Mon\, 17 Mar 2008 13:44:59
-0700\n\nGreetings everyone\,\nI just got word that Marcia & Ira Hoaglen
\, of Wailaki and their family out of Sacramento\, will be doing the Pow
Wow in Vallejo this year. The dates\, times\, and location will be the
same\, July 26 & 27\, 2008 at Waterfront in Vallejo. Marcia and Ira wil
l be new event coordinators for this pow wow\, called simply\, the Valle
jo Pow Wow. Watch for new flyers\, and the vendors will be receiving ne
w applications very soon. Contact: Marcia @ 916-421-0657 for more inform
ation.\nPlease come out and support this event.\nMidge\n
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DTSTAMP:20080323T182434Z
SUMMARY:Vallejo Powwow
CREATED:20081004T172009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080727T130000
LOCATION:Waterfront\, Vallejo
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DESCRIPTION:D-Q Student and Community clean up day Where: D-Q Unive
rsity When:April 11\,12\, 2008 What Time:10:00 A.M. to 12:00 noon
and From to 3:00 P.M. to ? We as the Student/Community members of D-Q
University want to welcome the community\, and supporters of D-Q to he
lp\, and support a clean up the grounds Day of D-Q. The potluck will st
art at1:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M. P.S. "We also want to let the communi
ty know that your asked to support D-Q clean up day at your own risk"
\n\nContact: \nYazzie--- yazzieyazzie@yahoo.com Steve --- sc
abiestiger@yahoo.com Miah \n --- miah.arechiga@yahoo.com or (9
15)333-4540 Mazatzin--zemazatzin@hotmail.com \nConsu
ela--cvindigenous@yahoo.com or (916)371-0370
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080412T100000
DTSTAMP:20080411T075238Z
SUMMARY:DQU Clean Up Day
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080412T170000
LOCATION:DQU
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DESCRIPTION:Philip Klasky\nThe Cultural Conservancy\n(415) 531-6890\n \n
Native American Salt Song Singers will Travel from across the West to Mo
urn Ancestors Housed in UC Berkeley Basement\n \nAward-Winning Singers f
rom 14 Indian Bands to Perform Ancient \nSongs in UCB’s Sproul Plaza at
Noon\, January 22\n \nBERKELEY\, Calif\, Jan. 17\, 2007 -- Tribal leader
s and members of The Salt Song Project\, a program of the Native America
n Land Conservancy (Non-Profit 501.C.3)\, will conduct an historic Inter
-Tribal ceremony at noon on January 22 in UC Berkeley’s Sproul Plaza. Th
e ceremony will mourn the thousands of Native Americans whose remains ar
e stored in drawers and plastic bags a few hundred feet away in the gym
basement adjacent to the Phoebe Hearst Museum.\n \nTraditional Salt Song
singers from fourteen bands of Southern Paiutes and Chemehuevi will tra
vel from Arizona\, Utah\, Nevada and Southern California to sing the las
t four songs from a 142 song cycle. The Salt Songs are mourning songs th
at traditionally begin at sundown and are sung through the night and int
o the morning before sunrise. The last four songs are extremely importan
t for the purpose of the ceremony\, which is to send the spirits of the
Hearst’s skeletal remains back to their homelands and bring closure to t
heir time here on Mother Earth. The desecration of Native burial sites b
y archaeologists has violated Native American ceremonial and religious b
eliefs about their ancestors.\n \n“To me\, the last four songs are the m
ost important\,” said Vivienne Caron Jake\, Kaibab Paiute\, who co-found
ed the Salt Song Project with Matthew Leivas\, Sr.\, Chemehuevi. “The so
ngs sing about the inevitable death and also the excitement and desire t
o get to the other side and how these individuals on the other side are
waiting. The spirit that will soon join them is drooling at the mouth in
excitement and just tasting what is referred to as the happy hunting gr
ounds or heaven."\n \nVivienne Jake and Matthew Leivas\, Sr. feel it is
imperative to conduct this rite of passage ceremony now to raise public
awareness about the shocking lack of cooperation from UC administrators
with tribal entities. Despite numerous resolutions from tribes and the N
ational Congress of American Indians and thousands of letters and emails
requesting repatriation\, senior UC administrators have refused to meet
with tribal leaders and have continued to deny tribes their lawful clai
m for the religious and ceremonial reburial of their ancestors. Thus far
\, UCB Chancellor Robert Birgeneau and UC system president Rory Hume hav
e simply ignored requests to discuss the University’s administration of
the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and
have referred all inquiries to Museum subordinates who lack the power an
d desire to change UC NAGPRA policies.\n \n“We urge all Native Americans
and social justice allies to bring drums\, gourds or other instruments\
, if they like\, to participate in this historic ceremony and support ou
r effort to stop the desecration of our ancestors’ remains\,” said Leiva
s. “We even extend an invitation to Chancellor Birgeneau\, Provost Hume
and the UC Regents\, who might develop a better understanding of the pro
found sadness that UC policies have produced among Native peoples. They
can drum along with us.”\n \nThe Salt Song Project has conducted similar
ceremonies at Sherman Indian School Cemetery in Riverside California\,
Stewart Indian School in Carson\, Nevada\, and at the Old Woman Mountain
s in the Southern California Desert. For further information about the
Salt Song Project\, visit http://www.nativeland.org/saltsong2.html#ilrp
or contact:\n \n· Native American Land Conservancy\, (760) 775-2204
\n· Cultural Conservancy\, (415) 561-6594\n· Chemehuevi Cultur
al Center\, (760) 874-3052\n· Matthew Leivas\, Sr.\, (760) 858-4049
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080122T120000
DTSTAMP:20080315T172959Z
SUMMARY:Native American Singers to Mourn Ancestors / Jan 22\, 2008 / UC
Berkeley /
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080122T130000
LOCATION:UC Berkeley
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DESCRIPTION:Huichol Artist: Luciano Valdez\nExhibiting Yarn Paintings &
Beadwork\nSaturday\, August 9 - 11:00 to 6:00 \nSunday\, August 10 - 11:
00 to 5:00\n\nLuciano is back from Mexico with box loads of new Huichol
beadwork\, yarn paintings and beaded jewelry! Huichol art is made by pl
acing a thin layer of beeswax and tree resin over wood\, and then pressi
ng either the yarn or the seed beads in to the mixture in symbolic desig
ns. Each design has significance in the Huichol culture and most of the
pieces are created for either healing or protection. Horned toads and
scorpions offer protection\, while the peyote cactus and shamans offer h
ealing. The blue deer is a common image. In ceremony\, when windows to
the spirit world open up\, it is the blue deer who is the messenger bet
ween the human beings and the pantheon of elemental creation beings call
ed "Grandmas and Grandpas". \n \nLuciano and his community receive all
of the proceeds of this show. \nIt is our way of supporting Luciano and
the traditional community and\nceremonial center of Nueva Colonia where
he lives. \nPlease join us this weekend in celebrating this vibrant indi
genous village!\n \nA huge THANK YOU to our friend Linda who was able to
procure a\ncomputer for Luciano's nephew!! When I told Luciano\, I cou
ld hear\nhis huge smile over the telephone. It truly does take a villag
e...\n______________________________\n \nPeace & All Good Things to You!
\n Since 1991\, Gathering Tribes Gallery has featured art\, crafts and j
ewelry by\nNative American artisans and features the artwork and jewelry
of Michael Horse. \n \nThe gallery is located at 1573 Solano Ave\, Berk
eley\, CA\, and is open daily:\nSunday from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\, Mo
nday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\,\nand Tuesday through Saturday from 1
0:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. \n \nFor more information call (510) 528-9038 or
check the web site at www.gatheringtribes.com\nGathering Tribes is a Nat
ive American woman owned business.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080809T110000
DTSTAMP:20080806T020621Z
SUMMARY:Huichol Art Show This Weekend!
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080809T180000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes \n1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley CA
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DESCRIPTION:Date 2/27/2008\nEvent Native Americans & The Bay Area shor
t course\nStart Time 6:30 PM\nEnd Time 9:30 PM\nLocation Merritt Coll
ege\, 12500 Campus Dr.\, D165\nDescription NATIVE AMERICANS AND THE BAY
AREA ENVIRONMENT Merritt College\, 12500 Campus Drive\, Oakland Instruc
tor: Darby Price\, Ph.D. dprice@samuelmerritt.edu (510) 549-3458. Wednes
days (lect) 2/27\, 3/5\, 3/12\, 3/19 6:30p-9:30p. Optional Sundays (fiel
d) 3/2\, 3/9\, 3/16 8:30a-5p. Optional Saturday (field) 3/8 8:30a-5p. En
roll online: http://peralta.edu/apps/page.asp?Q=Enroll%20Now In Person:
Admissions & Records Office on campus in Building P\, Room P300. Continu
ing students may enroll by phone at 510 208-7225 Cross listed (can be ta
ken as either): Environmental Studies ENVST 076D Code: M1234 Native Amer
ican Studies NATAM 76 code: M1425 0.5-5 UNITS (.5 for lectures required\
, .5 per optional field day\, .5 per optional projects) (only $7.50 per
.5 credit) Instructor: D. Price Room: D165 Code: M1234 MEETS 02/27/08 TO
03/19/08 Sec L/L Hours Days 1 Lec 0630-0930PM 4 Wednesdays Required. Op
tional: Field 0830-1230 3 Sundays\, 1 Saturday. Field 0100-0500PM 3 Sund
ays\, 1 Saturday. Description: Native Peoples in the Bay Area reveal div
erse forms of adaptation to their surrounding environments: from the tra
ditional Ohlone and Miwok whom originally inhabited this land\, to the c
ontemporary pan-Indian urban community. This course will examine cosmolo
gical\, historical\, and socio-cultural perspectives on human/land relat
ionships among Native Americans of the area in: Pre-European\, Mission\,
Anglo\, Contemporary times. The course will include lectures\, readings
and fieldtrips to further our understanding of area Natives in relation
to the Bay Area environment. Lectures and readings address the history
and social ecology of the adaptation of Native Americans to the Bay Area
environment from historical times to the present. Field sessions includ
e visits to places in the Bay Area that are particularly significant to
understanding the lifeways of area Native Peoples\, and provide opportun
ities to converse with and learn from local Native Americans. Fieldtrips
will examine pathways\, botanical plant habitats\, campgrounds\, shellm
ounds\, murals\, sculptures\, art installations\, museums\, and current
community sites. Emphasis is placed on first-hand observations\, and on
gaining insights into contemporary American Indian views of the region\,
as well as providing students with access to resources for continued st
udy. This is a fun way to learn about Native Americans and the Bay Area.
\nPosted by darbyprice1\nUpdated 2/2/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080227T170000
DTSTAMP:20080207T004402Z
SUMMARY:Native Americans & The Bay Area short course
CREATED:20081004T172007Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080227T180000
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DESCRIPTION:Sat. Mar. 15\nProtest at Chevron Refinery\, Richmond\n11am\,
rally at W. Cutting & S. Gerrard Blvds.\n1pm\, action at 100 Chevron Wa
y\nCo-sponsored by West County Toxics Coalition\, Richmond Greens\, Gree
n Action\, DASW\, ANSWER Coalition and more. Click here for more info.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080315T110000
DTSTAMP:20080312T173105Z
SUMMARY:Protest at Chevron Refinery\, Richmond
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080315T140000
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:\nBOARD MEETING Sunday August 19\, 11 AM\n\nDedicated Indi
genous people\n\nDQU welcomes any person\, groups\, or organizations wil
ling to donate\ntowards our alternative energy programs. We also are ask
ing for donations\nof propane\, food\, gas\, wood\, cleaning supplies\,
computers\, solar\npanels\, biodiesel.\n\nWith the current financial cri
sis DQU is now burdened\, we are also\nasking for donations to keep the
lights on.\n\nWe ask that any educated movers and shakers who want a pla
ce to teach\nand preach the truth to our youth. To answer the plea to he
lp save\nCalifornia's only Tribal College.\n\nfor more information conta
ct -\nShirley Lincoln (916) 719-6328\nor Jane elliott (916) 213-6786\n
\nhttp://www.myspace.com/dquniversity\nFrom: danielleOsageinLA @ msn.co
m (take out spaces)
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070819T110000
DTSTAMP:20080207T011959Z
SUMMARY:DQU Board Meeting
CREATED:20081004T171950Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070819T150000
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Date 3/28/2008\nEvent Peace and Dignity Journeys Fundraise
r\nStart Time 6:30 PM\nEnd Time 10:00 PM\nLocation Galeria de La Raza
2857 24th St. @ Bryant\nDescription Peace and Dignity Journeys 2008 Ar
t Auction + Photography Sale\, (featuring photographs from previous runs
) Fundraiser for a spiritual run from Alaska to Panama Saturday April 19
th @ Galeria de la Raza 6:30 to 10 pm Opening Prayer Children Pow- Wow D
ancers + Big Drum + Runner Testimonials Photography Exhibit + Art Sale +
Raffle + Food Sale The Peace and Dignity Journeys are spiritual runs th
at embody the prophecy of the Eagle and Condor. This prophecy mandates t
hat all Indigenous Peoples in the Western Hemisphere be reunited in a sp
iritual way in order to heal our nations so that we can begin to work to
wards a better future for our children and generations to come. The Jour
ney takes place every four years as a ceremonial movement with the goal
of reuniting indigenous communities\, nations\, and people of this conti
nent. The run will start May 1st in Chikaloon Alaska and in Tierra del F
uego\, Argentina and will end in Panama in November.\nPosted by adriana
\nUpdated 3/28/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080328T183000
DTSTAMP:20080402T081805Z
SUMMARY:Peace and Dignity Journeys Fundraiser
CREATED:20081004T171953Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080328T220000
LOCATION:Galeria de La Raza 2857 24th St. @ Bryant
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DESCRIPTION:All Nations Cultural Night\n \nTuesday • April 29 • 2008\n \
n 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.\n \nDecoto Adult School Multi-Purpose Room\n \n
6th and H Street\, Union City\, CA 94587\n \nCultural perseverance is ac
complished through passing the arts of one generation to the next. We be
lieve that our community has a wealth of knowledge and skills that can b
e shared to advance the betterment of ourselves\, children and families.
\n \nJoin us in promoting the healing of our community through the shari
ng of the following cultural activities:\n \n • Story tel
ling – our true history\n \n • Poetry\, spoken word\, tea
tro\n \n • Music – singing\, traditional instruments\n \n
• Cultural dance\n \n • Cultural crafts –
bead work\, sewing\, wood work\n \n • Art – drawing\, pa
inting\, murals\, graphics\, silk screen\, photography\n \n
• Food for healing – cooking for better health\, natural remedies\n \
n • Outdoor activities – outings\, sports\, camping\, wil
derness exploring\n \n \nHere is an opportunity to bring our community t
ogether. Join us in our “All Nations Cultural Night” for the health of o
ur community\, our youth\, and our families. You will gain moral support
\, fellowship\, and be able to learn new artistic skills.\n \nFor more i
nfo. contact Enrique at 510.489.2343\n \nor e-mail enrique_romero@excite
.com\n \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080429T190000
DTSTAMP:20080428T185145Z
SUMMARY:All Nations Cultural Night
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080429T210000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080418T110000
DTSTAMP:20080324T202049Z
SUMMARY:AISES 2nd Annual Golf Tournament
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080418T120000
LOCATION:Hercules\, CA
DESCRIPTION:Hi Everyone\,\n\nI've attached the flyer for:\n\nThe 2nd Ann
ual AISES (American Indian Science & Engineering Society) Professional C
hapter's Golf Tournament & Awards Banquet\nFriday\, April 18\, 2008 @11:
00am (First Tee Time)\nGolf Course: Franklin Canyon Golf Course\, Highw
ay 4\, Hercules\, CA\nAwards Banquet & Dinner: Berkeley City College\,
2050 Center Street\, Berkeley\, CA 94720\nEntry Fee: $150 per person\,
includes green fee/cart fee\, lunch\, dinner\n\nThough we are working to
wards the 40 person tournament\, we ask that you contact us immediately
to sign up for one of the remaining tee times. PLEASE SEND YOUR CHECK I
N AS SOON AS POSSIBLE\, if you haven't done so\, and once you send in yo
ur check\, please give me an email or call me to confirm your tee time.
Please forward this email to friends\, family and golfers that want to
help out a great cause.\n\nAny students that are interested in assisting
Berkeley City College with set-up or AISES Staff with the golf tourname
nt\, or need copies of the Scholarship Application\, please email me at
1CaLKiowa@gmail.com\n
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DESCRIPTION:Zapatista Women Meet with Women of the World\nSaturday\, May
17\, 2008\, 7:00 P.M.\nNiebyl-Proctor Library\n6501 Telegraph Ave.\nOak
land\n\nPlease support this fundraiser for the Longest Walk II.\n\nAs Na
tive Americans walk across the country again to renew spirituality and b
ridge generations\, they are in need of funds to support their walk. Mor
ning Star Gali\, a Bay Area coordinator for the Longest Walk\, will spea
k on its significance.\n\nAlso: The Chiapas Support Committee presents a
slide show and report from the Zapatista Women's Meeting (Encuentro) in
La Garrucha\, Chiapas\, Mexico. 3\,000 people registered to hear these
revolutionary women describe how they emerged from serfdom to become re
sistance leaders. Update on the current situation in the Chiapas confli
ct zone and Questions/ Discussion. Admission is free\, Donations Reques
ted. Donations benefit the Longest Walk II. Wheelchair Acessible. \n\nF
or more information: (510) 654-9587 or email: cezmat@igc.org\n----------
---------------------------\n\nChiapas Support Committee\nP.O. Box 3421
\nOakland\, CA 94609\nTel: (510) 654-9587\nEmail: cezmat@igc.org\nhttp:
//www.chiapas-support.org\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080517T190000
DTSTAMP:20080513T165858Z
SUMMARY:Zapatista Women Meet with Women of the World
CREATED:20081004T171955Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080517T220000
LOCATION:Niebyl-Proctor Library\n6501 Telegraph Ave.\, Oakland
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DESCRIPTION:A Life in Print - Sunday\, Sept. 28 at 12pm\nThe story of Ba
y Area artist Xavier Viramontes\, one of the most influential artists of
our time and a founding member of Galeria de la Raza\, whose iconoclast
silk screen poster "Boycott Grapes" for the United Farm Workers awakene
d a nation and rallied the Chicano movement in art. \nPrograms and resou
rces are listed in KQED’s online Latino Heritage Month Resource Guide wi
th program listings and descriptions in English and Spanish. To download
a copy or to learn more about our Latino Heritage Month programs and ev
ents\, visit http://www.kqed.org/heritage/.
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URL;VALUE=URI:message:%3C425702.17749.qm@web50807.mail.re2.yahoo.com%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080928T120000
DTSTAMP:20080916T195444Z
SUMMARY:A Life in Print Xavier Viramontes
CREATED:20081004T172002Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080928T130000
LOCATION:kqed
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Native American Homebuyers Presentation\n\nOn May 2\, 2008\,
NAHC will welcome back Jim Mahoney\, a representative from Cascade Resi
dential Mortgage. Jim will be onsite to give a presentation regarding t
he Native American Section 184 Loan Program. This is a great program for
Native Americans seeking to buy a home. Jim Mahoney from Cascade Resid
ential Mortgage is licensed to broker the Section 184 Native American Lo
an Program in California\, Oregon and Washington. The loan program is o
pen to all Native Americans from a Federally Recognized Tribe (at least
one borrower must be Native)\, specific details regarding the benefits o
f the loan program can be found below.\n\nThe presentation will take pla
ce as follows:\n\nOakland Clinic – 5/2/08 at 10:00am - 1st Floor Confere
nce Room\n\nAfter the presentation\, Jim will meet with interested indiv
iduals for a pre-qualification meeting. If you would like to meet with
Jim\, please contact me by Friday 4/11/08. Individual meetings will last
15-20 minutes.\n\nNative American Section 184 Loan Program:\n\n-Only on
e loan\, fixed rate\, 30 YEAR ONLY. (no need for second mortgage)\n\n-N
o Mortgage insurance required\n\n-Minimal down payment\, only 2.25% vs.
typical 20% on conventional loans\n\n-Credit challenged borrowers are st
ill eligible for the program.\n\n-Only need one Native American on the l
oan (ok to have 2 borrowers)\n\n-Fees that are waived include: applicati
on fee\, processing fee\, bank underwriting fee. Save over $2\,000 in c
losing costs.\n\n-Cash out refinances up to 85% of current appraised val
ue.\n\n-All properties must be owner occupied\, no investment properties
are allowed\n\n-Land does not have to be on a Reservation!!! All of Or
egon\, Washington and California are eligible.\n\n-Great interest rates\
, even if you have credit challenges.\n\nNatalie Aguilera I Human Resour
ces Manager\n\nNative American Health Center I 3124 International Blvd.
Oakland\, CA 94601\n\n510.747.3035 I 510.748.0116 (fax) I NatalieA@nati
vehealth.org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080502T100000
DTSTAMP:20080424T205108Z
SUMMARY:Native American Homebuyers Presentation
CREATED:20081004T172005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080502T110000
LOCATION:Oakland Clinic 1st Floor Conference Room
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DESCRIPTION:VOLUNTEER DAY: \nOHLONE VILLAGE SITE \nSaturday\, Octo
ber 4 \n2-4:30 pm\, Course #19256 \nHelp us repair the building structur
es at the Tuibun- \nOhlone village site. We’ll also clean and weed the \
narea. Volunteer your time and learn about Ohlone \nhistory and the cult
ural significance of the village site. \nSnacks\, water\, tools and glov
es provided. (12+ yrs) \nDino Labiste\, Naturalist \nReg. Required: 1-88
8-EBPARKS (327-2757) online registration begins Aug 12.\n\nCOYOTE HILLS
REGIONAL PARK \n8000 Patterson Ranch Road\, Fremont CA 94555 • (510) 7
95-9385 • chvisit@ebparks.org \n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081004T140000
DTSTAMP:20080917T182422Z
SUMMARY:Repair Ohlone Village Site
CREATED:20081004T172003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081004T163000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park\, Fremont
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Native American Studies Speaker Series\, 2008-09\nIndigenous
Writing Across Time and Genre\n\nJanet McAdams\n\nMonday\, Oct. 13 Open
Mic with Janet McAdams\n5-7 p.m. Morrison Library\n Co-sponsored by
Lyric and Achiote Press\n\nTuesday\, Oct. 14 Lecture: "The Poet-Critic\,
The Native Writer" \n2 p.m. 554 Barrows Hall\nJanet McAdams is the au
thor of two collections of poetry\, Feral (Salt 2007) and The Island of
Lost Luggage (Arizona 2000)\, which won the Diane Decorah First Book Awa
rd from the Native Writers Circle of the Americas and the American Book
Award. With HYPERLINK "http://www.nativewiki.org/Geary_Hobson" \\o "Gea
ry Hobson" Geary Hobson and Kathryn Walkiewicz\, she is editing the ant
hology\, The People Who Stayed: Southeastern Indian Writing after the Re
moval (Oklahoma\, in press). New projects include Red Weather\, a novel
about the sterilization of Indian women in the 1970s\, a memoir\, Not to
o Sane: Art and the Romance of Suffering\, and a third collection of poe
try\, The Lookout Book. Janet edits Earthworks\, a book series from Salt
Publishing focusing on indigenous poetry. Her poems have been published
in North American Review\, Poetry\, TriQuarterly\, Women's Review of Bo
oks\, Kenyon Review\, and other magazines. She teaches at Kenyon College
\, where she is the Robert P. Hubbard Professor of Poetry. In addition t
o teaching creative writing\, environmental literature\, and indigenous
literature\, she is a practitioner and teacher of Integral Yoga. \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081013T170000
DTSTAMP:20081006T234528Z
SUMMARY:Janet McAdams on Indigenous Writing
CREATED:20081006T234528Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081013T190000
LOCATION:Morrison Library\, UC Berkeley
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Native American Studies Speaker Series\, 2008-09\nIndigenous
Writing Across Time and Genre\n\nJanet McAdams\n\nMonday\, Oct. 13 Open
Mic with Janet McAdams\n5-7 p.m. Morrison Library\n Co-sponsored by
Lyric and Achiote Press\n\nTuesday\, Oct. 14 Lecture: "The Poet-Critic\,
The Native Writer" \n2 p.m. 554 Barrows Hall\nJanet McAdams is the au
thor of two collections of poetry\, Feral (Salt 2007) and The Island of
Lost Luggage (Arizona 2000)\, which won the Diane Decorah First Book Awa
rd from the Native Writers Circle of the Americas and the American Book
Award. With HYPERLINK "http://www.nativewiki.org/Geary_Hobson" \\o "Gea
ry Hobson" Geary Hobson and Kathryn Walkiewicz\, she is editing the ant
hology\, The People Who Stayed: Southeastern Indian Writing after the Re
moval (Oklahoma\, in press). New projects include Red Weather\, a novel
about the sterilization of Indian women in the 1970s\, a memoir\, Not to
o Sane: Art and the Romance of Suffering\, and a third collection of poe
try\, The Lookout Book. Janet edits Earthworks\, a book series from Salt
Publishing focusing on indigenous poetry. Her poems have been published
in North American Review\, Poetry\, TriQuarterly\, Women's Review of Bo
oks\, Kenyon Review\, and other magazines. She teaches at Kenyon College
\, where she is the Robert P. Hubbard Professor of Poetry. In addition t
o teaching creative writing\, environmental literature\, and indigenous
literature\, she is a practitioner and teacher of Integral Yoga. \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081014T140000
DTSTAMP:20081006T234620Z
SUMMARY:Janet McAdams on Indigenous Writing: "The Poet Critic\, The Nati
ve Writer
CREATED:20081006T234620Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081014T150000
LOCATION:554 Barrows Hall\, UCB
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081009T170000
DTSTAMP:20081006T235108Z
SUMMARY:Family Outreach & Engagement barbeque
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081009T190000
LOCATION:Emma Prusch Park\, San Jose
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to the Native American Family Outreach & Eng
agement barbeque this Thursday at Emma Prusch Park\, corner of Story and
King Roads in San Jose. The barbeque begins at 5pm – 7pm.
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CREATED:20081006T235108Z
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SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Acorn Day\, California State Indian Museum\, 2618 K St.\, Sa
cramento. 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Kids and family activities. (916) 324-
0971.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081018T100000
DTSTAMP:20081008T175127Z
SUMMARY:Acorn Day
CREATED:20081008T175055Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081018T110000
LOCATION:Sacramento
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SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:November 22 – January 18\n\nThe Sasquatch Chronicles and Hol
iday Show\, Pacific Western Traders\, 305 Wool St.\, Folsom. Artists Gay
le Anita\, Jack Alvarez\, John Howell\, Frank LaPena\, and Lorraine Luna
were fortunately able to travel deep into Sasquatch country in order to
bring back amazing images of Big Foot at home\, work\, and play. Second
Saturday Reception on December 13 from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. (916) 985-3851
or pwtfolsom@aol.com.\n\nPacific Western Traders\, 3005 Wool Street\, F
olsom\,CA\, 95630. 916.985-3851. http://www.pacwesttraders.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081122T000000
DTSTAMP:20081008T175522Z
SUMMARY:The Sasquatch Chronicles
CREATED:20081008T175311Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081122T010000
LOCATION:PWT\, Folsom
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SEQUENCE:12
DESCRIPTION:November 22 – January 18\n\nThe Sasquatch Chronicles and Hol
iday Show\, Pacific Western Traders\, 305 Wool St.\, Folsom. Artists Gay
le Anita\, Jack Alvarez\, John Howell\, Frank LaPena\, and Lorraine Luna
were fortunately able to travel deep into Sasquatch country in order to
bring back amazing images of Big Foot at home\, work\, and play. Second
Saturday Reception on December 13 from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. (916) 985-3851
or pwtfolsom@aol.com.\n\nPacific Western Traders\, 3005 Wool Street\, F
olsom\,CA\, 95630. 916.985-3851. http://www.pacwesttraders.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081213T180000
DTSTAMP:20081008T175602Z
SUMMARY:Reception: The Sasquatch Chronicles
CREATED:20081008T175311Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081213T210000
LOCATION:PWT\, Folsom
RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20081213T000000
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SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:November 28–29\n\nArts and Crafts Fair\, State Indian Museum
\, 2618 K St.\, Sacramento. 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Contact Ileana Maest
as or Connie McGough at (916) 324-0971 or email imaestas@parks.ca.gov or
cmcgough@parks.ca.gov.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081128T100000
DTSTAMP:20081008T175652Z
SUMMARY:Arts and Crafts Fair
CREATED:20081008T175627Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081128T110000
LOCATION:Sacamento
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:November 28–29\n\nArts and Crafts Fair\, State Indian Museum
\, 2618 K St.\, Sacramento. 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Contact Ileana Maest
as or Connie McGough at (916) 324-0971 or email imaestas@parks.ca.gov or
cmcgough@parks.ca.gov.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081129T100000
DTSTAMP:20081008T175716Z
SUMMARY:Arts and Crafts Fair
CREATED:20081008T175627Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081129T110000
LOCATION:Sacamento
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:December 6–7\n\nHoliday Markets\, Pacific Western Traders\,
305 Wool St.\, Folsom. Native American artists and crafts people will de
monstrate\, show\, and sell their work. 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (916) 98
5-3851 or pwtfolsom@aol.com.\n\nPacific Western Traders\, 3005 Wool Stre
et\, Folsom\,CA\, 95630. 916.985-3851. http://www.pacwesttraders.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081206T100000
DTSTAMP:20081008T175846Z
SUMMARY:Holiday Markets
CREATED:20081008T175752Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081206T180000
LOCATION:PWT\, Folsom
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:December 13–14\n\nHoliday Markets\, Pacific Western Traders\
, 305 Wool St.\, Folsom. Native American artists and crafts people will
demonstrate show and sell their work: Linda Aguilar\, Richard Aguilar\,
Victor Gabriel\, Pauline Kothman\, Melissa Leal\, Meyo Maruffo\, Luwanna
Quitiquit\, and Michael Rogers. Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.\, Sund
ay 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (916) 985-3851 or pwtfolsom@aol.com.\n\nPacif
ic Western Traders\, 3005 Wool Street\, Folsom\,CA\, 95630. 916.985-385
1. http://www.pacwesttraders.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081213T100000
DTSTAMP:20081008T180327Z
SUMMARY:Holiday Markets
CREATED:20081008T175939Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081213T110000
LOCATION:PWT\, Folsom
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:December 6–7\n\nHoliday Markets\, Pacific Western Traders\,
305 Wool St.\, Folsom. Native American artists and crafts people will de
monstrate\, show\, and sell their work. 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (916) 98
5-3851 or pwtfolsom@aol.com.\n\nPacific Western Traders\, 3005 Wool Stre
et\, Folsom\,CA\, 95630. 916.985-3851. http://www.pacwesttraders.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081207T100000
DTSTAMP:20081008T180055Z
SUMMARY:Holiday Markets
CREATED:20081008T175752Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081207T180000
LOCATION:PWT\, Folsom
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:December 20–21\n\nHoliday Markets\, Pacific Western Traders\
, 305 Wool St.\, Folsom. Native American artists and crafts people will
demonstrate\, show\, and sell their work. Artist to be announced. 10:00
a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (916) 985-3851 or pwtfolsom@aol.com.\n\nPacific Wester
n Traders\, 3005 Wool Street\, Folsom\,CA\, 95630. 916.985-3851. http:
//www.pacwesttraders.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081220T100000
DTSTAMP:20081008T180255Z
SUMMARY:Holiday Markets
CREATED:20081008T180120Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081220T180000
LOCATION:PWT\, Folsom
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:December 20–21\n\nHoliday Markets\, Pacific Western Traders\
, 305 Wool St.\, Folsom. Native American artists and crafts people will
demonstrate\, show\, and sell their work. Artist to be announced. 10:00
a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (916) 985-3851 or pwtfolsom@aol.com.\n\nPacific Wester
n Traders\, 3005 Wool Street\, Folsom\,CA\, 95630. 916.985-3851. http:
//www.pacwesttraders.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081221T100000
DTSTAMP:20081008T180302Z
SUMMARY:Holiday Markets
CREATED:20081008T180120Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081221T180000
LOCATION:PWT\, Folsom
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:December 13–14\n\nHoliday Markets\, Pacific Western Traders\
, 305 Wool St.\, Folsom. Native American artists and crafts people will
demonstrate show and sell their work: Linda Aguilar\, Richard Aguilar\,
Victor Gabriel\, Pauline Kothman\, Melissa Leal\, Meyo Maruffo\, Luwanna
Quitiquit\, and Michael Rogers. Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.\, Sund
ay 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (916) 985-3851 or pwtfolsom@aol.com.\n\nPacif
ic Western Traders\, 3005 Wool Street\, Folsom\,CA\, 95630. 916.985-385
1. http://www.pacwesttraders.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081214T100000
DTSTAMP:20081008T180341Z
SUMMARY:Holiday Markets
CREATED:20081008T175939Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081214T110000
LOCATION:PWT\, Folsom
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Peace & Dignity Journeys Fundraiser 7 PM \n\nThe Peace and D
ignity Journeys is currently in Mexico\, scheduled to arrive in Panama d
uring the week of November 14th and they need help with funds! Join us i
n raising funds for the intercontinental run!\n\nIFH\, 523 International
Blvd.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081011T190000
DTSTAMP:20081008T182436Z
SUMMARY:Peace & Dignity Journeys Fundraiser
CREATED:20081008T182322Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081011T230000
LOCATION:IFH\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:For Immediate Release Media Contact: Miriam\nSeptember 22
\, 2008 Abrams (510) 579-5893\n\nThis a benefit: How the West Was Won
Benefit for East Bay Waldorf School’s Diversity Committee\, so they are
asking Donations of $15 - $50 but no one turned away for lack of funds.
\n HYPERLINK "mailto:miriam@miriamabrams.com" miriam@miriamabrams.
com\n\n Ticket Info contact: iricbridges@aol.com \nor call 510-243-0797\
n\n\nPre-eminent Native American/Oneida Comedian Charlie Hill Performs o
n Indigenous People’s Week-end in Rare Bay Area appearance\n\nHow the We
st Was Won Benefit for East Bay Waldorf School’s Diversity Committee\n\n
Oakland\, CA - Veteran Native American/Oneida Comedian Charlie Hill wil
l make a rare Bay Area appearance on Indigenous People’s Week-end\, Sund
ay\, October 12\, 2008\, 7:00-9:00 pm at Laney College Theater\, 900 Fal
lon St.\, Oakland\, in a benefit for East Bay Waldorf School’s Diversity
Committee\, in “How the West Was Won.” Charlie Hill will be performing
with San Francisco playwright and East Bay Waldorf School teacher Gary A
ylesworth\, his long-time friend. \n\nCharlie’s laugh-out-loud comedy ro
utines are seasoned with insightful cultural observations about modern A
merica\, and his humor has helped break many stereotypes about Native Am
ericans. Hill is the featured performer in the PBS program\, “On and Off
the Res”. He has appeared with such comedy stalwarts as David Letterma
n\, Jay Leno\, Jim Carrey\, Robin Williams and Roseanne. His funny\, re
levant stories and observations cross cultural lines to lighten and enli
ghten audiences with healing laughter.\n\nGary Aylesworth is just finish
ing a highly successful run of his 17th play\, The Ballad of Edgar Cayce
\, a Bluegrass Operetta\, at A Traveling Jewish Theater.\n\nThe Diversit
y Committee of The East Bay Waldorf School\, EBWS\, a Rudolf Steiner ins
pired school\, located in El Sobrante\, is sponsoring the event. It is
a fundraiser to help serve and support a diverse student body\, faculty
and staff at the School.\n\nWHAT: How the West Was Won\, A Night of Liv
e comedy \nWHO: Charlie Hill\, Native American comedian and Gary Aylesw
orth\, SF Playwright\nWHEN: 7:00-9:00 PM\, Sunday October 12\, 2008\nWH
ERE: Laney College Theater\, 900 Fallon St. Oakland\nFor information ab
out EBWS call 510-233-3570\, Judy July\n# # # #\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081012T120000
DTSTAMP:20081009T165033Z
SUMMARY:How The West Was Won: Charlie Hill in Oakland
CREATED:20081008T183546Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081012T130000
LOCATION:Laney College\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION: PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT\n
Come to Commemorate October 12\, 1
492 as \n\n “International Day of Solidarity with Indigenous
Peoples of the Western Hemisphere!”\n and 516 Years of In
digenous Peoples Resistance to Colonization in the Americas\n\n
AHORA CELEBRAMOS DIA DE LA R
AZA!\nWhen-Cuando: Monday/Lunes 13 October 2008\nLocation-Sitio:
San Francisco Yerba Buena Gardens\, Mission Street (bwtn Third & Four
th)\nTime-Tiempo: 11 am to 3 pm (clean up by 4 pm!)\n\nMaster of C
eremony and AIM host\, Bill Means\, Lakota Nation\, Welcome All My Relat
ives to Turtle Island.\n With Special Guest\, national known comedia
n of the Red kind\, Charlie Hill\, of the Oneida Nation!\n\n
Musica by “Phoenix” and Chicano-Indio hip-rap “Brown Buffalo” also Aztec
a\, Mexica\, all Traditional Dancers welcome (Four Directions opening ci
rcle of life assemble at 11 am)\n\n Drummers\, Singers
invited. Buen Benidos Toda La Raza! Somos El Mismo Rio!\n
(The Land is your Mother! La Tierra es tu Ma
dre!)\n\n Throughout the US October 13\, celebrates Columbus Day\, when
North America’s first terrorist and a symbol of racism and colonization
of Indian peoples\, is paraded and glorified\; a pirate washed onto our
shores\, lost\, destitute and diseased! AIM-WEST invites you to shatter
the myth. We Are Still Here!\nProtect Sacred Sites\, Down with La Migr
a! Chale con el Army! Oppose the ICE and Border Wall! Nobody is Illegal!
!Free Leonard Peltier\, and Justice for John Graham! Release the Cuban
Cinco! UNPLUG America! Demand the US sign United Nations General Assembl
y “Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples” adopted September 13
\, 2007 (except for Canada\, Aotearoa-NZ-and US!!)\n\nProcession/Walk ga
ther at SF Fisherman’s Wharf Pier #31 immediately after return from Annu
al Alcatraz Sun Rise. (Tickets $11\, kids under 5 free! Purchase advance
HYPERLINK "http://www.alcatrazcruises.com" www.alcatrazcruises.com or
call 415-981-7625) Walk begins at 10 am to Mission Street on side-walk t
oward Yerba Buena Gardens. Or\, join us at the Garden.\n\nCall Tony Gon
zales\n415-577-1492\nLouie Gutierrez\n415-828-6082 \n\nAIM-WEST
\n1668 Alabama Street\nSan Francisco\, CA 9411
0\nMobile: (415) 577-1492\n HYPERLINK "mailto:eltony@earthlink.net" elto
ny@earthlink.net\n HYPERLINK "http://www.aimovement.org" www.aimovement.
org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081013T100000
DTSTAMP:20081008T185059Z
SUMMARY:“International Day of Solidarity with Indigenous Peoples of the
Western Hemisphere!”
CREATED:20081008T184248Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081013T110000
LOCATION:Yerba Buena Gardens\, San Francisco
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday October 15th\nInfo Session: Caravan of Support To
Big Mountain\, Black Mesa AZ Resistance Communities. November 22-29\, 2
008 7:00 PM \nFor more info visit: http://www.blackmesais.org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081015T190000
DTSTAMP:20081008T184529Z
SUMMARY:Info Session: Caravan of Support To Big Mountain
CREATED:20081008T184453Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081015T220000
LOCATION:IFH\, Oakland
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:Who: John Trudell and Bad Dog with Quiltman\nWhat: Spoken wo
rd and music\nWhen: Sunday Oct 26th. 8:00pm\nWhere: Mill Valley Masonic
Events Center\, 19 Corte Madera Ave.\nMill Valley\, CA 94941\nTickets $2
0\nPublic Info: www.murphyproductions.com or 415.389-5072 \n(no info on
Masonic site)\nMedia Contact: Erma Murphy 415.389-5072\n\nJohn Trudell i
s a provocative voice in our time. He will be appearing with \nhis band
Bad Dog for one night only in Mill Valley on October 26th. This \nconc
ert is a special celebration of Trudell’s collection of poetic works set
\nto the compelling soundscapes of longtime collaborators\, Bad Dog and
Quiltman. \nHis latest double album\, Madness & The Moremes\, showcase
s more than five years \nof new music and includes special Ghost Tracks
of old favorite Trudell tunes made \nwith legendary Kiowa guitarist Jess
e Ed Davis. Described by Angelina Jolie as\, \n“more spirit than man\,
more human than most”\, Trudell’s life and artistry have defied \ncatego
rization. "Some people call me a poet\," says Trudell. "Others say I'm
an activist. \nSome say my poetry and music is political. Others say it
's about the spirit of my people. \nI don't buy into any of those labels
. I may be a little bit of all those things\, but I'm more \nthan any of
them. We all are. That's what makes us human." \n\nThank you!\n\nErma M
urphy\nMurphy Productions \nServing the Musical Community\nhttp://www.mu
rphyproductions.com\n415-389-5072
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081026T120000
DTSTAMP:20081008T185516Z
SUMMARY:John Trudell and Bad Dog with Quiltman
CREATED:20081008T185431Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081026T130000
LOCATION:Mill Valley Masonic Events Center\, Mill Valley
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:6
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080927T120000
DTSTAMP:20081009T172849Z
SUMMARY:Cycles of Songs & Stories
EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20081108T120000
EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20081011T120000
EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20081101T120000
EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20081018T120000
EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20081004T120000
EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20080927T120000
EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20081025T120000
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081116T120000
LOCATION:Pacific Western Traders\, 3005 Wool Street\, Folsom\,CA\, 95630
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081117T075959Z
DESCRIPTION:September 27 to November 16\nOpening Reception:\nOctober 11
-- 6:00 to 9:00\nFrank LaPena\nCycles of Songs & Stories\nPaintings & Pr
ints.\n\n\nPacific Western Traders\, 3005 Wool Street\, Folsom\,CA\, 956
30. 916.985-3851. http://www.pacwesttraders.com
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:This year's inductees: \n\nAsian American Activities Center\
nMr. Henry Der\, '68\, MA '00\, Senior Programs Officer for the Four Fre
edoms Fund. Mr. Der worked at San Francisco-based Chinese for Affirmativ
e Action for nearly 25 years\, serving as its executive director for man
y years. \n\nBlack Community Services Center\nDr. Michael V. Drake\, '71
\, Chancellor\, University of California\, Irvine. Prior to his appointm
ent he served as Vice President for Health Affairs for UC and Professor
of Ophthalmology and the senior associate dean for admissions and extram
ural academic programs at the UC San Francisco School of Medicine. \n\nE
l Centro Chicano\nDr. France Cordova\, '69\, President\, Purdue Universi
ty. Dr. Cordova is an internationally recognized astrophysicist and form
er Chancellor of the University of California\, Riverside. \n\nNative Am
erican Cultural Center\nN. Scott Momaday\, MA '60\, PhD '63\, is a poet\
, a Pulitzer prize-winning novelist\, a playwright\, a painter\, a story
teller\, and a professor of English and American literature.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081010T163000
DTSTAMP:20081009T191427Z
SUMMARY:Hall of Fame Ceremony
CREATED:20081009T191427Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081010T173000
LOCATION:Stanford
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Subject: Salmon giveaway-Friday\, Oct 10th in Oakland\n\nWHA
T: Salmon Giveaway\nWHEN: Friday\, October 10th\n starting at 4pm
\nWHERE: Intertribal Friendship House\n 523 International Blvd.\n
Oakland\, CA
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081010T160000
DTSTAMP:20081009T191542Z
SUMMARY:Salmon Giveaway
CREATED:20081009T191542Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081010T170000
LOCATION:IFH\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:The Hula Show 2008\n8:00\, Friday\, October 17\; 8:00\, Satu
rday\, October 18\n3:00\, Sunday\, October 19\nPalace of Fine Arts\, San
Francisco.\nFriday Join Lucia Tarallo Jensen for a pre-performance lect
ure on the ancient navigator Maui\, 6:30-7:15pm (doors open at 6:15pm)\n
\nInfo: 415/647-3040 or www.nalehulu.org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081017T183000
DTSTAMP:20081015T190700Z
SUMMARY:The Hula Show
CREATED:20081014T181854Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081017T203000
LOCATION:Palace of Fine Arts\, San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Steve and Marion are an extremely talented married couple. T
hey have won\nnumerous prestigious awards for their sand-cast jewelry wh
ich is made by\nengraving designs in to two matching sides of volcanic “
tufa” rock\, binding\nthe two sides together and pouring the molten gold
or silver in via vents also\ncarved into the stone. Sand cast jewelry t
raditionally has a beautiful texture\nthat other types of jewelry do not
have. \n\nMarion and Steve use both traditional stones such as turquois
e and coral\,\nas well as diamonds\, pearls\, rubies\, etc. Many of Mari
on’s pieces have\ndesigns on both sides\, giving the wearer something th
at only s/he knows\nis there. You can see some of their award winning je
welry in the window at\nGathering Tribes for a sneak preview.\nIf you've
been looking for that very special piece\, this is the show to attend.
\n\nGathering Tribes\, 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley. Weekend hours: Satur
day\, 10 am - 6 pm.\, Sunday\, 11 am - 5 pm. FMI: 510.528-9038 www.gath
eringtribes.com.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081018T100000
DTSTAMP:20081015T161500Z
SUMMARY:Jewelers Marion Denipah and Steve LaRance
CREATED:20081015T161432Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081018T180000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes: 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley CA
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Steve and Marion are an extremely talented married couple. T
hey have won\nnumerous prestigious awards for their sand-cast jewelry wh
ich is made by\nengraving designs in to two matching sides of volcanic “
tufa” rock\, binding\nthe two sides together and pouring the molten gold
or silver in via vents also\ncarved into the stone. Sand cast jewelry t
raditionally has a beautiful texture\nthat other types of jewelry do not
have. \n\nMarion and Steve use both traditional stones such as turquois
e and coral\,\nas well as diamonds\, pearls\, rubies\, etc. Many of Mari
on’s pieces have\ndesigns on both sides\, giving the wearer something th
at only s/he knows\nis there. You can see some of their award winning je
welry in the window at\nGathering Tribes for a sneak preview.\nIf you've
been looking for that very special piece\, this is the show to attend.
\n\nGathering Tribes\, 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley. Weekend hours: Satur
day\, 10 am - 6 pm.\, Sunday\, 11 am - 5 pm. FMI: 510.528-9038 www.gath
eringtribes.com.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081019T110000
DTSTAMP:20081015T161524Z
SUMMARY:Jewelers Marion Denipah and Steve LaRance
CREATED:20081015T161432Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081019T170000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes: 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley CA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:American Indian Child Resource Center\n10th Annual Pow Wow\n
\nSaturday\, Dec 6\, 2008 ~ 11am to 10pm\nSunday\, Dec 7\, 2008 ~ 11am
to 7pm\n \nLaney College Gymnasium\n900 Fallon St\nOakland CA 94607\nN
ear Lake Merritt BART Station\n \nhttp://www.aicrc.org/Powwow2008.pdf
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081206T110000
DTSTAMP:20081121T084454Z
SUMMARY:AICRC Pow Wow
CREATED:20081015T180527Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081206T220000
LOCATION:Laney College Gymnasium\n900 Fallon St\nOakland CA 94607
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:American Indian Child Resource Center\n10th Annual Pow Wow\n
\nSaturday\, Dec 6\, 2008 ~ 11am to 10pm\nSunday\, Dec 7\, 2008 ~ 11am
to 7pm\n \nLaney College Gymnasium\n900 Fallon St\nOakland CA 94607\nN
ear Lake Merritt BART Station\n \nhttp://www.aicrc.org/Powwow2008.pdf
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081207T110000
DTSTAMP:20081015T180543Z
SUMMARY:AICRC Pow Wow
CREATED:20081015T180543Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081207T190000
LOCATION:Laney College Gymnasium\n900 Fallon St\nOakland CA 94607
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081108T110000
DTSTAMP:20081015T180612Z
SUMMARY:Dancing Feathers Youth Pow Wow
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081108T180000
LOCATION:San Francisco
DESCRIPTION:3rd Annual Dancing Feathers Youth Pow Wow\nSaturday\, Nov 8\
, 2008\n11am to 6pm\n \nSan Francisco Friendship House\n56 Julian Ave (b
etween 14th & 15th Streets)\n \nContact: Marvin Paddock (415) 865-0964
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CREATED:20081015T180612Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:8
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080927T120000
DTSTAMP:20081015T181944Z
SUMMARY:Cinco Caminos
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080927T120000
LOCATION:934 Valencia St.
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081026T065959Z
DESCRIPTION:Cinco Caminos\nSeptember 27 to October 25\, 2008\nJuan Fuent
es - Martivón Galindo - Emmanuel Montoya - Viviana Paredes - Eugene Rodr
iguez\n\nOpening Night Reception\nSaturday\, September 27\, 2008\n7:00 -
9:00 pmJoin us at Back to the Picture Latin American Gallery to celebra
te the artwork of five distinguished Latino artists. Cinco Caminos will
feature original paintings\, etchings\, linocuts\, mixed-media sculptur
e\, and more.\n\nVisit our website for more information: www.backtothep
icture.com\nRandy Figures \nBack to the Picture\n934 Valencia St. @ 20th
St. San Francisco\, CA 94110 415.826.2321 \n1110 Howard St. @ 7t
h St. San Francisco\, CA 94103 415.558.9901
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DESCRIPTION:Native American Studies and the Sac State Native American Co
mmunity\n\n“Welcome Back” Gathering\n\n \n\nWhen: Monday\, September 2
9\, 2007 - 4:00-6:00pm\n\nWhere: University Union Restaurant\, 1st flo
or University Union\n\nWe will provide hors d’oeuvres and non-alcohol dr
inks for the reception.\n\nWe hope to see all of you there! Come enjoy
good people and good food!\n\n \n\nPlease contact Dr. Annette Reed for f
urther information or to RSVP\n\nalreed@csus.edu\n\n \n\nRespectfully\,\
n\nAnnette Reed\n\n \n\nAnnette L. Reed\, Ph.D.\n\nTolowa - Enrolled at
Smith River Rancheria\n\nDirector of Native American Studies\n\nAssociat
e Professor in Ethnic Studies Department\n\nCalifornia State University
\, Sacramento\n\n \n\n6000 J Street\n\nSacramento\, CA 95819-6013\n\n(
916) 278-6363 - Office Phone\n\nE-mail: alreed@csus.edu\n\n(916) 278-515
6 FAX\n\nwww.csus.edu/nas
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070929T160000
DTSTAMP:20081015T182121Z
SUMMARY:“Welcome Back” Gathering / Sept. 29 / Sacramento State U
CREATED:20081015T182121Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070929T180000
LOCATION:Sacramento
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080921T030000
DTSTAMP:20090408T170349Z
SUMMARY:"Sovereignty Sounds" w/DJ Ya-nah...
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080921T060000
LOCATION:kdvs 90.3 Davis
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090329T065959Z
DESCRIPTION:“Sovereignty Sound” with DJ Ya-nah\nKDVS 90.3 FM\, Sundays @
3 a.m. to 6 a.m.\nDJ Ya-nah will play the music you want to hear on you
r drive home from the club(s) on Sunday morning or maybe as you await th
e sunrise…remember\,\n“Sovereignty Sound” Sunday at 3 a.m. to 6 a.m. onl
y on KDVS 90.3 FM in Davis.\nTwo Davis-Sacramento shows w/Native themes
- that's beautiful.. and we thank\, YOU\, for your support!\n
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081018T120000
DTSTAMP:20081015T184128Z
SUMMARY:NAHC PowWow
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081018T220000
LOCATION:Cesar Chavez Education Center\n2825 International Blvd\, Oaklan
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DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, October 18\, 2008\nNAHC Powwow\n12 noon - 10pm\n(
First day of a two-day event)\nCesar Chavez Education Center\n2825 Inter
national Blvd\, Oakland
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081019T120000
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SUMMARY:NAHC PowWow
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081019T200000
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DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, October 19\, 2008\nNAHC Powwow\n12 noon - 8pm\n(Sec
ond day of a two-day event)\nCesar Chavez Education Center\n2825 Interna
tional Blvd\, Oakland
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081028T190000
DTSTAMP:20081015T194628Z
SUMMARY:Marcie Rendon
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081028T210000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd\, Oakland
DESCRIPTION:Marcie Rendon\nof the White Earth Anishinabe Nation\n\nInter
national Reference Person for Native Liberation In Re-evaluation Counsel
ing\, and Acclaimed Writer\, Poet\, and Playwright\nMarcie will be discu
ssing how the effects of our history as First Nations Peoples have impac
ted us in the present day. By using the techniques of Re-evaluation Cou
nseling\, we share our stories in a safe\, respectful forum\; We can he
al hurts from the past\, reclaim our heritages fully\, and have a true v
ision for our futures by re-evaluating the way we see ourselves and our
community.\n\nDate: Tuesday\, October 28nd\, 2008 Time: 7-9 pm\nPlace: I
ntertribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd\, Oakland\, Californ
ia\nDonations Welcomed\n\nFor more information: – Nola Hadley Torres\nPh
one: (510) 487-2205 email: 511torres@sbcglobal.com\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081002T120000
DTSTAMP:20081015T201703Z
SUMMARY:Exhibit: Lee Marmon
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081002T130000
LOCATION:CN Gorman Museum\, Davis
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DESCRIPTION:LEE MARMON\nMaster Photographer\n\nOctober 2 - December 5\,
2008\n\nOne of America’s most renowned Native American photographers\, M
armon began his career in 1947\, photographing elders and members of his
community in Laguna Pueblo\, New Mexico. Over the past fifty years Mar
mon’s work has been exhibited nationally and internationally. His diver
se portfolio includes work with Columbia Pictures\, official photographe
r for the Bob Hope Desert Classic for eight years\, a Commission for the
White House in 1972\, and most recently photographing for the American
Indian College Fund. The exhibition features photographic prints from th
roughout his career.\n\nARTIST RECEPTION & LECTURE\nThursday\, November
6 at 6pm\n\nCN Gorman Museum\, Hours: Monday-Friday 12 to 5pm & Sunday 2
to 5pm\, 1316 Hart Hall\, UC Davis. Parking http://gormanmuseum.ucda
vis.edu/ FMI: cngorman@ucdavis.edu 530.752-6567
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DESCRIPTION:LEE MARMON\nMaster Photographer\n\nOctober 2 - December 5\,
2008\n\nOne of America’s most renowned Native American photographers\, M
armon began his career in 1947\, photographing elders and members of his
community in Laguna Pueblo\, New Mexico. Over the past fifty years Mar
mon’s work has been exhibited nationally and internationally. His diver
se portfolio includes work with Columbia Pictures\, official photographe
r for the Bob Hope Desert Classic for eight years\, a Commission for the
White House in 1972\, and most recently photographing for the American
Indian College Fund. The exhibition features photographic prints from th
roughout his career.\n\nARTIST RECEPTION & LECTURE\nThursday\, November
6 at 6pm\n\nCN Gorman Museum\, Hours: Monday-Friday 12 to 5pm & Sunday 2
to 5pm\, 1316 Hart Hall\, UC Davis. Parking http://gormanmuseum.ucda
vis.edu/ FMI: cngorman@ucdavis.edu 530.752-6567
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DTSTAMP:20081015T201504Z
SUMMARY:Reception: Lee Marmon
CREATED:20081015T200751Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081106T130000
LOCATION:CN Gorman Museum\, Davis
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DESCRIPTION:Post events at this link and they will be added to the calen
dar. \n\nThe calendar is maintained by American Indian Contemporary Art
s. Thanks to the Ford Foundation for their support in starting the cale
ndar.\n\nAnd Thanks to you all!
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080929T170000
DTSTAMP:20090304T182054Z
SUMMARY:Bay Area Indian Calendar
CREATED:20081004T171958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080929T180000
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DESCRIPTION:Friday\, October 17\, 5 pm\, Brwn Bflo at UC Berkeley\, Xina
cthli’s Flor Y Canto\, Telegraph Ave and Bancroft\, Berkeley\, Cost: FRE
E The Land\, Support the Semana Rebelde\, Xinachtli’s organized cultural
resistance to the Columbus Day celebrations. This is a chance to jam wi
th Olmeca\, BRWN BFLO\, and other artists ready to celebrate with the he
lp of your talents. Come prepared to perform.
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DTSTAMP:20081015T221743Z
SUMMARY:Brwn Blfo
CREATED:20081015T221743Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081017T190000
LOCATION:UC Berkeley
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DESCRIPTION:Day of the Dead in a Time of Change\nDia de los Muertos 2008
\n\n2nd International Day of the Dead Exhibition\nProduced/Curated by Re
ne & Rio Yanez Presented by SomArts Cultural Center\n\nSaturday\, Oct. 1
1 to Tuesday\, Nov. 4\, 2008\n\nOpening Reception from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Saturday\, Oct. 11\n$10\, no one turned away for lack of funds.\n\nClos
ing Reception starting 7 p.m. on Saturday\, Nov. 1\, 2008\n$6.00\, no on
e turned away for lack of funds\n\nExhibit includes deCoy99\n(Celeste Co
nner)
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081011T120000
DTSTAMP:20081016T003535Z
SUMMARY:deCoy99 in Day of the Dead Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Day of the Dead in a Time of Change\nDia de los Muertos 2008
\n\n2nd International Day of the Dead Exhibition\nProduced/Curated by Re
ne & Rio Yanez Presented by SomArts Cultural Center\n\nSaturday\, Oct. 1
1 to Tuesday\, Nov. 4\, 2008\n\nOpening Reception from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Saturday\, Oct. 11\n$10\, no one turned away for lack of funds.\n\nClos
ing Reception starting 7 p.m. on Saturday\, Nov. 1\, 2008\n$6.00\, no on
e turned away for lack of funds\n\nExhibit includes deCoy99\n(Celeste Co
nner)
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081101T190000
DTSTAMP:20081016T004206Z
SUMMARY:deCoy99 in Day of the Dead Exhibit
CREATED:20081016T002506Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081101T220000
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DESCRIPTION:The Laughing Samoans "Crack Me Off Tour 2008"\n8:00\, Saturd
ay\, October 18\nHerbst Theater\, War Memorial & Performing Arts Center\
, San Francisco\nInfo: 415/392-4400
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DTSTAMP:20081017T215550Z
SUMMARY:The Laughing Samoans "Crack Me Off Tour 2008"
CREATED:20081017T215550Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081018T210000
LOCATION:Herbst Theater\, War Memorial & Performing Arts Center\, San Fr
ancisco
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:**Please circulate this message widely!** \n\nMass Actions o
n the 6th Anniversary of the Iraq War -- March 21\, 2009 \nBring All the
Troops Home Now -- End All Colonial Occupations! \nFund People's Needs\
, Not Militarism & Bank Bailouts! \n\nMarking the sixth anniversary of t
he criminal invasion of Iraq\, thousands will take to the streets of Was
hington D.C. and other cities across the U.S. and around the world in Ma
rch 2009 to say\, “Bring the Troops Home NOW!” We will also demand “End
Colonial Occupation in Iraq\, Afghanistan\, Palestine and Everywhere\,”
and “Fund Peoples’ Needs Not Militarism and Bank Bailouts.” We also insi
st on an end to the war threats and economic sanctions against Iran. \n
\nThe ANSWER Coalition (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism) is organizin
g for unified mass marches and rallies in Washington DC\, Los Angeles\,
San Francisco\, Chicago\, Miami and other cities on Saturday\, March 21\
, 2009. Months ago we obtained permits for sixth anniversary demonstrati
ons. ANSWER has been actively involved with other coalitions\, organizat
ions\, and networks to organize unified anti-war demonstrations in the s
pring of 2009. ANSWER participated in the National Assembly to End the I
raq and Afghanistan Wars and Occupations that was held in Cleveland\, Oh
io on June 28th-29th and attended by 450 people\, including many nationa
l and local anti-war coalitions. The National Assembly gathering agreed
to promote national\, unified anti-war demonstrations in the Spring of 2
009. \n\nThe war in Iraq has killed\, wounded or displaced nearly a thir
d of Iraq’s 26 million people. Thousands of U.S. soldiers have been kill
ed and hundreds of thousands more have suffered severe physical and psyc
hological wounds. The cost of the war is now running at $700 million dol
lars per day\, over $7\,000 per second. The U.S. leaders who have initia
ted and conducted this criminal war should be tried and jailed for war c
rimes. \n\nThe war in Afghanistan is expanding\, and both the Democrati
c and Republican presidential candidates and Congressional leaders have
promised to send in more troops. Both have promised to increase the size
of the U. S. military. Both have promised to increase military aid to I
srael to continue its oppression of the Palestinian people\, including t
he denial of the right of return. \n\nWhile millions of families are lo
sing their homes\, jobs and healthcare\, the real military budget next y
ear will top one trillion dollars\, $1\,000\,000\,000\,000. If used to m
eet people’s needs\, that amount could create 10 million new jobs at $60
\,000 per year\, provide healthcare for everyone who does not have it no
w\, rebuild New Orleans and repair much of the damage done in Iraq and A
fghanistan. \n\nFederal bailouts of the biggest banks and investors many
of whom have also made billions in profits from militarism\, are alread
y up to an astounding $2.5 trillion this year. None of that money is ear
marked for keeping millions of foreclosed and evicted families in their
homes. \n\nComing just two months after the inauguration of the next pre
sident\, March 21\, 2009 will be a critical opportunity to let the new a
dministration in Washington hear the voice of the people demanding justi
ce. \n\nClick this link to endorse the March 21 Actions \nIf you're plan
ning a local March 21 anti-war action\, let us know by clicking this lin
k.\n\n\nA.N.S.W.E.R. Coalition \nhttp://www.answercoalition.org/ \ninfo@
internationalanswer.org \nNational Office in Washington DC: 202-544-3389
\nNew York City: 212-694-8720 \nLos Angeles: 213-251-1025 \nSan Francis
co: 415-821-6545 \nChicago: 773-463-0311
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DTSTAMP:20081020T202744Z
SUMMARY:Mass Actions on the 6th Anniversary of the Iraq War -- March 21\
, 2009
CREATED:20081020T202744Z
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DESCRIPTION:Tracing Your Native American Family Roots is Theme of \n
Native American Culture Day at the Oakland Public Library \n\nOakland\,
CA)-All are welcome to attend the Oakland Public Library's \n17th Annual
Native American Culture Day on Saturday\, October 27\, 2007\, from noon
-5 p.m. at the César E. Chávez Branch. The event will include Native spe
akers\, flute playing\, dancers\, films\, and an honoring of Alberta Ten
oria (Santa Domingo Pueblo). Chavez Branch is at 3301 East 12th Street\,
Second Floor\, near the Fruitvale BART station. \n\nThe theme this year
is "Tracing Your Native American Family Roots."\nParticular emphasis is
on the cultural and ancestral connection that Native Americans and Afri
can Americans share. Special guests include Terry Ligon\, creator of the
Estelusti Foundation and co-creator of the Choctaw-Chicasaw Freedmen Pr
oject\, and Don Little Cloud Davenport\, leader of the Black Native Amer
ican Association. John Berry\, Native American Studies Librarian at UC B
erkeley's Ethnic Studies Library\, will also speak about Native American
geneology. Oakland's own Medicine Warriors Dance Troupe and All Nations
Singers will be the host dancers and drummers\, as they have been in ye
ars past. Flautist Wally Johnson will perform. \n\nNative American Cultu
re Day has been sponsored by the Native American\nServices Committee of
the Oakland Public Library since 1991. Past themes have included "Black
Native Americans\," "Pomo Massascre: Bloody \nIsland\," and "Honoring Na
tive Women Survivors of Breast Cancer."\n\nPlease contact the Main Libra
ry at (510) 238-3134 for more information\, or see the Oakland Public Li
brary's Web site: www.oaklandlibrary.org\n . Please refrain from wearing scented\nproducts to library events. To
request sign interpretation or other\naccommodation\, please call the n
umber above or (510) 834-7446 (TTY) at least five working days prior to
the event. The Oakland Public Library is a department of the City of Oak
land.\n\n###\n
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DTSTAMP:20081022T181407Z
SUMMARY:Native American Geneology-Oct 25th\, Cesar E. Chavez Library
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DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081027T170000
LOCATION:Cesar Chavez Branch\, Oakland Public Library\, 3301 East 12th S
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DESCRIPTION:During the Oakland Library Native American Culture Day there
will be a brief honoring in remembrance of Alberta Tenorio (Santa Domin
go Pueblo) who worked at the Oakland Library for many years and was chai
r of the IFH board in the 90's. She died of breast cancer in June of th
is year. Pat Haggarty and Zoe Holder wrote something about her that was
posted on the library website. Please come if you can to remember Albe
rta.\n\nAlberta Tenorio was a member of the Santo Domingo Pueblo tribe o
f New Mexico\, where she was raised. She came from a family of artists\
, jewelry makers and weavers. Both her parents and her brothers and sis
ters were and are artists working a variety of traditional mediums. A
lberta was well known for both her beautiful weavings and for the silver
and turquoise jewelry that she made.\n\nAlberta obtained her college de
gree from Mills Colleges. Shetayed in the Bay Area for many years and w
orked at the Oakland Public Library as a Library Assistant\, spending he
r career working in the Ordering and Cataloging Sections. She joined th
e Library's Native American Service Committee in 1992 and helped organiz
e many of the annual Native American Culture Days. \n\nAlberta was board
chairperson at Intertribal Friendship House in Oakland from 1995-1998 a
nd was a respected member of the community who worked very hard for her
people. \n\nSeveral years ago Alberta returned to New Mexico to help he
r sister who was ill with cancer and to build a house for her family and
herself. After her sister died\, she stayed in New Mexico and raised h
er nieces. Alberta died in June of this year at her home after a short
illness. She is survived by her mother Margaret\, a sister\, several br
others and many nieces\, nephews and friends. \n\nAlberta will always be
remembered fondly by everyone she knew in Oakland for her good humor\,
artistry\, and hard work.\n\nThere will be a memorial display at the Oak
land Main Library\, starting on Nov. 7\, that will honor Alberta's life.
\n\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20081022T181422Z
SUMMARY:Alberta Tenorio Honoring
CREATED:20081022T181037Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081027T163000
LOCATION:Cesar Chavez Library\, Oakland
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081021T140000
DTSTAMP:20081022T194238Z
SUMMARY:De Young Artists Kohai Grace\, Julie Dick Tex\, Carly Tex\, and
Mandy Marine in Residence
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081031T130000
LOCATION:De Young Museum\, SF
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DESCRIPTION:October Artists-in-Residence: Kohai Grace\, Julie Dick Tex\,
Carly Tex\, and Mandy Marine\n\nToi Maori Artist-in-Residency Kohai Gra
ce employs traditional art forms in contemporary contexts. Often mixing
industrial materials with naturally dyed fibers (muka) in her weaving\,
Kohai believes it is important to maintain traditional knowledge as a wa
y of sustaining culture and to experiment with innovative ideas and new
approaches.\n\nWestern Mono basket weavers Julie Dick Tex\, Carly Tex\,
and Mandy Marine demonstrate the evolution of basket weaving from a util
itarian skill into an art. Although the need and use of baskets have ch
anged over time\, the art of basket weaving continues to be passed down
through generations\, and baskets are still used in traditional ways. \n
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DESCRIPTION:WEAVING WORKSHOP\n\nTaught by Diana Almendariz\n\nSaturday\,
October 25 (10am – 5pm)\n\nThis workshop is an introductory course in t
he basketry technique of twining. Working with tule (bulrush\, scirpus)
a medium sized basket will be created. We'll cover the basic technique
using local tule\, a strong\, flexible material that's easy to work wit
h. We'll look at other kinds of baskets and objects that can be made fr
om tule\, and talk about the many uses of tule\, past and present.\n\n(S
orry\, the course is now filled. Email cngorman@ucdavis.edu to sign up o
n the wait list.)\n\nCN Gorman Museum\, Hours: Monday-Friday 12 to 5pm &
Sunday 2 to 5pm\, 1316 Hart Hall\, UC Davis. Parking http://gormanmu
seum.ucdavis.edu/ FMI: cngorman@ucdavis.edu 530.752-6567
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081025T100000
DTSTAMP:20081022T194738Z
SUMMARY:Weaving Workshop by Diana Almendaris
CREATED:20081022T194523Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081025T170000
LOCATION:CN Gorman Museum\, Davis
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DESCRIPTION:Auburn Big Time Pow Wow\nHonoring Family and Children of Yes
terday and Today\n9:00 AM ~ 9:00 PM\n \nGold Country Fairgrounds\n1273 H
igh Street\nAuburn\, Calif. 95603\n \nA brilliant array of traditional
dancers\, foods\, music and art.\nThis family-friendly event is presente
d by the Inter-tribal\nBig Time ~ Pow Wow Committee\n \nFree Admission\n
\nMC: Val Shadowhawk\nArena Director: Darrel Abrahamason (Colville/Sp
okane)\nHead Man: RichardRaguda (Miwok)\nHead Woman: Eileen Boughton (Po
mo)\nColor Guard: Joseph Smith (Lakota)\nCompetition Dancing Exhibition
\nDance Groups Intertribal\nFood & Arts Educational Exhibits\nInteractiv
e Activities\nInformational Booths\nAll Drums and Dancers Welcome\n \nFo
r information: PlaceraARTS 1(530) 885~5670 or\ne-mail: office@placer
arts.org.\n \nSponsored by Campaign for Community Wellness\nHosted by th
e Colfax Todds Valley Consolidated Tribe Maidu/Miwok Tribe\nin cooperati
on with the Placer County\, the Gold Country Fairgrounds and\nPlacerArts
\n \nvisit website: www.placerarts.org\n
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DTSTAMP:20081022T195001Z
SUMMARY:Auburn Big Time Pow Wow
CREATED:20081022T195001Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081025T220000
LOCATION:Gold Country Fairgrounds\n1273 High Street\nAuburn
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SEQUENCE:2
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081030T190000
DTSTAMP:20081029T200121Z
SUMMARY:Panel: Evolving Relationships between Native Communities and Mus
eums
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081030T210000
LOCATION:San Francisco State University
DESCRIPTION:"Evolving Contemporary Relationships between Native Communit
ies and Museums" It will be held 7 - 9 p.m. Thursday October 30\, 2008\,
Rosa Parks Room\, SFSU Student Union Bldg\, 1600 Holloway Avenue\, San
Francisco.\nPanelists Janeen Antoine\, Hulleah Tsihnahjinnie\, Anne Mari
e Sayers\, Pascual Yaxon and Tomasita Medal. Description in conference p
rogram.
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DESCRIPTION:Memorial for Barbara Williams\, Fisher River Cree Nation\,
Manitoba\n\nTuesday\, October 28\, 2008\n\n9:00am Viewing / Duggans M
ortuary 500 West Lake\, Daly City\, CA. \n10:00am Refreshments follow
ed by the\n11:00am Service\, St. Theresa Catholic Church (19th & Conne
cticut Streets) San Francisco\, CA.\nBurial at Holy Cross Cemetery\, Old
Mission Road\, Colma\, CA.\n\n\nBARBARA WILLIAMS\n12/14/53 – 10/23/08
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DTSTAMP:20081028T022902Z
SUMMARY:Memorial for Barbara Williams
CREATED:20081028T021947Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081028T130000
LOCATION:Daly City/San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, October 29th \n6-9pm \nElection Dinner/Candid
ate Forum Annual Membership Meeting/Bylaw Review \n\nAgenda:\n\nOpening
Prayer\n\nDinner\n\nAnnual Report handed out\n \nBylaw Review \n\nBallot
Voting on Bylaws\n\nAnnual Meeting Adjourned\n \nCandidates' forum \n\n
Candidate Statements\n\nCandidate Q & A's\n\nClosing prayer
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081029T180000
DTSTAMP:20081029T174032Z
SUMMARY:IFH Election Annual Meeting Dinner
CREATED:20081029T174032Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081029T210000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd\nOakland\,
CA 94606
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DESCRIPTION:Thurs. October 30th \n6:30-8:30 PM \nHalloween Party! Dress
up and bring the family!\nMedicine Warriors Dance/All Nations Drum Pract
ice 6-9 PM\n\n-- \nIntertribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd\
nOakland\, CA 94606\n510-836-1955\n\nwww.ifhurbanrez.org\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081030T183000
DTSTAMP:20081029T174202Z
SUMMARY:IFH Halloween Party
CREATED:20081029T174105Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081030T203000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd\nOakland\,
CA 94606
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:\nFRIENDSHIP HOUSE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN INDIANS\, INC.\nO
ctober 28\, 2008\n \nFriendship House to Host\nCommunity Clean and Sober
Halloween Dance at\nWomen’s Building\, San Francisco\nFriday\, October
31\, 2008\n \nFriendship House Association of American Indians\, Inc. of
San Francisco is pleased to announce that it will host a Community Clea
n and Sober Halloween Dance to benefit Friendship House. The event will
be held at the Women’s Building located at 3543 18th Street\, between V
alencia and Guerrero Streets\, in the heart of San Francisco’s Mission D
istrict. The event will be held on Friday\, October 31\, 2008 from 8 pm
to midnight. A Red Road speaker/discussion will be held before the dan
ce at 7 pm. All are welcome to attend. This is absolutely a clean and
sober community event.\n \nThe Community Clean and Sober Halloween Dance
will provide a safe and fun Halloween celebration which is open to the
entire community. Halloween costumes are optional but encouraged in the
spirit of the event. The dance will feature DJ music provided by Funky
White Productions. Tickets are $8 in advance or $10 at the door with n
obody turned away for lack of funds. Group discounts are also available
by calling Quintin at 415-865-0964.\n \nThe Red Road speaker/discussion
before the dance at 7 pm will feature J. Carlos Rivera of Sacramento Na
tive American Health Center Inc. presenting information about the Wellbr
iety Movement and the American Indian Red Road to Recovery. \n \n“We are
sponsoring the Community Clean and Sober Halloween Dance to provide a s
afe Halloween party alternative for the community\,” says Myra Smith\, H
ealth Educator at Friendship House Association of American Indians. “We
are proud to have Carlos Rivera speak at the first Bay Area Red Road Sp
eaker/Dance event and we hope this will be the start of many similar Red
Road events in the Bay Area American Indian community.” \n \nThe missio
n of Friendship House is to promote healing and wellness in the American
Indian community by providing a continuum of substance abuse prevention
\, treatment\, and recovery services that integrate traditional American
Indian healing practices with evidence-based substance abuse treatment
methods. \n \nFriendship House is state-licensed\, certified\, and natio
nally accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Fa
cilities (CARF). Friendship House operates at two locations – San Franc
isco (80-bed residential facility for adults and substance abuse prevent
ion activities for youth) and Oakland (5 beds for women and 6 beds for t
heir children). Both facilities provide an array of comprehensive servi
ces including: intake and screening\; assessment of needs\; individual\,
group\, and family counseling\; case management\; life skills workshops
\; traditional arts and healing practices\; employment training and assi
stance\; and health and wellness education/referrals.\n \nFor questions\
, comments or for more information\, please feel free to contact\nAshley
Phillips at Friendship House at 415-865-0964 or by e-mail at AshleyP@fr
iendshiphousesf.org\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081031T200000
DTSTAMP:20081029T180549Z
SUMMARY:Friendship House Halloween Dance\, Fri. 8 pm
CREATED:20081029T180549Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081031T210000
LOCATION:Women's Building San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081114T180000
DTSTAMP:20081029T182040Z
SUMMARY:Shellmoundwalk celebration with Winona LaDuke and Aggie Williams
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081114T210000
LOCATION:523 International Blvd. in Oakland
DESCRIPTION:Winona LaDuke and Agnes Williams on November 14th 6pm-9pm at
IFH 523 International Blvd. in Oakland.\n \nThis is a Potluck event. P
lease bring your favorite dish to spare and your own plates/bowls/cups a
nd utensils.\n \nHope to see you there.\n \nPeace\,\nIPOC\n \nPS Please
arrive a little early so we can start on time as Winona has another spea
king engagement at 7pm\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081031T193000
DTSTAMP:20081029T182555Z
SUMMARY:Nevada Day Pow Wow
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081031T203000
LOCATION:2900 S Curry St. Carson City NV
DESCRIPTION:27th La Ka Lel Be Nevada Day Pow Wow\nOctober 31~November 2\
, 2008\n2900 S Curry St\nCarson City NV 89703\n \nHost Drum: Red Warri
or\, San Diego\nGrand Entries\n Friday 7:30pm\n Saturday 2:30pm & 7:0
0pm\n Sunday 12:00 noon\n \nFor more information call (775) 841-3182\n
Vendor information call (775) 741-3016\n \nwww.nevadapowwows.com\n \nPle
ase open attached flyer.
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CREATED:20081029T182555Z
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081123T120000
DTSTAMP:20081029T182906Z
SUMMARY:Honoring Sobriety Pow Wow
CREATED:20081029T182845Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081123T130000
LOCATION:San Jose
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DESCRIPTION:Veterans Pow Wow\nSaturday November 8\, 2008\n\n\n\nGrand En
try 12:00 noon\nClosing 12:00 midnight.\n\nM.C. -Val Shadowhawk
Arena Director- Clyde Hodge\nNorthern Drum - American River Singe
rs\nSouthern Drum - Southern Brothers\nHead Woman - Natalie Swan H
ead Man David Wilson Jr.\nColor Guard - Joe Smith\n\nAt D-Q University \
n33250 County Road 31 – 7 miles West of Davis\nHonoring American Indian
Veterans\n\nContact Angelina Trippo 707-463-5582\n\nGHOST MACHINE GROUP\
n\nAFFILIATED OBSIDIAN NATION\n\nAn American Indian People's Resistance
Movement of the 21st Century\n\n140 B Street Suite 5 Box 113\n\nDavis\
, California 95616\n\n \nphone: (530) 400-7642 E-mail: thegreatliz
ardking@yahoo.com\n
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DTSTAMP:20081029T183729Z
SUMMARY:Veterans Pow Wow
CREATED:20081029T183547Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081109T020000
LOCATION:DQU
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081101T180000
DTSTAMP:20081030T192926Z
SUMMARY:Disturbing the Peaceful Fundraiser
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081101T220000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\, 523 International Blvd.
DESCRIPTION:this Saturday November 1st at Intertribal Friendship House "
Disturbing the Peaceful" to help raise money for the legal fund of Teoca
lli Tlanezi Mexica. It will feature local artists and musicians. Pleas
e distribute to your friends\, we need lots of support. Food and bevera
ges will be sold. Henna tattoos\, live art\, a raffle of local indigeno
us art and merchandise. We are still accepting donations for the raffle
. All proceeds will help fund the legal defense to protect indigenous l
and used for ceremony as well as support the runners from Peace and Dign
ity. It is a family friendly event. No one will be turned away for lac
k of funds. Thank you for your support.\n
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090115
DTSTAMP:20081030T194249Z
SUMMARY:CISA Symposium and Festival Jan 15-17\, 2009
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090118
LOCATION:San Leandro Theatre Library
DESCRIPTION:A World Symposium and Festival: Indigenous Voices Following
Ancient Trade Routes\, A cultural exchange of indigenous storytellers f
rom California\, Hawaii\, Oregon\, January 15-17\, 2009CISA California I
ndian Storytellers Association Annual Gathering \, San Leandro Library
Theatre\, 350 Estudillo Avenue\, San Leandro\, CA. 510.793-8208\, cist
ory@cistory.org\, cistory.org
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CREATED:20081030T194249Z
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SEQUENCE:4
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081112T160000
DTSTAMP:20081031T171943Z
SUMMARY:Charlie HIll\, Keith Secola\, John Carlos Perea: A Benefit
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081112T180000
LOCATION:San Francisco State University
DESCRIPTION:*Charlie Hill\, Keith Secola\, and John Carlos Perea*\n\n*/A
Benefit Performance/* for SKINS and AIS Dept at SFSU.\n\nWednesday\, No
vember 12\, 4:00 to 6:00 pm. Admission $10-20\, students $5 with id.\n\
nJack Adams Hall\, Cesar Chavez Student Center\, San Francisco State Uni
versity\n\n1600 Holloway Avenue\, San Francisco\, 94132\n\nFMI: http://w
ww.sfsu.edu/~ais/home_news.htm \n\n\nThis event is co-sponsored by SKINS\, the American Indian Studies
Department\, the Richard Oakes Multicultural Center\, and the Ethnic St
udies Student Resource and Empowerment Center.
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DESCRIPTION:ITVS Presents the Community Cinema Screening of MARCH POINT:
\n\n"This is a powerful and poetic environmental coming-of-age story. In
defending their tribal lands\, three young men find a mission\, even a
vision!" —Sherman Alexie (Spokane\, Wash./Coeur D'Alene\, Idaho)\, poet\
, author and screenwriter\n\nIn the late 1950s\, two oil refineries were
built on March Point\, Washington\,\nan area that was once part of the
Swinomish Reservation by treaty. MARCH\nPOINT tells the story of three S
winomish Indian Tribe teenagers who make a\nmovie about the destruction
the refineries have wrought in their community.\n\nWednesday\, November
19\nLight Reception at 6:00 PM\nFilm Begins at 6:30 PM\nFREE\n\nOakland
Museum of California\nJames Moore Theatre\n1000 Oak Street\, One block f
rom the Lake Merritt BART\n\nITVS Presents Community Cinema. Series Spon
sors: KQED Education Network\, Oakland Museum of California\, Oakland Fi
lm Office\, City of Oakland\, Hands On Bay Area and DEAF Media.\nCo-spon
sored by The American Indian Child Resource Center.\n\nThis film will be
captioned and the post-screening discussion ASL Interpreted by DEAF Med
ia.\n\n\nFor more info visit:\nhttp://www.pbs.org/independentlens/marchp
oint/\n\n--\nRoseli Ilano\nRegional Outreach Coordinator\nITVS Community
Cinema\nLearn more about our free monthly documentary screenings in Oak
land and San Francisco at:\nhttp://www.pbs.org/independentlens/getinvolv
ed/cinema/\nhttp://www.myspace.com/communitycinemabayarea\n(510)326-1440
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081119T180000
DTSTAMP:20081106T205808Z
SUMMARY:March Point Youth Film
CREATED:20081105T172210Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081119T200000
LOCATION:Oakland Museum
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DESCRIPTION:Fisherman's Wharf\nPier 31\, San Francisco\nTickets $14.00\n
\n7 boats depart from 4:30 - 6 am\, return at 9 am.\nPurchase tickets at
\nwww.alcatrazcruises.com or call 415.981-7625.\nFMI: 415.641-4482 or
janeenantoine@mac.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081127T050000
DTSTAMP:20081105T184459Z
SUMMARY:Sunrise Indigenous Peoples Thanksgiving Gathering
CREATED:20081105T184004Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081127T090000
LOCATION:Alcatraz Island
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Come help clean up the house and kitchen for the upcoming se
ason!
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081110T180000
DTSTAMP:20081105T190411Z
SUMMARY:IFH House Clean-up
CREATED:20081105T190311Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081110T200000
LOCATION:IFh\, 523 International Blvd.\, Oakland
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DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, November 16\nTales and Traditions of California Ind
ians\nChildren and Family\n1-4 p.m.\n\nCelebrate the rich heritage of Ca
lifornia's First Peoples. Explore the ways California Indians have used
natural resources for food\,for making tools\, and for creating art. Lea
rn traditional games\, make a simple artwork to take home\, and much mor
e! Included with museum admission.\n\nWednesday through Saturday\, 10 a.
m. to 5 p.m \nSunday\, noon to 5 p.m.\nClosed Mondays and Tuesdays\nFirs
t Friday of each month open until 9 p.m.\n\n$8 adults\, $5 seniors/stude
nts\nFree Second Sundays\n\nwww.museumca.org\nOakland Museum of Californ
ia\n1000 Oak @10th Street\nOakland\, CA 94607\n510/238-2200\nOne block f
rom Lake Merritt BART
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081116T130000
DTSTAMP:20090204T235151Z
SUMMARY:Tales and Traditions of California Indians
CREATED:20081106T205226Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081116T160000
LOCATION:Oakland Museum
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION: The Art and History of Early California\nNatural Sciences S
pecial Gallery\nExperience the rich history\, diverse beginnings\, and a
rtistic and cultural heritage of early California. This exhibition of ar
t and artifacts from the museum's collections explores the story of Cali
fornia from the First Peoples through the Gold Rush. Ongoing.\n\nCheck o
ur events calendar for all upcoming events: \nwww.museumca.org/cal-publi
c/calendar.cgi\n\nFind more information about the only museum dedicated
to the art\, history\, and natural sciences of California on our website
: www.museumca.org\n\nOakland Museum of California\n1000 Oak @10th Stree
t\nOakland\, CA 94607\n510/238-2200\nOne block from Lake Merritt BART\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081101T130000
DTSTAMP:20081106T205633Z
SUMMARY:Ongoing Exhibit Oakland Museum
CREATED:20081106T205508Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081101T140000
LOCATION:Oakland Museum
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Winona LaDuke\, "Building a Green Economy..."\n7:00\, Friday
\, November 14\nFirst Congregational Church\, 2501 Harrison\, Oakland\nI
nfo: 510/601-0182 or www.SpeakOutNow.org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081114T190000
DTSTAMP:20081112T174837Z
SUMMARY:Winona LaDuke "Building A Green Economy"
CREATED:20081112T174837Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081114T210000
LOCATION:Oakland
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SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Heyday Books\, 1633 University Avenue\, Berkeley\, CA 94703
FMI 510.549.3654 x 376. www.heydaybooks.com\n\nGreat sale on books on C
alifornia\, includes art\, poetry\, nature guides\, photography\, histor
y\, literature. The guest speaker is really passionate about the Sierra
s and his presentation style is worth seeing.
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DTSTAMP:20081112T182749Z
SUMMARY:Heyday Holiday Book Sale
CREATED:20081112T182603Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081213T160000
LOCATION:Heyday\, Berkeley
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Diversity/Professional Development Conference on Wednesday\,
November 12\, 2008 (all day) at the International House on the UC Berke
ley Campus!\n\nYou're invited to the Native American Staff Council's Div
ersity Conference!\nPlease call if you need additional information...(51
0-642-3228)\nRaffle donations for a beautiful "Pendleton Blanket!" (Than
ks Bill's Trading Post on College Avenue)\nHave a fantastic day!\nCarmen
\n\nUniversity of California – Berkeley Initiative for Leadership on Div
ersity\nHosted by the Native American Staff Council\n \nDiversity Confer
ence & Career Resource Fair\n\n“Making ‘TRACKS’ toward progress for soci
al justice\, access\, inclusion & opportunities”\n\nConference Schedule\
n\nLocation: International House\n \n8:30-9:00 a.m. Registration & Con
tinental Breakfast \n Che
vron Auditorium\n \n9:00-9:25 a.m. Welcome by Melinda Micco\, Ph.D.\, Al
umni (UC Berkeley) & Faculty (Mills College)\; Provides Overview\, Goal
s & Outcomes of Conference\n\nNative American Staff Council BILD Plannin
g Committee Introductions \n\nTraditional Native Convocation: Bradley
Marshall\, Hoopa Tribe \n \n9:25-9:45 a.m. Welcome from Vice Chancellor
Gibor Basri \, Division of Equity & Inclusion\n“Inclusion at UCB: Plann
ing a Better Future”\n Welc
ome from International House Representative (Sponsor)\n
\n9:45-10:00 a.m. Break\n\n10:00-11:20 a
.m. Keynote Speaker: Billy Mills\, Oglala Lakota (Sioux) from Pine Ridg
e Reservation\; Topic: “It’s the Journey\, Not the Destination”\; Legen
dary Olympic gold medalis record holder in 10\,
000 meter. Inducted into U.S. Track and Field Hall of Fame and U.S. Oly
mpic Hall of Fame. Sports Illustrated’s Athlete of the Century for
the state of South Dakota. Accomplished bu
sinessman\, author\, recipient of five honorary doctorates\, motivationa
l speaker. As National Spokesman raised over 500 million for charities
worldwide. Question and answer session included.\n \n11:20-11:40 a.m.
Native American Staff Council panel presentation: Provides philosophy\,
\ntheme and unique Native American perspective of conference\n \n11:40-
12:00 p.m. Resource Tables/Exhibits –Networking and Sharing Informati
on\n12:00-1:00 p.m. Lunch Break (on your own brown bag) or
enjoy lunch at I-House\n
Options: International House cafeteria (Level 2) & Café (Level 1) \n \n
1:00-2:00 p.m. Concurrent Workshops: Human Resources: Career Com
pass Updates –\nCareer Development and Performance Management\; Successi
on Planning\, Employment (Recruitment\, Retention\, Resume Critique (bri
ng your resumes)\, Interview Counseling\; University Health Service: Ca
re Services\, Work/Life Balance\, Health Matters\; Ombuds Office: “Cul
tural Considerations in Conflict Resolution”\; Office of Student Develo
pment – What is Social Justice? Critical Dialogue around Diversity\, Ac
cess and Inclusion\; Native American Staff Council – Unique Tribal Sover
eignty-- Chevron Auditorium\, Slusser
(downstairs)\; Ida Sproul & HomeRm (upstairs) \n \n2:00-4:00 p.m. Wisdo
m Circles - Edith Ng & Diversity Network Facilitators\, participate in a
n inter-active workshop modeled after Native American tradition of ‘Talk
ing Circles”. Participants will be able to share their collective wisdo
m in a fishbowl setting where others will listen and learn providing
their perspectives on intergenerational similarities and differences. P
articipants will be divided into (4) groups: Matures: born 1927-1945\;
Boomers: 1946-\n 1964\; Gen X’ers: born 1965-1981\; and Millennials: bor
n 1982 and after. Possible topics: Discuss traits\, values\; intergen
erational differences noticed in the workplace\, how are you perceived
in the workplace\; how does that make you feel\; what career advice can
you offer others\; what motivates us to do our best work. These perspe
ctives may also impact other issues around race\, gender\, disability or
other “isms”. \n \n4:00-4:20 p.m. Wrap Up Report to
larger group on findings of Wisdom Circles\;\n4:20-4:30 p\,m. Raffle
Drawing & Break\n \n4:30-6:00 p.m. Keynote Speaker: Winona LaDuke\
, (Ojibwe: Bear Clan) Internationally respected Native American and Envi
ronmental Activist\, Writer\, Professor\, prolific Writer\, Politician\,
Economist\, Harvard-educated Founding Directorof White Earth Land Recov
ery Project \; named Woman of the Year by Ms. Magazine\; recipient of Re
ebok Human Rights Award\, Global Green Award\; committed to social\, po
litical\, cultural and economic justice. Question and answer period inc
luded.\n \n6:00-6:15 p.m. Closing Remarks: Dr. Sidalia G. Reel
\, Director\, Staff Diversity Initiatives\n6:15-6:30 p.m. Completion o
f Evaluations & Closing with Drum/Round Dance (social\, \nfriendship da
nce) - everyone join in!\n \n
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081112
DTSTAMP:20081112T200147Z
SUMMARY:Diversity Professional Development Conference
CREATED:20081112T183057Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20081113
LOCATION:UC Berkeley
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:NATIVE AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS INC.\n511 AVENUE THE AMERICAS #
371 NEW YORK NY 10011 TEL 212.228.8300 FAX 646.688.6883 \nEMAIL NAMMYS@A
OL.COM WWW.NATIVEAMERICANMUSICAWARDS.COM\n \n\nBROADCAST REMINDER\nNovem
ber 7\, 2008\nEIGHTH ANNUAL \nNATIVE AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS\nTO BE BROADC
AST\nON MHZ NETWORKS THIS SATURDAY \nAT 8PM EST\n\nNetwork Commemorates
National Native American \nHeritage Month with The NAMMYS\n\nNew York -
On Saturday\, November 8th\, at 8:00PM EST\, the Eighth Annual Native Am
erican Music Awards (N.A.M.A.) will be broadcast as the first featured p
rogram of a special series of Awards show broadcasts to air on the inter
national MHZ Network. \n\nMHZ Networks Worldwide\, “a network for global
ly-minded people\,” will begin airing the Eighth Annual Native American
Music Awards at 8:00PM EST with a repeat broadcast at 11:00PM EST.\n\nTa
ped live at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood Florida\,
the Eighth Annual Native American Music Awards features a host of perfo
rmances and appearances by Native American and mainstream artists\; Rita
Coolidge (Cherokee)\, Rod Stewart & Mick Jagger's guitarist Stevie Sala
s (Apache)\, Shalamar's Miki Free (Cherokee)\, COPS theme song writer Ca
lton Coffei\, original Pearl Jam drummer Dave Abbruzzese\, Jean Beauvoir
and Little Steven along with a special Hall of Fame tribute performance
to the late Link Wray (Shawnee). \n\nShowtimes are as follows:\n\nEight
h Annual Awards Show – 11/8 @ 8 PM EST Repeat at 11 PM EST\nNinth Annual
Awards Show – 11/15 @ 8 PM EST Repeat at 11 PM EST\nThe Best of The Nam
mys- 11/22 @ 8 PM EST Repeat at 11 PM EST\n\nThe airing of all these Awa
rds programs will commemorate the month of November as National Native A
merican Heritage Month. \n\nMHZ Worldwide is an independent\, noncommerc
ial television network delivering international\, educational and arts p
rogramming to an estimated 15 million households nationwide. Owned by th
e Commonwealth Public Broadcasting Corporation\, the network consists of
independent public television stations\, cable and satellite television
channels across the country. \n\nViewers who would like to see MHz Worl
dview offered through their local public TV station should contact them
directly. \n\n\nMHZ Affiliates: \n\nSatellite/Direct-To-Home Service \n\
nDirecTV 2183 888-777-2454 directv.com \n\nWorldTV 52 888-988-5288 globe
castwtv.com \n\nBroadcast \n\nCharleston\, IL WEIU 50-2 \n\nCharlottesvi
lle\, VA WHTJ 41-3 \n\nChicago\, IL WYCC 21-2 \n\nDenver\, CO KBDI 12-4
\n\nFlint\, MI WDCQ 19-1* \n\nOrlando\, FL WCEU 15-3 \n\nRichmond\, VA W
CVE 23-3 \n\nSalt Lake City\, UT KUEN 9-2 \n\nSan Francisco\, CA KCSM 43
-2 (D) \n\nSeattle - Tacoma\, WA KBTC 28-4 (TACOMA) \n\nWashington\, DC
WNVC 30-1 \n\nCable \n\nFlint\, MI Charter Cable 433 \n\nMinneapolis\, M
N TIME WARNER 76 \n\nRichmond\, VA Comcast 202 \n\nLas Vegas\, NV Cox Ca
ble 114 \n\nOrlando\, FL Bright House 1153 \n\nStanford University\, CA
Student Cable 182 \n\nSt. Paul\, MN Comcast 20 \n\nWashington\, DC \n\n*
MWV on broadcast 19-1\, 0600 to 2000\, M-Sn.\n\nVisit the Native Americ
an Music Awards Website\, www.nativeamericanmusicawards.com for pictures
and video clips from these featured awards programs.\n
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DTSTAMP:20081112T184153Z
SUMMARY:NAMA Broadcast Reminder
CREATED:20081112T184153Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081115T210000
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DESCRIPTION:NATIVE AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS INC.\n511 AVENUE THE AMERICAS #
371 NEW YORK NY 10011 TEL 212.228.8300 FAX 646.688.6883 \nEMAIL NAMMYS@A
OL.COM WWW.NATIVEAMERICANMUSICAWARDS.COM\n \n\nBROADCAST REMINDER\nNovem
ber 7\, 2008\nEIGHTH ANNUAL \nNATIVE AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS\nTO BE BROADC
AST\nON MHZ NETWORKS THIS SATURDAY \nAT 8PM EST\n\nNetwork Commemorates
National Native American \nHeritage Month with The NAMMYS\n\nNew York -
On Saturday\, November 8th\, at 8:00PM EST\, the Eighth Annual Native Am
erican Music Awards (N.A.M.A.) will be broadcast as the first featured p
rogram of a special series of Awards show broadcasts to air on the inter
national MHZ Network. \n\nMHZ Networks Worldwide\, “a network for global
ly-minded people\,” will begin airing the Eighth Annual Native American
Music Awards at 8:00PM EST with a repeat broadcast at 11:00PM EST.\n\nTa
ped live at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood Florida\,
the Eighth Annual Native American Music Awards features a host of perfo
rmances and appearances by Native American and mainstream artists\; Rita
Coolidge (Cherokee)\, Rod Stewart & Mick Jagger's guitarist Stevie Sala
s (Apache)\, Shalamar's Miki Free (Cherokee)\, COPS theme song writer Ca
lton Coffei\, original Pearl Jam drummer Dave Abbruzzese\, Jean Beauvoir
and Little Steven along with a special Hall of Fame tribute performance
to the late Link Wray (Shawnee). \n\nShowtimes are as follows:\n\nEight
h Annual Awards Show – 11/8 @ 8 PM EST Repeat at 11 PM EST\nNinth Annual
Awards Show – 11/15 @ 8 PM EST Repeat at 11 PM EST\nThe Best of The Nam
mys- 11/22 @ 8 PM EST Repeat at 11 PM EST\n\nThe airing of all these Awa
rds programs will commemorate the month of November as National Native A
merican Heritage Month. \n\nMHZ Worldwide is an independent\, noncommerc
ial television network delivering international\, educational and arts p
rogramming to an estimated 15 million households nationwide. Owned by th
e Commonwealth Public Broadcasting Corporation\, the network consists of
independent public television stations\, cable and satellite television
channels across the country. \n\nViewers who would like to see MHz Worl
dview offered through their local public TV station should contact them
directly. \n\n\nMHZ Affiliates: \n\nSatellite/Direct-To-Home Service \n\
nDirecTV 2183 888-777-2454 directv.com \n\nWorldTV 52 888-988-5288 globe
castwtv.com \n\nBroadcast \n\nCharleston\, IL WEIU 50-2 \n\nCharlottesvi
lle\, VA WHTJ 41-3 \n\nChicago\, IL WYCC 21-2 \n\nDenver\, CO KBDI 12-4
\n\nFlint\, MI WDCQ 19-1* \n\nOrlando\, FL WCEU 15-3 \n\nRichmond\, VA W
CVE 23-3 \n\nSalt Lake City\, UT KUEN 9-2 \n\nSan Francisco\, CA KCSM 43
-2 (D) \n\nSeattle - Tacoma\, WA KBTC 28-4 (TACOMA) \n\nWashington\, DC
WNVC 30-1 \n\nCable \n\nFlint\, MI Charter Cable 433 \n\nMinneapolis\, M
N TIME WARNER 76 \n\nRichmond\, VA Comcast 202 \n\nLas Vegas\, NV Cox Ca
ble 114 \n\nOrlando\, FL Bright House 1153 \n\nStanford University\, CA
Student Cable 182 \n\nSt. Paul\, MN Comcast 20 \n\nWashington\, DC \n\n*
MWV on broadcast 19-1\, 0600 to 2000\, M-Sn.\n\nVisit the Native Americ
an Music Awards Website\, www.nativeamericanmusicawards.com for pictures
and video clips from these featured awards programs.\n
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DTSTAMP:20081112T184313Z
SUMMARY:The Best of the Nammys
CREATED:20081112T184313Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081122T180000
LOCATION:Radio
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081120T190000
DTSTAMP:20081112T191625Z
SUMMARY:Shellmound Peace Walk Slide Show
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081120T203000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park
DESCRIPTION:Dear Friend of Coyote Hills\,\n \nPlease join us Thursday\,
November 20th or Friday\, November 21st for a slide show and reception t
o learn about the annual Sacred Shellmound Peace Walk\, and meet some of
the walkers.\n \nPlease see the attached flier for details.\n \nRachel
Blau\nCoyote Hills Visitor Center\n \n~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~\nRachel Blau\nSr. Of
fice Assistant\nCoyote Hills Regional Park\n8000 Patterson Ranch Road\nF
remont\, CA 94555\nTel: 510/795-9385\nFax: 510/795-8012\nwww.ebparks.org
\nhttp://www.ebparks.org\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081121T130000
DTSTAMP:20081112T191802Z
SUMMARY:Shellmound Peace Walk Slide Show
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081121T140000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park
DESCRIPTION:Dear Friend of Coyote Hills\,\n \nPlease join us Thursday\,
November 20th or Friday\, November 21st for a slide show and reception t
o learn about the annual Sacred Shellmound Peace Walk\, and meet some of
the walkers.\n \nPlease see the attached flier for details.\n \nRachel
Blau\nCoyote Hills Visitor Center\n \n~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~\nRachel Blau\nSr. Of
fice Assistant\nCoyote Hills Regional Park\n8000 Patterson Ranch Road\nF
remont\, CA 94555\nTel: 510/795-9385\nFax: 510/795-8012\nwww.ebparks.org
\nhttp://www.ebparks.org\n\n
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DESCRIPTION:Hope you can come to a part of the walk. Come to the Kickoff
dinner\, walk a few steps or a few days\, whatever you can. I'd love to
see you. \n\n\n \n Community Potluck and Blessing for the S
hellmound Walk\n November 14\, 2008 6-9pm\n
Intertribal Friendship House\n
523 International Blvd\n O
akland California\n\nIndian People Organizing for Change along with Vall
ejo Intertribal/SSP&RIT invites all to\njoin in a journey of walk and pr
ayer to remember our ancestors who lived on this land for\nthousands of
years. The walk will be led by traditional Native American leaders and N
ipponzan\nMyohoji Buddhists. We will walk and pray with our ancestors in
areas where shellmounds and\nsacred sites have been desecrated by devel
opment.\n\nNeeded for the walk:\n• Bring a good attitude\n• Please bring
your own utensils\, bowl\, plate and cup. Sleeping bag and small tent i
f you have\none (we will be camping three nights). Clothes for all types
of weather\, including rain gear.\nMoney for Alcatraz Ferry on Thanksgi
ving morning $16-$18 and any other incidentals that\nyou may need.\n\nDo
nations needed:\nGroups to provide evening meals. Water for the walkers.
Financial donations to purchase\nsupplies. The use of vans and/or truck
s to assist in transporting walkers and the elderly.\nFor More informati
on contact:\nCorrina Gould at 510-575-8408\nJohnella LaRose at 510-743-7
373\nor email at shellmoundwalk@yahoo.com\,\nIPOC & Vallejo Intertribal
are non-profit organizations. All donations are appreciated and tax-dedu
ctible.\n\nNo Alcohol or Drugs\n\n\n\nWalk Schedule\nDate: Leave: Arrive
:\nNov 15 Sogorea-te` Shellmound-Glen Cove Pt. Pinole\nNov 16 Pt. Pinole
El Cerrito\nNov 17 El Cerrito Alameda\nNov 18 Alameda Hayward\nNov 19 H
ayward Coyote Hills\nNov 20 Coyote Hills Mission San Jose\nNov 21 REST D
AY Coyote Hills program\nNov 22 Mission San Jose (Fremont) Alviso\nNov 2
3 Alviso – San Jose (Ryland Park) – All together\nSan Jose – San Francis
co - Spirit Runners\nWalkers -Transport toTemple - Walk to Candlestick P
oint\, SF\nNov 24 San Francisco San Francisco\nNov 25 San Francisco San
Francisco\nNov 26 San Francisco San Francisco\nNov 27 Sunrise Ceremony –
Alcatraz Intertribal Friendship House\nNov 28 IFH- Huichiun Shellmound
- Closing Gathering Berkeley\nCall 510-575-8408 for route updates and in
formation.\n\n\nWhy we are walking:\n1. To have land that is accessible
for reburials at any development\,\n public or private\n2 .For the r
epatriation of our ancestors and sacred objects that are\n being held
in museums and universities\n3. For the recognition of the Ohlone Natio
n by the US\n Congress and all unrecognized tribes by the Federal go
vernment\n4. To have California history curriculum rewritten by native
people \n and approved by the California Department of Education to me
et\n State standards that the Federal testing must reflect and to cha
nge\n teacher training\n5. To educate the public about the ancien
t sites that have been\n desecrated through out the Bay Area and to a
sk support in\n ensuring that these atrocities do not continue to hap
pen\n6. To pray for peace and justice for all people everywhere
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DTSTAMP:20081112T192123Z
SUMMARY:Sacred Sites/Shellmound Peace Walk Nov 14-28 Shellmound
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DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081114T210000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\n 5
23 International Blvd\n Oakland
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081202T180000
DTSTAMP:20081112T192951Z
SUMMARY:San Lorenzo Mini Pow Wow
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081202T213000
LOCATION:San Lorenzo
DESCRIPTION:The Eagle Child Museum Mini Pow Wow\nSharing the Spirit\n \n
Come join us in the spirit of the Season\n \nTuesday\, December 2\, 2008
\n6:00 to 9:30 pm\nSan Lorenzo Adult School Auditorium\n820 Bockman Road
\, San Lorenzo\n \nMC: Charles Mankiller\nDrumming Compliments of Liver
more Indian Program\nPrincess Crowning\, Naming Ceremony\, Dancing\, Fry
Break\n \nThe Trading Post\, Crafts\, Including new and used items\n \n
Contact Person: Eanna Espina\, Program Coordinator (510) 317-4709\nSpon
sored by The Eagle Child Museum Committee/Cultural Committee\n \n(please
see attached flyer)
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DESCRIPTION:Gathering Tribes\, 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley. FMI: 510.52
8-9038 www.gatheringtribes.com.
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DTSTAMP:20081112T195030Z
SUMMARY:Gathering Tribes Old Pawn Jewelry Show With Art Quintana
CREATED:20081112T195030Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081122T190000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley
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DESCRIPTION:Andy Ebona and the Yaaw Tei Yi Tlingit Dancers from Juneau w
ill be performing at the San Francisco American Indian Film Festival Awa
rd Night on Nov. 15 at the Palace of Fine Arts at 6:00 p.m. \n\nKathy Pa
ddock\, President\n\nSF Tlingit & Haida Community Council\nphone 415 887
9315
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DTSTAMP:20081112T200758Z
SUMMARY:Juneau Tlingit Dancers
CREATED:20081112T200551Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081115T190000
LOCATION:AIFIF Awards Night\, San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:Our Tlingit & Haida group will host a FREE BREAKFAST RECEPTI
ON at the I HOP Restaurant at 200 Beach St. Near Fisherman's Whart in Sa
n Francisco. We will be served the same breakfast BETWEEN 9 - 9:30 a.m.
in the small private room in the back of the restaurant. THE RESTAURAN
T WILL NOT SERVE US AFTER 9:30 SO DON'T BE LATE. We can stay on through
the morning but the restaurant only has that small window of time to se
rve us.\n\nKathy Paddock\, President\n\nSF Tlingit & Haida Community Cou
ncil\nphone 415 887 9315
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DTSTAMP:20081112T200732Z
SUMMARY:Juneau Tlingit Dancers breakfast
CREATED:20081112T200644Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081115T094500
LOCATION:200 Beach St. Near Fisherman's Whart
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DESCRIPTION:Come join us and help support Kaleo Café at our upcoming Lu`
au Nites\n \nKALEO CAFÉ Lu`au Nites\nLive music\, Hawaiian Food & Desser
ts – good fun!\n \nNovember 15 (sat) 7-10pm\nKawika Alfiche & Na Kane\n
\nNovember 22 (Sat) 7-10pm Kapalakiko Hawaiian Band\nDecember 6 (sat) 7-
10pm Kawika Alfiche & Na Kane\nDecember 13 (sat) 7-10pm Kapalakiko Hawai
ian Band\n \nOTHER EVENTS\nNovember 15 (sat) 4-5:30pm – Lei Making class
$30.00 (must rsvp)\nDecember 13 (sat) 5pm-10pm – Holiday shopping (arts
/crafts/Hawaiian holiday gifts)\n \nMONDAY NIGHTS\n Private lessons
6:00pm by appointment only (email mitmaur@aol.com)\nUkulele Classes 7:0
0-9:00pm ($5 per person)\n * recommended beginners come at 7:00pm\n
FRIDAY NIGHTS - KARAOKE NIGHT 8:00-11:30PM\n \nKaleo Café\, 1340 Irving
St\, San Francisco 94122\n415-753-2460\nwww.kaleocafe.com\n\n\n-- \nna K
awika Alfiche \nhttp://www.myspace.com/kawikaalfiche \nhttp://www.keikia
lii.com - Halau Hula\nhttp://www.apop.net - Kaul
ulehua Hawaiian Cultural Center\nhttp://www.Kaleocafe.com - Our Cafe\nhttp://www.hawaiitunes.com - CD download\nhttp://www.cdbaby.com/cd/kawika - CD purchas
e\n\n"A`ohe pau ka 'ike i ka hälau ho`okahi." \nAll knowledge is not tau
ght in the same school. \nOne can learn from many sources.\n
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DTSTAMP:20081112T200932Z
SUMMARY:Live Music Hula at Kaleo - also Lei Class
CREATED:20081112T200932Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081115T220000
LOCATION:Kaleo Café\, 1340 Irving St\, San Francisco 94122
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DESCRIPTION:Date 11/2/2008\nEvent \nStart Time 2:00 PM\nEnd Time 4:30 PM
\nLocation D-Q University Rememberance Dinner\nDescription \nD-Q Unity C
oalition will be having a rememberance dinner this sunday November 2\, 2
008 at 2:00 pm. We will gather to sharea meal of turkey - fry bread - s
paghetti and if anyone would like to contribute making it a potluck the
feast will grow\, all are welcome regardless. Come join us in rememberi
ng what D-Q University is all about.\nPosted by purplehairedgirl1\nUpdat
ed 10/31/2008
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081102T140000
DTSTAMP:20081112T202902Z
SUMMARY:D-Q University Rememberance Dinner
CREATED:20081112T202902Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081102T163000
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DESCRIPTION: We are pleased to welcome you to the\n 11th
American Indian Inaugural Ball\n\n "A Celebration of Many Nat
ions - One People"\n January 19\, 20\, 21\, 2009\n
Hyatt Regency Crystal City at Reagan National Airport\n
2799 Jefferson Davis Highway\n Arlington\, VA
22202\n\nhosted by the \nAmerican Indian Society (AIS) of Washington\, D
.C.\nP.O. Box 6431\nFalls Church\, VA 22040\nwww.aisdc.org\nwww.aiibdc.o
rg\nAIS.inauguralball@yahoo.com\n\n The 2009 American Indian Inaugural
Ball brings together Native leaders\, organizations\, artists\, musicia
ns\, and professionals from across the country. The 2009 American Indian
Inaugural Ball Planning Committee is made up of professionals from with
in the American Indian Society (AIS) of Washington\, DC and is working t
oward making this the \nbest Inaugural Ball ever!\n\n
Event Schedule\n Native Youth Alliance Pow Wow - Monday\, J
anuary 19\n American Indian Inaugural Ball - Tuesday\, January 20\n
Inaugural Brunch - Wednesday\, January 21\n\n\n\n\n
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SUMMARY:American Indian Inaugural Ball Time to Celebrate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
! !
CREATED:20081112T225720Z
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LOCATION:Washington\, DC
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DESCRIPTION:Friday\, Dec. 5 at Dimond Branch Library\, 3565 Fruitvale Av
enue\, Oakland\, CA. 510.482-7844\n\nhttp://www.oaklandlibrary.org/Branc
hes/dimond.htm\nDimond Branch has approximately 75\,000 books\, compact
disks\, videos\, DVDs\, audio books\, audiocassettes\, and magazines and
newspapers for all ages. Circulating materials are largely of popular i
nterest\, with a strong emphasis on practical how-to topics and fiction.
The reference collection is one of the strongest branch reference secti
ons in the system and includes many sources otherwise available only at
the Main Library. Special-interest collections include theAmerican India
n Collection (1\,500 volumes)
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SUMMARY:BAIAR Meeting
CREATED:20081113T082902Z
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DESCRIPTION:FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For Media Inqui
ries Contact: \nSeptember 12\, 2008
Cindy Benitez\, publicrelations@aifisf.com\n\n \n\nAIFI PRES
ENTS THE 33rd ANNUAL AMERICAN INDIAN FILM FESTIVAL NOV. 7-15 IN SAN FRAN
CISCO\n\nSan Francisco\, CA - The American Indian Film Institute (AIFI)
proudly announce the 33rd annual American Indian Film Festival\, Novembe
r 7-15. As the nations’s most prominent outlet for Native American film
s\, the American Indian Film Festival will premiere over 80 new feature
films\, shorts\, public service\, music videos and documentaries of USA
American Indian and Canada First Nation communities. \n\nAmong the featu
re films\, the U.S. Premieres of Drew Hayden Taylor’s In a World Create
d By A Drunken God and Zacharias Kunuk’s (Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner)\
, Before Tomorrow will screen Friday Nov. 7 & Nov. 14\, respectively. \n
\nThe 2008 American Indian Film Festival\, presented over nine days\, wi
ll run Nov. 7-12 at the Landmark Embarcadero Center Cinema\, One Embarca
dero Center\, Promenade Level\; and conclude Nov. 13-15 at the Palace of
Fine Arts\,3301 Lyon St. @ Bay Street.\n\nA special film and music trib
ute “Remembering Floyd Red Crow Westerman (1936-2007)” will be presented
November 13 at the Palace of Fine Arts. Westerman was an accomplished s
inger/songwriter whose 1969 debut album “ Custer Died for Your Sins” ear
ned critical acclaim. He also was a human rights activist who performed
with Sting in the rainforest benefits\; and actor receiving world-wide a
ttention and acclaim as “Ten Bears” in Kevin Costner’s Dances with Wolve
s. The musical tribute will be directed by Indian songwriter/performer K
eith Secola. and hosted by comic Charlie Hill and Max Gail. \n\nOn Frida
y Nov. 14 AIFI's Tribal Touring Program\, a Native youth film workshop p
rogram supported by tribal host partners\, will showcase 16 films from t
he Rumsey Band of Wintun Indians\, Brooks\, CA\; Stop the Violence Coali
tion\, Hoopa\, CA\; and the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria\,Rohne
rt Park\, CA\n\nAIFI’s American Indian Motion Picture Awards Show\, begi
nning at 6:00pm\, honoring filmmakers and showcasing contemporary Native
American talent\, will be held on Saturday November 15 at the Palace of
Fine Arts. Fourteen awards will be presented including Best Film\, Best
Actor and Best Documentary. . The awards show is an eclectic mix of liv
e entertainment by established and emerging Native artists and performer
s. New country artist Crystal Shawanda\, You Can Let Go (single) -Dawn o
f a New Day CD\, will headline the Awards Show.\n\nA complete schedule w
ill be available on October 6\, 2008 on our website www.aifisf.com. All
programs are open to the general public and will require tickets for adm
ission.\n\nAdvance Tickets available thru AIFI: 415-554-0525 visa & mast
ercard. On-site tickets available at the following theater venues (on da
y of show.) \n\n** November is National American Indian Heritage Month.
AIFI welcomes all- audiences\, all-colors\, to participate at festival s
creenings\, seminars and awards show.\n\nMichael Smith\, President\nAmer
ican Indian Film Institute\n333 Valencia Street\, Suite 322\nSan Francis
co\, CA 94103
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DTSTAMP:20081113T110948Z
SUMMARY:American Indian Film Festival
CREATED:20081113T110902Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20081116
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081113T193000
DTSTAMP:20081113T111358Z
SUMMARY:Big Mountain\, Black Mesa Benefits
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081113T230000
LOCATION:Mesa\, AZ.
DESCRIPTION:Thursday NOVEMBER 13th at 7:30 PM: \n\nA night of music\, st
ories & inspiration to benefit the Elders of Big Mountain and for the Th
e Caravan To Support The Struggle For Survival On The Front Lines Of Res
istance at Big Mountain\, Black Mesa\, AZ. \n\nWhen: Give Thanks - Thurs
day Nov. 13th 7:30pm-11. Music begins at 8ish.\nWhere: Country Joe's Ca
fé @ Café de la Paz 1600 shattuck ave.\nPlease join us to share songs
stories and visions of a peaceful planet. \nWho: Featuring The music of
Diane Patterson and Becky White & the Secret Mission. All original music
to make you dance\, sing and dream. Powerfull poetic voices for the new
paradigm. Also featuring guest speakers and dynamic visuals. \nAdmissio
n: $5-500 donation - no one turned away for lack of funds\n\nA caravan o
f work crews will be converging from across the country to support resid
ents of the Big Mountain regions of Black Mesa who\, on behalf of their
peoples\, their sacred ancestral lands\, and future generations\, contin
ue to carry out their staunch resistance to the efforts of the US Govern
ment\, which is acting in the interests of the Peabody Coal Company to d
evastate whole communities & ecosystems\, and greatly de-stabilize our p
lanet's climate for the profit of an elite few. More than 14\,000 Dine'
people have been forcibly removed from their ancestral homelands due to
spin created by the U.S government & Peabody Coal\, under the guise of t
he so-called "Navajo-Hopi Land Dispute".\n\nBy assisting with direct\, o
n-land projects with the Sovereign communities of Big Mountain\, Black M
esa volunteer work crews are helping families resist an illegal occupati
on and to stay on their lands\, who serve as the very blockade to coal m
ining! With the guidance of Black Mesa residents\, the aim of this carav
an is to honor the elders and to bring support to their communities befo
re the approaching cold winter months. \nWe are at a critical juncture a
nd must take a stand in support of communities on the front lines of res
istance now! \n\nWays you can support the caravan:\n\ndonate. Checks can
be made out to Black Mesa Indigenous Support. \nshare information about
the Struggle For Survival on Black Mesa and spread the word in your are
a.\narrange/organize outreach events and/or fundraisers for gathering su
pplies in your town or city with BMIS supporting you.\n Needs List:\nCha
in-saws & Chain-saw parts Stihl MS 170: chain\, oil cap\, bar/chain oil.
\nAxes\, mauls\, axe handles\, shovels\, hammers\, nails\, and other too
ls. \nWood\, if you are in the AZ region. \nFunds for building materials
.\nVehicles to drive to the caravan and to donate to families. \nWork gl
oves.\nSolar panels\, generators\, wind turbines. solar batteries.\nMedi
cinal herbs for stress\, immune\, lung support\, and external salves & r
ubs for bad backs\, arthritis\, arnica\, aloe vera. \nBlankets\nA 1982 V
W Jetta manual\nEducational books for 13 yr old son and for adults\nWe a
re collecting funds work tools\, axes\, blankets\, and medicines. Our go
al is to raise enough fuel money to get ourselves to Black Mesa\, to pu
rchase building supplies and give money directly to families. We need s
ponsors and any donations to make this happen. The caravan is growing an
d more vehicles are needed to transport volunteers and supplies. \nCheck
s can be made out to Black Mesa Indigenous Support. \n\nThis caravan is
an important opportunity for people of all backgrounds to listen & work
with the families of Black Mesa to generate more awareness that relocati
on laws & coal mining need to stop\, that these communities deserve the
right of a continued and uninterrupted existence on their ancestral home
lands\, & to come together to strengthen our solidarity and find ways to
work together to protect Black Mesa & our Mother Earth for all life. Vi
sit the BMIS website for further information. \n\n--------------------\n
We are psyched to announce the launch of the new BMIS website http://www
.blackmesais.org! Stay posted as more info and pics are posted. \n\n\nGi
ve Back To Mother Earth! Give Back To Future Generations! \n\n~ Black Me
sa Indigenous Support
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DESCRIPTION:Friday NOVEMBER 21\, 2008\nBlack Mesa Caravan Fundraiser\nDi
nner and Film Screening of Broken Rainbow\, a movie about the struggle o
n Big Mountain\, Black Mesa. \n 7 PM at the Intertribal Friendship House
.\n\nBroken Rainbow is a 1985 documentary film about the government-enfo
rced relocation of thousands of Navajo Native Americans from their ances
tral homes in Arizona. The Navajo were relocated to aid mining speculati
on in a process that began in the 1970s and continues to this day. The f
ilm is narrated by Martin Sheen.
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DTSTAMP:20081113T111506Z
SUMMARY:Big Mountain\, Black Mesa Benefits
CREATED:20081113T111506Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081121T210000
LOCATION:IFH\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Services for Clifford Martinez\, Lakota from Pine Ridge\, SD
and Oakland. CA will be held at Chapel of the Chimes on Piedmont Ave. i
n Oakland next Tuesday Nov. 18th at 10am. After the service his body wi
ll be cremated and his ashes sent home to his reservation. Clifford is
the son of Gerri [Martinez] Lira who was a social worker at the NAHC yea
rs ago. Clifford has a large extended family of friends and relatives.
Please let them know of these services. Clifford was 50 years old and
was a good friend of mine. There will be a feast at IFH following the s
ervices.
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DTSTAMP:20081114T011716Z
SUMMARY:Services for Clifford Martinez
CREATED:20081114T011716Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081118T110000
LOCATION:Chapel of the Chimes\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Sacred Sites/Shellmound Peace Walk\n Nov
ember 14-28\n \n \nPlease come to a part of
the walk. Come to the Kickoff Dinner\, walk a few steps or a few days\,
whatever you can. Everyone is welcome.\n \n \n Community Potluck
and Blessing for the Shellmound Walk\n November 14\
, 2008 6-9pm\n Intertribal Friendship House\n
523 International Blvd\n Oakland C
alifornia\n \n \n Walk Schedule\nDate Le
ave Arrive\nNov 15 Sogorea-te` Shellmound-Gle
n Cove Pt. Pinole\nNov 16 Pt. Pinole El Cerrit
o\nNov 17 El Cerrito Alameda\nNov 18 Alameda
Hayward\nNov 19 Hayward Coyote Hills\nNov 20
Coyote Hills Mission San Jose\nNov 21 REST DAY Coyote Hills program\nNo
v 22 Mission San Jose (Fremont) Alviso\nNov 23 Alviso – San Jo
se (Ryland Park) – All together San Jose – San Francisco - Spirit Runner
s Walkers -Transport to Temple - Walk to Candlestick Point\, SF\nNov 24
San Francisco San Francisco\nNov 25 San Francisco
San Francisco\nNov 26 San Francisco
San Francisco\nNov 27 Sunrise Ceremony – Alcatraz Inte
rtribal Friendship House\nNov 28 IFH-Huichiun Shellmound Closi
ng Gathering Berkeley\n \nCall 510-575-8408 for route updates and inform
ation.\n \nIndian People Organizing for Change along with Vallejo Intert
ribal/SSP&RIT invite all to join in a journey of walk and prayer to reme
mber our ancestors who lived on this land for thousands of years. The wa
lk will be led by traditional Native American leaders and Nipponzan Myoh
oji Buddhists. We will walk and pray with our ancestors in areas where s
hellmounds and sacred sites have been desecrated by development.\n \nNee
ded for the walk:\n. Bring a good attitude\n. Please bring your own uten
sils\, bowl\, plate and cup. Sleeping bag and small tent if you have one
(we will be camping three nights). Clothes for all types of weather\, i
ncluding rain gear. Money for Alcatraz Ferry on Thanksgiving morning $16
-$18 and any other incidentals that you may need.\n.No drugs or alcohol.
\n \nDonations needed:\nGroups to provide evening meals. Water for the w
alkers. Financial donations to purchase supplies. The use of vans and/or
trucks to assist in transporting walkers and the elderly. IPOC & Vallej
o Intertribal are non-profit organizations. All donations are appreciate
d and tax-deductible.\n \nFor More information contact:\nCorrina Gould a
t 510-575-8408\nJohnella LaRose at 510-743-7373\nor email at shellmoundw
alk@yahoo.com\n \nWhy we are walking:\n1. To have land that is accessibl
e for reburials at any development\,\n public or private\n2 For the r
epatriation of our ancestors and sacred objects that are\n being held
in museums and universities\n3. For the recognition of the Ohlone Nation
by the US Congress and all \n unrecognized tribes by the Federal gove
rnment\n4. To have California history curriculum rewritten by native peo
ple\n and approved by the California Department of Education to meet\n
State standards that the Federal testing must reflect and to change\n
teacher training\n5. To educate the public about the ancient sites th
at have been\n desecrated through out the Bay Area and to ask support
in\n ensuring that these atrocities do not continue to happen\n6. To p
ray for peace and justice for all people everywhere.
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SUMMARY:Sacred Sites/Shellmound Peace Walk / Nov 14-28\, 2008
CREATED:20081114T013337Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20081129
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\n523 International\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Local Heroes Awards Ceremony\n Sponsored by KQED Television
\n5:30-7:30\, Wednesday\, November 19\n1 Goodlett Place\, San Francisco
City Hall Rotunda\nInfo: kqed.org./heritage
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DTSTAMP:20081114T210111Z
SUMMARY:Local Heroes Awards Ceremony
CREATED:20081114T210111Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081119T193000
LOCATION:1 Goodlett Place\, San Francisco City
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:2nd Annual Native Student Gathering at UC Berkeley"\n6:00\,
Saturday\, November 22\nMLK Student Union\, Heller Lounge\nInfo: Analisa
Tripp\, amzt@berkeley.edu and Kayla Carpenter\, kaylarae@stanford
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DTSTAMP:20081114T210200Z
SUMMARY:Native Student Gathering
CREATED:20081114T210200Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081122T210000
LOCATION:UC Berkeley
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081117T180000
DTSTAMP:20081114T210649Z
SUMMARY:No Nonsense Native Film Fest
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081117T220000
LOCATION:524 Lausen Hall\, Stanford
DESCRIPTION:No Nonsense Native Film Fest:\n "Bringing light to the dark
lies that textbooks tell"\n6:00-10:00\, Monday-Wednesday\, November 17-1
9\nNative American Cultural Center\, 524 Lasuen Mall\nInfo: Leon Peralt
o\, noeau@stanford and Erika Chase\, eechase@stanford
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081118T180000
DTSTAMP:20081114T210704Z
SUMMARY:No Nonsense Native Film Fest
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081118T220000
LOCATION:524 Lausen Hall\, Stanford
DESCRIPTION:No Nonsense Native Film Fest:\n "Bringing light to the dark
lies that textbooks tell"\n6:00-10:00\, Monday-Wednesday\, November 17-1
9\nNative American Cultural Center\, 524 Lasuen Mall\nInfo: Leon Peralt
o\, noeau@stanford and Erika Chase\, eechase@stanford
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081119T180000
DTSTAMP:20081114T210707Z
SUMMARY:No Nonsense Native Film Fest
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081119T220000
LOCATION:524 Lausen Hall\, Stanford
DESCRIPTION:No Nonsense Native Film Fest:\n "Bringing light to the dark
lies that textbooks tell"\n6:00-10:00\, Monday-Wednesday\, November 17-1
9\nNative American Cultural Center\, 524 Lasuen Mall\nInfo: Leon Peralt
o\, noeau@stanford and Erika Chase\, eechase@stanford
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, December 10\, 2008. COMMUNITY HUMAN RIGHTS TRAI
NING December 10th is HUMAN RIGHTS DAY and the 60th Anniversary of the
Universal Declaration on Human Rights! How we can use the UN to defend
Indigenous Peoples’ Human Rights today? What does the Declaration on th
e Rights of Indigenous Peoples mean to Indian communities? PRESENTATION
S BY: Andrea Carmen\, IITC Executive Director\, Yaqui Nation: Updates o
n Indigenous Peoples work at the UN . Morning Star Gali\, Pit River N
ation\, California: Updates on Human Rights Struggles in the Bay Area.
Refreshments provided\, we hope to see you there! 7 – 9 PM\, IFH\, 523
International Blvd\, Oakland FMI: Morning Star Gali\, (415) 641-4482 or
(510) 827-6719.
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DTSTAMP:20081114T214838Z
SUMMARY:Human Rights Training
CREATED:20081114T214838Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081114T210000
LOCATION:IFH\, 523 International Blvd\, Oakland
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:SNAG INDIGENOUS HOLIDAY MARKET and CONCERT!\n \n \n\nClick
here to enlarge image \nHost: SNAG Magazine and IFH\nLocation: Intert
ribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd.\, Oakland\, CA View Map\
nWhen: Friday\, December 5\, 7:00pm to 11:30pm\nPhone: n/a\nFREE EVENT
!! Support local artists! Forget the Mall: Buy Your Beautiful Affordable
Handmade Holiday Gifts Here!!!\n\nLIVE PERFORMANCES: Audiopharmacy\, Je
remy Goodfeather\, Quese IMC\, Brwn Bflo\, Sista Hailstorm! DJ's Wonway
and Offerings! Youth Performances & Guest Poets!\n\nTRADITIONAL DANCE/MU
SIC: Medicine Warrior Dancers\, Robinson Rancheria Pomo Dancers\, All Na
tions Drum & Hoop Dancer Sage Romero! ART GALLERY with Native artists! \
n\nSustainable and Organic FOOD by Indigenous Permaculture! LIVE MURAL
Created on-the-spot with Youth Participation Provided by Visual Element
Program of East Side Arts Alliance! \n\nIt's a FREE THANK YOU PARTY FOR
THE commUNITY! \nALL AGES/ NO DRUGS NO ALCOHOL EVENT!\n\nFIND OUT MORE A
T SNAGMAGAZINE.COM.\n\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20081115T084122Z
SUMMARY:SNAG Indigenous Holiday Market and Concert
CREATED:20081115T084122Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081205T233000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd.\, Oakland
\, CA
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DESCRIPTION: \nDear Friends\,\n\nHeyday Institute would like to invite y
ou to join us in celebrating the 2nd Annual Heyday Harvest on Thursday\,
December 4\, at Berkeley’s Hillside Club. Come meet our featured guests
for a special evening of literary revelries:\nPulitzer Prize–winning po
et Gary Snyder\nArtist and illustrator Doug Hansen\nCalifornia Indian wr
iter and artist Kathleen Rose Smith\nFormer California Poet Laureate Al
Young\nEnjoy a wine bar\, seasonal hors d’oeuvres\, a silent auction\, a
nd a book sale. The reception begins at 6:30 p.m.\, program at 7:00 p.m.
The silent auction will take place throughout the evening. The Hillside
Club is located at 2286 Cedar Street\, Berkeley\, CA 94709.\n\nSuggeste
d donation is $60 per person to support Heyday Institute\, an educationa
l nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. To RSVP\, please contact Lillian\nFl
eer at (510) 549-3564\, ext. 316.\n\nTo find out more about Heyday Harve
st\, including the one-of-a-kind items available at our silent auction\,
please visit our website: www.heydaybooks.com.\n\nBest regards\,\n\nLes
lie Lombre\nManager\, Friends of Heyday\n
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DTSTAMP:20081121T004928Z
SUMMARY:Heyday Harvest
CREATED:20081121T004928Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081204T220000
LOCATION:Hillside Club\, Berkeley
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Friday Nov 21\n\nSCREENING OF 'BROKEN RAINBOW' FUNDRAISER F
OR BAY AREA CARAVAN TO BLACK MESA\n\nwhere: Intertribal Friendship House
\, 523 International Blvd. Oakland.\nwhen: Friday Novemeber 21st \n6pm D
oors /Food\n7pm Screening\n\nDonation $5-$500. No One Turned Away. \n\nT
here is no Word for Relocation in the Navajo Language\; to Relocate is t
o Disappear and Never be Seen Again. \n\nBroken Rainbow is the 1985 Acad
emy Award winning documentary on the forced relocation of 14\,000 \nDiné
(Navajo) people from their ancestral home- land in Northern Arizona. Th
e genocidal relocation policy \nwas crafted by energy companies and corr
upt politicians to make way for coal\, oil\, gas and \nuranium explorati
on. For over 30 years\, traditional Diné at Black Mesa\, Arizona have l
ived \nin resistance\, steadfastly refusing to relocate as strip-mines r
ip apart their sacred lands and \ngenerating plants poison the desert ai
r. \n\nDirected by Maria Floria & Victoria Mudd. \n\nDiscussion to Follo
w.\n\n\nTo learn more about the 2008 Caravan to Black Mesa please visit
: \nhttp://blackmesais.org/take_action/caravan-of-support-to-big-mountai
n/ \n
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DTSTAMP:20081121T083550Z
SUMMARY:Film Broken Rainbow
CREATED:20081121T083550Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081121T210000
LOCATION:IFH\, 523 International Blvd.\, Oakland
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Harvest Dinner 2-7 pm
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DTSTAMP:20081122T025132Z
SUMMARY:Harvest Dinner
CREATED:20081121T083653Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081122T190000
LOCATION:IFH\, 523 International Blvd\, Oakland
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:4
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081122T103000
DTSTAMP:20081121T084130Z
SUMMARY:Classes - Permaculture and Native Parenting
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081122T113000
LOCATION:523 International Blvd\, IFH\, Oakland
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090101T075959Z
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Nov 22 \nIndigenous Permaculture 10-2\, Native AA 1
0:30-11:30am\, Native Parenting Class 12-2pm
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday Nov 25 \n Beading Class 6:30 pm
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081127T183000
DTSTAMP:20081121T083938Z
SUMMARY:Beading Class
CREATED:20081121T083938Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081127T193000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd\nOakland\,
CA 94606
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Thursday Nov 27\nShellmound Walkers at IFH 10 am - Friday A
M
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081121T100000
DTSTAMP:20081121T084003Z
SUMMARY:Shellmound Walners at IFH
CREATED:20081121T084003Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081121T110000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd\nOakland\,
CA 94606
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Nor Cal Chapter - Dec 12\nHoliday Luncheon @ Dry Creek\n\n \
nDry Creek Rancheria Band of Pomo Indians\nTribal Administration Buildin
g\n190 Foss Creek Circle\, Suite A - Healdsburg\, CA 95448\nDirections/P
arking: Take Hwy 101 North to the Dry Creek Road exit\nTurn Right onto D
ry Creek Road\, Take the next right on Grove Street\nGo 1/4 mile and tur
n onto Foss Creek Circle - CHECK IN AT SUITE A\n\nCheck In & Lunch 11:30
a.m.\nProgram Noon\nNo Charge courtesy of Dry Creek Rancheria\n\nFollow
ed by Winery Visit\nPlease bring a Toy to benefit deserving\nNorthern Ca
lifornia Indian Children AND/OR\nRaffle Gift for Super Scholarship Raffl
e\n\nHotel Rooms Available for $89.00 \nDry Creek Inn - 198 Dry Creek Rd
- Healdsburg\nTo Reserve A Room\, Use Code\, American Indian Chamber of
Commerce To Book This Special Rate\nCall 1-707-433-0300 to Book Rooms
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DTSTAMP:20081121T084707Z
SUMMARY:American Indian Chamber Nor Cal Luncheon
CREATED:20081121T084317Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081212T140000
LOCATION:Healdsburg \, CA 95448
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Film | BROKEN RAINBOW \n\nFriday\, November 21\, 6:00 p.m. \
nIntertribal Friendship House \n523 International Blvd.\, Oakland [map]
\nDonations appreciated | blackmesais.org/\nSend to a friend Print\n\nBl
ack Mesa Indigenous Support — dedicated to the indigenous peoples of Bla
ck Mesa\, Arizona\, and their struggle against the coal industry — will
host a screening of "Broken Rainbow\," the Academy Award winning-documen
tary on the forced relocation of 14\,000 Diné (Navajo) people from their
ancestral homeland.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081121T180000
DTSTAMP:20081121T224642Z
SUMMARY:Film | BROKEN RAINBOW
CREATED:20081121T224642Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081121T200000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\n 523 International Blvd.\, Oaklan
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081205T200000
DTSTAMP:20081126T021517Z
SUMMARY:Encuentro del Canto Popular!!!
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081205T230000
LOCATION:Brava Theater\n 2781 24th Street\n San Francisco
DESCRIPTION:From: Chelis Lopez \n\n27th Encu
entro del Canto Popular\n\nDecember 5 and 6 \nBrava Theater\n2781 24th S
treet\nSan Francisco\n\n8:00 to 11:00 p.m.\nDoors open at 7:00 p.m.\n\nT
ickets on sale!\n$16 General\n$12 Students and Seniors\n\nUna flor\, un
canto y una poesía (Oaxaca\, México)\, Pasión Habanera (Cuba)\, y SuriMa
nta (Bolivia)\n\nLiliana Herrera (EE.UU-Mex)\, Futuro Picante (EE.UU)\,
Rupa & April Fishes (India-Francia-EE.UU)\n\nRead more about the artists
:\nhttp://news.eltecolote.org/news/view_article.html?article_id8132823eb
3d060a8faf7de11057951\n\nSee you there!\n\nChelis\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081206T200000
DTSTAMP:20081126T021648Z
SUMMARY:Encuentro del Canto Popular!!!
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081206T230000
LOCATION:Brava Theater\n 2781 24th Street\n San Francisco
DESCRIPTION:From: Chelis Lopez \n\n27th Encu
entro del Canto Popular\n\nDecember 5 and 6 \nBrava Theater\n2781 24th S
treet\nSan Francisco\n\n8:00 to 11:00 p.m.\nDoors open at 7:00 p.m.\n\nT
ickets on sale!\n$16 General\n$12 Students and Seniors\n\nUna flor\, un
canto y una poesía (Oaxaca\, México)\, Pasión Habanera (Cuba)\, y SuriMa
nta (Bolivia)\n\nLiliana Herrera (EE.UU-Mex)\, Futuro Picante (EE.UU)\,
Rupa & April Fishes (India-Francia-EE.UU)\n\nRead more about the artists
:\nhttp://news.eltecolote.org/news/view_article.html?article_id8132823eb
3d060a8faf7de11057951\n\nSee you there!\n\nChelis\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090114T100000
DTSTAMP:20081126T021855Z
SUMMARY:Diabetes Support Group
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090114T120000
LOCATION:Where: 2950 International Blvd\, Seven Directions\, Oakland\, C
A
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090129T075959Z
DESCRIPTION:Native American Health Center\n\nDiabetes Support Groups giv
e community members a chance to meet with others who have Diabetes.\nAre
you new to diabetes? Talk to others and learn all the basics of this co
ndition.\nConnect with others who are caring for someone with diabetes t
o get ideas\, advice\, and support\; \nfor yourself and your loved one.\
n\nEvery Wednesday\nJanuary 21\, 2009 10:00am-12:00pm
January 14\, 2009 10:00am-12:00pm\nJanuary 21
\, 2009 10:00am-12:00pm Janu
ary 28\, 2009 10:00am-12:00pm\n\nWhere: 2950 International Blvd\, Seven
Directions 1st Floor Conference Room\nBring your tennis shoes for a ligh
t stretch activity.\nFor more information contact: \nCommunity Health Re
source Worker Pauline Patty-Medina (510) 535-4461\nDiabetes Support Grou
p\n\nTogether we can promote\n Diabetes Wellness in our community!\n\n\n
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DESCRIPTION:Intertribal Friendship House\n\n523 International Blvd\, Oak
land\n\n \n\nInvites you to a special community baby welcoming & bless
ing for new & expectant Naitve mothers\n\n \n\n
\n\n Sat
urday\, November 29\, 2008\n\n2:00 PM to 5:00 PM\n\nPlease bring one bab
y item 0-6 months\n\n \n\nInformation Call Carol Wahpepah at (510) 485-1
191
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SUMMARY:Baby shower
CREATED:20081126T180146Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081129T170000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION: Press release: Public invited to participate at AIM 40 ye
ar Anniversary\n
\n\nAIM-WEST\, a non-profit organization based in San Francisco cordi
ally invites you to attend The 40 Year Anniversary and Reunion of the Am
erican Indian Movement. This event will take place November 24-28\, 200
8 in San Francisco. Please refer to the attached announcement and HYPE
RLINK "http://www.aimwest.info" www.aimwest.info for current updated inf
ormation and locations:\n\nMon. Nov. 24\, Time: 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Where:
Main Library S.F. 100 Larkin St & Grove-(Civic Center Bart Station) Ko
ret Auditorium all day\, conferencing & strategizing for the future\;\n\
nTues. Nov. 25\, Time: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Where: Baha’i Center\, 150 Valenci
a St.\, S.F.. Conferencing & strategizing for the future\;\n\nWed. Nov.
26\, Time: 12-6 p.m. Where: Baha’i Center\, 150 Valencia St.\, S.F. UnTh
anksgiving Dinner\, ceremonies and awards\; “The Eagle invites the Cond
or”. Special guests and performances. Music. \n\nThurs. Nov. 27\, Time
: 4-9 a.m. Where: S.F. Hornblower Tours Pier #31. Call 415-981-7625 or f
or advance tickets at HYPERLINK "http://www.alcatrazcruises.com" www.al
catrazcruises.com. \n\nFri. Nov. 28\, Time: 6-10 p.m. Where: Baha’i C
enter\, 150 Valencia St. S.F. Concert\, fundraiser-Live Music.\n\nThe th
eme of this historic gathering is “SOMOS UN SOLO RIO!” We Are One River\
, and “No One is Illegal!” welcoming our relations and stand in solidari
ty with peoples from Mexico\, Central and South America. This includes
recognition of Indigenous Nation’s inherent Right to Self-Determination\
, Honor and Respect for Treaties ratified by the US Congress\, Protectio
n of Sacred Sites\, Freedom for Political Prisoners\, and encourage U.S.
adoption of the United Nations General Assembly “Declaration on the Rig
hts of Indigenous Peoples”. Also for discussion are strategies for “Man
ifesto for Change”\, Green power from Red Power\; a sustainable future\,
and participation in international relations.\n\nThe AIM reunion includ
es invited speakers from California Indigenous Nations\, congratulatory
statements from Governments\, liberation movement representatives\, and
community organizations welcoming the occasion in solidarity with the AI
M leadership\, its campaigns and events\, and provide a direction for fu
ture activities and actions to consider.\n\nThe women and men of the AIM
-the warriors\, leaders\, marchers\, occupiers\, and dancers-reflect the
many faces of AIM\, a forty year old struggle with its roots in a 516 y
ear history of oppression. The names that sparked AIM are too numerous
to be included here. Countless efforts contributed to AIM. Many whose
stories are not told here have continued to inspire.\n\n“Spiritually\, c
ulturally\, socially\, economically and politically across the country\,
we developed an indigenous philosophy for the Indian nation\,” said Ver
non Bellecourt\, AIM spokesperson. “For the nation to heal\, we had to
start nurturing the roots. AIM developed the highway to get on if peopl
e want to get back to our traditional\, spiritual way of life.”\n\nAIM f
ounded or inspired organizations including American Indian OIC (Opportun
ities Industrialization Center)\, Legal Rights Center\, Little Earth of
United Tribes Housing\, Native American Community Clinic\, Migizi Commun
ications and Indian education that began with Little Red School House an
d Heart of the Earth Survival Schools in Minneapolis and St. Paul\, Minn
esota. AIM members brought the plight of Indian people to the attention
of the world community through the creation of the International Indian
Treaty Council (IITC)\, a United Nations non-governmental organization
based in San Francisco.\n\nThe IITC was founded in 1974 at a gathering b
y the American Indian Movement in Standing Rock\, South Dakota attended
by more than 5\,000 representatives of 98 Indigenous Nations throughout
the Americas. In 1977\, the IITC became the first organization of Indig
enous Peoples to be recognized as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO)
with Consultative Status to the United Nations Economic and Social Counc
il. \n\nDespite the history and the accomplishments\, AIM is difficult
to identify for some people. It seems to stand for many things at once-
the protection of treaty rights and the preservation of spirituality and
culture. But what else? Unlike the American civil rights movement\, w
ith which it has been compared\, AIM has seen self-determination and rac
ism differently. Desegregation was not a goal. Individual rights were
not placed ahead of the preservation of Native Nation sovereignty. At t
he 1971 AIM national conference it was decided that translating policy t
o practice meant building organizations—schools and housing and employme
nt services. \n\nOver the years\, as these organizations have grown\, th
ey have continued to serve the community from a base of Indian culture.
Before AIM in 1968\, culture had been weakened in most Indian communiti
es due to U.S. policy\, the American boarding schools and all the other
efforts to extinguish Indian secular and spiritual life. Now\, many gro
ups cannot remember a time without culture. This great revival has also
helped to restore spiritual leaders and elders to their former position
s of esteem for the wisdom and the history they can teach. All of these
actions are in concert with the principles of AIM and came into being a
t this time in history because Indian people have refused to relinquish
their sovereign right to exist as free and non-colonized people. \n\nAIM
-WEST was established to bring about awareness on issues that concern or
affect Indians of the Americas on a daily basis. Further\, it advocate
s for communities to establish strategic processes\, procedures for stan
dard setting\, and for the betterment and well-being of all Indigenous p
eoples. AIM-WEST addresses issues implicit in international laws and st
andards related to human rights\, the environment\, and promotes and sho
w cases cultural and traditional events to complement the diversity of I
ndigenous peoples representative from throughout the Americas and Pacifi
c region. It is common knowledge San Francisco is that microcosm of the
new American Indian merging together in mainstream USA today.\n\nThe ge
neral public is invited to attend. The press and media welcomed. Wheel
chair accessible. Broadcast daily on HYPERLINK "http://www.earthcycle
s.net" www.earthcycles.net and on local SF radio FM 104.1\n\nContact: T
ony Gonzales – 415-577-1492 Volunteer to help: Peggy Lem
ke 408-625-0986\n John Powers – 415-559-9724
Mark Anquoe 415-566-5788\n\n
\n\nAIM-WEST
\n1668 Alabama
Street\nSan Francisco\, CA 94110\nMobile: (415) 577-1492\n HYPERLINK "m
ailto:eltony@earthlink.net" eltony@earthlink.net\n HYPERLINK "http://www
.aimovement.org" www.aimovement.org \n
November
1\, 2008
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SUMMARY:AIM 40 year Anniversary
CREATED:20081126T191703Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081124T173000
LOCATION:100 Larkin St
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DESCRIPTION: Press release: Public invited to participate at AIM 40 ye
ar Anniversary\n
\n\nAIM-WEST\, a non-profit organization based in San Francisco cordi
ally invites you to attend The 40 Year Anniversary and Reunion of the Am
erican Indian Movement. This event will take place November 24-28\, 200
8 in San Francisco. Please refer to the attached announcement and HYPE
RLINK "http://www.aimwest.info" www.aimwest.info for current updated inf
ormation and locations:\n\nMon. Nov. 24\, Time: 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Where:
Main Library S.F. 100 Larkin St & Grove-(Civic Center Bart Station) Ko
ret Auditorium all day\, conferencing & strategizing for the future\;\n\
nTues. Nov. 25\, Time: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Where: Baha’i Center\, 150 Valenci
a St.\, S.F.. Conferencing & strategizing for the future\;\n\nWed. Nov.
26\, Time: 12-6 p.m. Where: Baha’i Center\, 150 Valencia St.\, S.F. UnTh
anksgiving Dinner\, ceremonies and awards\; “The Eagle invites the Cond
or”. Special guests and performances. Music. \n\nThurs. Nov. 27\, Time
: 4-9 a.m. Where: S.F. Hornblower Tours Pier #31. Call 415-981-7625 or f
or advance tickets at HYPERLINK "http://www.alcatrazcruises.com" www.al
catrazcruises.com. \n\nFri. Nov. 28\, Time: 6-10 p.m. Where: Baha’i C
enter\, 150 Valencia St. S.F. Concert\, fundraiser-Live Music.\n\nThe th
eme of this historic gathering is “SOMOS UN SOLO RIO!” We Are One River\
, and “No One is Illegal!” welcoming our relations and stand in solidari
ty with peoples from Mexico\, Central and South America. This includes
recognition of Indigenous Nation’s inherent Right to Self-Determination\
, Honor and Respect for Treaties ratified by the US Congress\, Protectio
n of Sacred Sites\, Freedom for Political Prisoners\, and encourage U.S.
adoption of the United Nations General Assembly “Declaration on the Rig
hts of Indigenous Peoples”. Also for discussion are strategies for “Man
ifesto for Change”\, Green power from Red Power\; a sustainable future\,
and participation in international relations.\n\nThe AIM reunion includ
es invited speakers from California Indigenous Nations\, congratulatory
statements from Governments\, liberation movement representatives\, and
community organizations welcoming the occasion in solidarity with the AI
M leadership\, its campaigns and events\, and provide a direction for fu
ture activities and actions to consider.\n\nThe women and men of the AIM
-the warriors\, leaders\, marchers\, occupiers\, and dancers-reflect the
many faces of AIM\, a forty year old struggle with its roots in a 516 y
ear history of oppression. The names that sparked AIM are too numerous
to be included here. Countless efforts contributed to AIM. Many whose
stories are not told here have continued to inspire.\n\n“Spiritually\, c
ulturally\, socially\, economically and politically across the country\,
we developed an indigenous philosophy for the Indian nation\,” said Ver
non Bellecourt\, AIM spokesperson. “For the nation to heal\, we had to
start nurturing the roots. AIM developed the highway to get on if peopl
e want to get back to our traditional\, spiritual way of life.”\n\nAIM f
ounded or inspired organizations including American Indian OIC (Opportun
ities Industrialization Center)\, Legal Rights Center\, Little Earth of
United Tribes Housing\, Native American Community Clinic\, Migizi Commun
ications and Indian education that began with Little Red School House an
d Heart of the Earth Survival Schools in Minneapolis and St. Paul\, Minn
esota. AIM members brought the plight of Indian people to the attention
of the world community through the creation of the International Indian
Treaty Council (IITC)\, a United Nations non-governmental organization
based in San Francisco.\n\nThe IITC was founded in 1974 at a gathering b
y the American Indian Movement in Standing Rock\, South Dakota attended
by more than 5\,000 representatives of 98 Indigenous Nations throughout
the Americas. In 1977\, the IITC became the first organization of Indig
enous Peoples to be recognized as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO)
with Consultative Status to the United Nations Economic and Social Counc
il. \n\nDespite the history and the accomplishments\, AIM is difficult
to identify for some people. It seems to stand for many things at once-
the protection of treaty rights and the preservation of spirituality and
culture. But what else? Unlike the American civil rights movement\, w
ith which it has been compared\, AIM has seen self-determination and rac
ism differently. Desegregation was not a goal. Individual rights were
not placed ahead of the preservation of Native Nation sovereignty. At t
he 1971 AIM national conference it was decided that translating policy t
o practice meant building organizations—schools and housing and employme
nt services. \n\nOver the years\, as these organizations have grown\, th
ey have continued to serve the community from a base of Indian culture.
Before AIM in 1968\, culture had been weakened in most Indian communiti
es due to U.S. policy\, the American boarding schools and all the other
efforts to extinguish Indian secular and spiritual life. Now\, many gro
ups cannot remember a time without culture. This great revival has also
helped to restore spiritual leaders and elders to their former position
s of esteem for the wisdom and the history they can teach. All of these
actions are in concert with the principles of AIM and came into being a
t this time in history because Indian people have refused to relinquish
their sovereign right to exist as free and non-colonized people. \n\nAIM
-WEST was established to bring about awareness on issues that concern or
affect Indians of the Americas on a daily basis. Further\, it advocate
s for communities to establish strategic processes\, procedures for stan
dard setting\, and for the betterment and well-being of all Indigenous p
eoples. AIM-WEST addresses issues implicit in international laws and st
andards related to human rights\, the environment\, and promotes and sho
w cases cultural and traditional events to complement the diversity of I
ndigenous peoples representative from throughout the Americas and Pacifi
c region. It is common knowledge San Francisco is that microcosm of the
new American Indian merging together in mainstream USA today.\n\nThe ge
neral public is invited to attend. The press and media welcomed. Wheel
chair accessible. Broadcast daily on HYPERLINK "http://www.earthcycle
s.net" www.earthcycles.net and on local SF radio FM 104.1\n\nContact: T
ony Gonzales – 415-577-1492 Volunteer to help: Peggy Lem
ke 408-625-0986\n John Powers – 415-559-9724
Mark Anquoe 415-566-5788\n\n
\n\nAIM-WEST
\n1668 Alabama
Street\nSan Francisco\, CA 94110\nMobile: (415) 577-1492\n HYPERLINK "m
ailto:eltony@earthlink.net" eltony@earthlink.net\n HYPERLINK "http://www
.aimovement.org" www.aimovement.org \n
November
1\, 2008
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SUMMARY:AIM 40 year Anniversary
CREATED:20081126T191713Z
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LOCATION:150 Valencia St.
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION: Press release: Public invited to participate at AIM 40 ye
ar Anniversary\n
\n\nAIM-WEST\, a non-profit organization based in San Francisco cordi
ally invites you to attend The 40 Year Anniversary and Reunion of the Am
erican Indian Movement. This event will take place November 24-28\, 200
8 in San Francisco. Please refer to the attached announcement and HYPE
RLINK "http://www.aimwest.info" www.aimwest.info for current updated inf
ormation and locations:\n\nMon. Nov. 24\, Time: 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Where:
Main Library S.F. 100 Larkin St & Grove-(Civic Center Bart Station) Ko
ret Auditorium all day\, conferencing & strategizing for the future\;\n\
nTues. Nov. 25\, Time: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Where: Baha’i Center\, 150 Valenci
a St.\, S.F.. Conferencing & strategizing for the future\;\n\nWed. Nov.
26\, Time: 12-6 p.m. Where: Baha’i Center\, 150 Valencia St.\, S.F. UnTh
anksgiving Dinner\, ceremonies and awards\; “The Eagle invites the Cond
or”. Special guests and performances. Music. \n\nThurs. Nov. 27\, Time
: 4-9 a.m. Where: S.F. Hornblower Tours Pier #31. Call 415-981-7625 or f
or advance tickets at HYPERLINK "http://www.alcatrazcruises.com" www.al
catrazcruises.com. \n\nFri. Nov. 28\, Time: 6-10 p.m. Where: Baha’i C
enter\, 150 Valencia St. S.F. Concert\, fundraiser-Live Music.\n\nThe th
eme of this historic gathering is “SOMOS UN SOLO RIO!” We Are One River\
, and “No One is Illegal!” welcoming our relations and stand in solidari
ty with peoples from Mexico\, Central and South America. This includes
recognition of Indigenous Nation’s inherent Right to Self-Determination\
, Honor and Respect for Treaties ratified by the US Congress\, Protectio
n of Sacred Sites\, Freedom for Political Prisoners\, and encourage U.S.
adoption of the United Nations General Assembly “Declaration on the Rig
hts of Indigenous Peoples”. Also for discussion are strategies for “Man
ifesto for Change”\, Green power from Red Power\; a sustainable future\,
and participation in international relations.\n\nThe AIM reunion includ
es invited speakers from California Indigenous Nations\, congratulatory
statements from Governments\, liberation movement representatives\, and
community organizations welcoming the occasion in solidarity with the AI
M leadership\, its campaigns and events\, and provide a direction for fu
ture activities and actions to consider.\n\nThe women and men of the AIM
-the warriors\, leaders\, marchers\, occupiers\, and dancers-reflect the
many faces of AIM\, a forty year old struggle with its roots in a 516 y
ear history of oppression. The names that sparked AIM are too numerous
to be included here. Countless efforts contributed to AIM. Many whose
stories are not told here have continued to inspire.\n\n“Spiritually\, c
ulturally\, socially\, economically and politically across the country\,
we developed an indigenous philosophy for the Indian nation\,” said Ver
non Bellecourt\, AIM spokesperson. “For the nation to heal\, we had to
start nurturing the roots. AIM developed the highway to get on if peopl
e want to get back to our traditional\, spiritual way of life.”\n\nAIM f
ounded or inspired organizations including American Indian OIC (Opportun
ities Industrialization Center)\, Legal Rights Center\, Little Earth of
United Tribes Housing\, Native American Community Clinic\, Migizi Commun
ications and Indian education that began with Little Red School House an
d Heart of the Earth Survival Schools in Minneapolis and St. Paul\, Minn
esota. AIM members brought the plight of Indian people to the attention
of the world community through the creation of the International Indian
Treaty Council (IITC)\, a United Nations non-governmental organization
based in San Francisco.\n\nThe IITC was founded in 1974 at a gathering b
y the American Indian Movement in Standing Rock\, South Dakota attended
by more than 5\,000 representatives of 98 Indigenous Nations throughout
the Americas. In 1977\, the IITC became the first organization of Indig
enous Peoples to be recognized as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO)
with Consultative Status to the United Nations Economic and Social Counc
il. \n\nDespite the history and the accomplishments\, AIM is difficult
to identify for some people. It seems to stand for many things at once-
the protection of treaty rights and the preservation of spirituality and
culture. But what else? Unlike the American civil rights movement\, w
ith which it has been compared\, AIM has seen self-determination and rac
ism differently. Desegregation was not a goal. Individual rights were
not placed ahead of the preservation of Native Nation sovereignty. At t
he 1971 AIM national conference it was decided that translating policy t
o practice meant building organizations—schools and housing and employme
nt services. \n\nOver the years\, as these organizations have grown\, th
ey have continued to serve the community from a base of Indian culture.
Before AIM in 1968\, culture had been weakened in most Indian communiti
es due to U.S. policy\, the American boarding schools and all the other
efforts to extinguish Indian secular and spiritual life. Now\, many gro
ups cannot remember a time without culture. This great revival has also
helped to restore spiritual leaders and elders to their former position
s of esteem for the wisdom and the history they can teach. All of these
actions are in concert with the principles of AIM and came into being a
t this time in history because Indian people have refused to relinquish
their sovereign right to exist as free and non-colonized people. \n\nAIM
-WEST was established to bring about awareness on issues that concern or
affect Indians of the Americas on a daily basis. Further\, it advocate
s for communities to establish strategic processes\, procedures for stan
dard setting\, and for the betterment and well-being of all Indigenous p
eoples. AIM-WEST addresses issues implicit in international laws and st
andards related to human rights\, the environment\, and promotes and sho
w cases cultural and traditional events to complement the diversity of I
ndigenous peoples representative from throughout the Americas and Pacifi
c region. It is common knowledge San Francisco is that microcosm of the
new American Indian merging together in mainstream USA today.\n\nThe ge
neral public is invited to attend. The press and media welcomed. Wheel
chair accessible. Broadcast daily on HYPERLINK "http://www.earthcycle
s.net" www.earthcycles.net and on local SF radio FM 104.1\n\nContact: T
ony Gonzales – 415-577-1492 Volunteer to help: Peggy Lem
ke 408-625-0986\n John Powers – 415-559-9724
Mark Anquoe 415-566-5788\n\n
\n\nAIM-WEST
\n1668 Alabama
Street\nSan Francisco\, CA 94110\nMobile: (415) 577-1492\n HYPERLINK "m
ailto:eltony@earthlink.net" eltony@earthlink.net\n HYPERLINK "http://www
.aimovement.org" www.aimovement.org \n
November
1\, 2008
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DTSTAMP:20081126T191756Z
SUMMARY:Un-Thanksgiving Dinner
CREATED:20081126T191756Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081126T180000
LOCATION:150 Valencia St.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION: Press release: Public invited to participate at AIM 40 ye
ar Anniversary\n
\n\nAIM-WEST\, a non-profit organization based in San Francisco cordi
ally invites you to attend The 40 Year Anniversary and Reunion of the Am
erican Indian Movement. This event will take place November 24-28\, 200
8 in San Francisco. Please refer to the attached announcement and HYPE
RLINK "http://www.aimwest.info" www.aimwest.info for current updated inf
ormation and locations:\n\nMon. Nov. 24\, Time: 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Where:
Main Library S.F. 100 Larkin St & Grove-(Civic Center Bart Station) Ko
ret Auditorium all day\, conferencing & strategizing for the future\;\n\
nTues. Nov. 25\, Time: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Where: Baha’i Center\, 150 Valenci
a St.\, S.F.. Conferencing & strategizing for the future\;\n\nWed. Nov.
26\, Time: 12-6 p.m. Where: Baha’i Center\, 150 Valencia St.\, S.F. UnTh
anksgiving Dinner\, ceremonies and awards\; “The Eagle invites the Cond
or”. Special guests and performances. Music. \n\nThurs. Nov. 27\, Time
: 4-9 a.m. Where: S.F. Hornblower Tours Pier #31. Call 415-981-7625 or f
or advance tickets at HYPERLINK "http://www.alcatrazcruises.com" www.al
catrazcruises.com. \n\nFri. Nov. 28\, Time: 6-10 p.m. Where: Baha’i C
enter\, 150 Valencia St. S.F. Concert\, fundraiser-Live Music.\n\nThe th
eme of this historic gathering is “SOMOS UN SOLO RIO!” We Are One River\
, and “No One is Illegal!” welcoming our relations and stand in solidari
ty with peoples from Mexico\, Central and South America. This includes
recognition of Indigenous Nation’s inherent Right to Self-Determination\
, Honor and Respect for Treaties ratified by the US Congress\, Protectio
n of Sacred Sites\, Freedom for Political Prisoners\, and encourage U.S.
adoption of the United Nations General Assembly “Declaration on the Rig
hts of Indigenous Peoples”. Also for discussion are strategies for “Man
ifesto for Change”\, Green power from Red Power\; a sustainable future\,
and participation in international relations.\n\nThe AIM reunion includ
es invited speakers from California Indigenous Nations\, congratulatory
statements from Governments\, liberation movement representatives\, and
community organizations welcoming the occasion in solidarity with the AI
M leadership\, its campaigns and events\, and provide a direction for fu
ture activities and actions to consider.\n\nThe women and men of the AIM
-the warriors\, leaders\, marchers\, occupiers\, and dancers-reflect the
many faces of AIM\, a forty year old struggle with its roots in a 516 y
ear history of oppression. The names that sparked AIM are too numerous
to be included here. Countless efforts contributed to AIM. Many whose
stories are not told here have continued to inspire.\n\n“Spiritually\, c
ulturally\, socially\, economically and politically across the country\,
we developed an indigenous philosophy for the Indian nation\,” said Ver
non Bellecourt\, AIM spokesperson. “For the nation to heal\, we had to
start nurturing the roots. AIM developed the highway to get on if peopl
e want to get back to our traditional\, spiritual way of life.”\n\nAIM f
ounded or inspired organizations including American Indian OIC (Opportun
ities Industrialization Center)\, Legal Rights Center\, Little Earth of
United Tribes Housing\, Native American Community Clinic\, Migizi Commun
ications and Indian education that began with Little Red School House an
d Heart of the Earth Survival Schools in Minneapolis and St. Paul\, Minn
esota. AIM members brought the plight of Indian people to the attention
of the world community through the creation of the International Indian
Treaty Council (IITC)\, a United Nations non-governmental organization
based in San Francisco.\n\nThe IITC was founded in 1974 at a gathering b
y the American Indian Movement in Standing Rock\, South Dakota attended
by more than 5\,000 representatives of 98 Indigenous Nations throughout
the Americas. In 1977\, the IITC became the first organization of Indig
enous Peoples to be recognized as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO)
with Consultative Status to the United Nations Economic and Social Counc
il. \n\nDespite the history and the accomplishments\, AIM is difficult
to identify for some people. It seems to stand for many things at once-
the protection of treaty rights and the preservation of spirituality and
culture. But what else? Unlike the American civil rights movement\, w
ith which it has been compared\, AIM has seen self-determination and rac
ism differently. Desegregation was not a goal. Individual rights were
not placed ahead of the preservation of Native Nation sovereignty. At t
he 1971 AIM national conference it was decided that translating policy t
o practice meant building organizations—schools and housing and employme
nt services. \n\nOver the years\, as these organizations have grown\, th
ey have continued to serve the community from a base of Indian culture.
Before AIM in 1968\, culture had been weakened in most Indian communiti
es due to U.S. policy\, the American boarding schools and all the other
efforts to extinguish Indian secular and spiritual life. Now\, many gro
ups cannot remember a time without culture. This great revival has also
helped to restore spiritual leaders and elders to their former position
s of esteem for the wisdom and the history they can teach. All of these
actions are in concert with the principles of AIM and came into being a
t this time in history because Indian people have refused to relinquish
their sovereign right to exist as free and non-colonized people. \n\nAIM
-WEST was established to bring about awareness on issues that concern or
affect Indians of the Americas on a daily basis. Further\, it advocate
s for communities to establish strategic processes\, procedures for stan
dard setting\, and for the betterment and well-being of all Indigenous p
eoples. AIM-WEST addresses issues implicit in international laws and st
andards related to human rights\, the environment\, and promotes and sho
w cases cultural and traditional events to complement the diversity of I
ndigenous peoples representative from throughout the Americas and Pacifi
c region. It is common knowledge San Francisco is that microcosm of the
new American Indian merging together in mainstream USA today.\n\nThe ge
neral public is invited to attend. The press and media welcomed. Wheel
chair accessible. Broadcast daily on HYPERLINK "http://www.earthcycle
s.net" www.earthcycles.net and on local SF radio FM 104.1\n\nContact: T
ony Gonzales – 415-577-1492 Volunteer to help: Peggy Lem
ke 408-625-0986\n John Powers – 415-559-9724
Mark Anquoe 415-566-5788\n\n
\n\nAIM-WEST
\n1668 Alabama
Street\nSan Francisco\, CA 94110\nMobile: (415) 577-1492\n HYPERLINK "m
ailto:eltony@earthlink.net" eltony@earthlink.net\n HYPERLINK "http://www
.aimovement.org" www.aimovement.org \n
November
1\, 2008
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SUMMARY:AIM 40 year Anniversary Concert
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LOCATION:150 Valencia St.
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DESCRIPTION:November Artist-in-Residence: Ernesto Hernández Olmos\nXibal
ba\, the Sacred Path of Death and Rebirth\nOctober 29 through November 3
0\nWednesday-Sunday\, 1:00-5:00 p.m.\nFridays\, October 31-November 28\,
6:00-8:45 p.m.\n\nErnesto Hernández Olmos will enhance the experience o
f the de Young's Mesoamerican collection with contemporary and interacti
ve art\, including sculptures. "Xibalba" refers to an ancient ball court
and represents a path of transformation that symbolizes death and rebir
th. This creates an opportunity to learn and grow at a higher level of
consciousness. Visitors are invited to create works of art as a way to
connect with their ancestors and the natural elements\, earth\, water\,
air\, and fire.\n \n \nFriday\, November 28\, 6:00 to 8:45 p.m.\nRecept
ion in the Kimball Education Gallery\nCelebrate the residency of Ernesto
Hernández Olmos with light refreshments and music.\n
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SUMMARY:Ernesto Hernández Olmos at de Young
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LOCATION:Young
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DESCRIPTION:March Point on PBS' Independent Lens Series TONIGHT\nStart T
ime 11:00 PM\nEnd Time 12:00 PM\nLocation PBS\nDescription ABOUT THE
FILM: Meet Cody\, Nick and Travis—three teenagers from the Swinomish Tr
ibe. After hard times on the rez lead to rehab and drug court\, they are
offered an alternative: to make a documentary about the impact of two o
il refineries on their community. A collaborative coming of age story\,
MARCH POINT follows the ambivalent and once-troubled teens as they come
to understand themselves and the threat their people face. More info: ht
tp://www.deafmedia.org http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/getinvolved/ci
nema\nPosted by Gengibre8\nUpdated 11/18/2008
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CREATED:20081126T203906Z
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LOCATION:PBS
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DESCRIPTION:From Food and Water Watch:\nWhat: Challenging Corporate Cont
rol of Water: A Public Forum\nWhen: Tuesday\, December 2nd from 7pm-9pm\
nWhere: Mission Cultural Center\, located at 2868 Mission St (at 25th St
.) in San Francisco – free event.\nWhy: Next week private water corporat
ions are coming to San Francisco for a greenwashing conference and we're
not going to let them get away with it. On Tuesday night\, join a coal
ition of Bay Area-based organizations for a public discussion about the
need for a public\, \ncommunity-based water policy for the twenty-first
century. \nSpeakers will include:\nMaude Barlow\, Blue Planet Project\
, Special Advisor to the United Nations\,\nWenonah Hauter\, Executive Di
rector\, Food & Water Watch\,\nCaleen Sisk-Franco\, Chief\, Winnemeum Wi
ntu Tribe\, Indigenous Environmental Network\,\nAmit Srivastava\, Coord
inator\, International Campaign Against Coca-Cola.\nWe look forward to s
eeing you there – be sure to stop by the Tuolumne River Trust table to
say hi! \nFor more information call 415-293-9905 or email jconant@fwwatc
h.org\nor amit@indiaresource.org.\n
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SUMMARY:Challenging Corporate Control of Water: A Public Forum
CREATED:20081129T201137Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081202T210000
LOCATION:Mission Cultural Center\, 2868 Mission St.\, San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, December 4\, 8 p.m. \nLECTURE/DEMONSTRATION \nDem
onstration: Part of the First International Body Music Festival\n\n\nBef
ore people were hollowing logs and striking rocks\, they were using thei
r bodies to stomp\, clap\, sing\, snap\, and grunt their musical ideas.
This event is hosted by Crosspulse Artistic Director Keith Terry and fea
tures Barbatuques (Sao Paulo\, Brazil)\, KeKeÇa (Istanbul\, Turkey) and
Celina Kalluk and Lucie Idlout (Iqaluit\, Nunavut\, Canada). For more in
formation on the artists and the festival\, go to http://www.crosspulse.
com. Advance tickets available through Brown Paper Tickets http://www.br
ownpapertickets.com. 8 p.m. $10 adults/$5 OMCA members and kids under 12
. Oakland Museum of California \n1000 Oak St. Oakland (near Lake Merrit
BART) \n8pm\, $10 adults/$5 Museum Members and Kids under 12
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DTSTAMP:20081203T193138Z
SUMMARY:Body Music Festival Features Iqualuit/Nunavut Singers Celina Kal
luk and Ludie Idlout
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DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081204T220000
LOCATION:1000 Oak St. Oakland (near Lake Merrit BART)
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DESCRIPTION:Note: On Saturday night at the Pow Wow\, there will be 8 yo
ung men dancing out their new grass dance outfits together. They have b
een part of the regalia class sponsored by Medicine Warriors Dance Troup
e/All Nations Singers and the American Indian Child Resource Center. Pl
ease come to support our young men dancers.\n\n 10th ANNUAL AMERICAN
INDIAN CHILD RESOURCE CENTER POW-WOW\n DECEMBER 6-7
\, 2008\n \n\n Saturday\, December 6 11am-10pm\n
Sunday\, December 7 11am-7pm\n\n Laney College G
ymnasium\n 900 Fallon St.\, Oakland\, CA 94607\n\n
All Drums & Dancers welcome. Free Public Event. \n Contest
Dancing\, Santa Gift Giveaway\, Native American Food\, \n
Authentic Native American Crafts.\n\nHead Woman Dancer - Anecita Yazhi
\nHead Man Dancer - Akicita Feather Necklace \nHead Young Woman Dancer
- Numu Wockmetooah \nHead Young Man Dancer - Jon Swimmer \n\nHost Northe
rn Drum - All Nations (Oakland\, CA)\nHost Southern Drum - Red Buffalo (
Fresno\, CA)\nMC - Tom Phillips (Kiowa) \nArena Director - Earl Neconi
e (Kiowa)\nHead Gourd Dancer - Eric Kimple\nHead Judge - Kayleen Kimple\
n\nLaney College is accessible by BART (Lake Merritt BART Station) and A
C Transit (bus lines #59\, 59A & 88 ). Parking is free in all Student P
arking Lots. From 880 South\, Jackson St. Exit\, left on Oak St. and ri
ght on 8th St. From 880 North\, 5th Ave. Exit and right under freeway o
nto 5th.\n\nSponsored by the American Indian Child Resource Center (AICR
C). AICRC is not responsible for any loss or damage to any private prope
rty\, or bodily harm. \n\n To contact AICRC: (510)208-1870\, x310 or
manny@aicrc.org
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SUMMARY:Dec 6-7 PowWow
CREATED:20081203T202928Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081206T220000
LOCATION:Laney College Gymnasium\n 900 Fallon St.\, Oakland\
, CA 94607
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DESCRIPTION:Note: On Saturday night at the Pow Wow\, there will be 8 yo
ung men dancing out their new grass dance outfits together. They have b
een part of the regalia class sponsored by Medicine Warriors Dance Troup
e/All Nations Singers and the American Indian Child Resource Center. Pl
ease come to support our young men dancers.\n\n 10th ANNUAL AMERICAN
INDIAN CHILD RESOURCE CENTER POW-WOW\n DECEMBER 6-7
\, 2008\n \n\n Saturday\, December 6 11am-10pm\n
Sunday\, December 7 11am-7pm\n\n Laney College G
ymnasium\n 900 Fallon St.\, Oakland\, CA 94607\n\n
All Drums & Dancers welcome. Free Public Event. \n Contest
Dancing\, Santa Gift Giveaway\, Native American Food\, \n
Authentic Native American Crafts.\n\nHead Woman Dancer - Anecita Yazhi
\nHead Man Dancer - Akicita Feather Necklace \nHead Young Woman Dancer
- Numu Wockmetooah \nHead Young Man Dancer - Jon Swimmer \n\nHost Northe
rn Drum - All Nations (Oakland\, CA)\nHost Southern Drum - Red Buffalo (
Fresno\, CA)\nMC - Tom Phillips (Kiowa) \nArena Director - Earl Neconi
e (Kiowa)\nHead Gourd Dancer - Eric Kimple\nHead Judge - Kayleen Kimple\
n\nLaney College is accessible by BART (Lake Merritt BART Station) and A
C Transit (bus lines #59\, 59A & 88 ). Parking is free in all Student P
arking Lots. From 880 South\, Jackson St. Exit\, left on Oak St. and ri
ght on 8th St. From 880 North\, 5th Ave. Exit and right under freeway o
nto 5th.\n\nSponsored by the American Indian Child Resource Center (AICR
C). AICRC is not responsible for any loss or damage to any private prope
rty\, or bodily harm. \n\n To contact AICRC: (510)208-1870\, x310 or
manny@aicrc.org
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SUMMARY:Dec 6-7 PowWow
CREATED:20081203T202945Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081207T190000
LOCATION:Laney College Gymnasium\n 900 Fallon St.\, Oakland\
, CA 94607
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DESCRIPTION:Huichol Art Show with Luciano Valdez\, Dec 06\, 2008\nSaturd
ay\, December 6 \n11:00 am to 6:00 pm \nSunday\, December 7 \n11:00 am t
o 5:00 pm \nGathering Tribes\, 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley. Weekend hour
s: Saturday\, 10 am - 6 pm.\, Sunday\, 11 am - 5 pm. FMI: 510.528-9038
www.gatheringtribes.com. *** \nThe Huichol people create beautiful art
work using tiny \nseed beads or yarn pressed in to a mixture of tree res
in and beeswax over wood. Our dear friend\, Luciano Valdez\, brings a bo
unty of Huichol art from his remote village of \nNueva Colonia in the Si
erra Madres of Mexico. In order \nto support this very traditional villa
ge\, all proceeds from the sales will go directly to Luciano. \n\nFor th
e past several years in December\, Luciano has \nbrought one of the trad
itional Medicine Men with him to Gathering Tribes to work on people duri
ng the show. While the Medicine Man won't be able to be with us in Decem
ber\, he might be here for the Spring time Huichol Show. Please check ba
ck before then for details.\n
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SUMMARY:Huichol Art Show with Luciano Valdez
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DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081206T180000
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DESCRIPTION:Huichol Art Show with Luciano Valdez\, Dec 06\, 2008\nSaturd
ay\, December 6 \n11:00 am to 6:00 pm \nSunday\, December 7 \n11:00 am t
o 5:00 pm \nGathering Tribes\, 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley. Weekend hour
s: Saturday\, 10 am - 6 pm.\, Sunday\, 11 am - 5 pm. FMI: 510.528-9038
www.gatheringtribes.com. *** \nThe Huichol people create beautiful art
work using tiny \nseed beads or yarn pressed in to a mixture of tree res
in and beeswax over wood. Our dear friend\, Luciano Valdez\, brings a bo
unty of Huichol art from his remote village of \nNueva Colonia in the Si
erra Madres of Mexico. In order \nto support this very traditional villa
ge\, all proceeds from the sales will go directly to Luciano. \n\nFor th
e past several years in December\, Luciano has \nbrought one of the trad
itional Medicine Men with him to Gathering Tribes to work on people duri
ng the show. While the Medicine Man won't be able to be with us in Decem
ber\, he might be here for the Spring time Huichol Show. Please check ba
ck before then for details.\n
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SUMMARY:Huichol Art Show with Luciano Valdez
CREATED:20081203T204859Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081207T170000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes
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DESCRIPTION:INTERNATIONAL INDIAN TREATY COUNCIL\nPRESS ADVISORY – DECEMB
ER 10\, 2008\nContact: Morning Star Gali\, p: (510) 827-6719 \nEmail: mo
rningstar@treatycouncil.org\n \nDecember 10th\, 2008\, is the 60th anniv
ersary of the Adoption by the United Nations of the Universal Declaratio
n Human Rights. What does this mean to Indigenous Peoples? What is the
significance of the adoption in September 2007 of the UN Declaration on
the Rights of Indigenous Peoples?\n\nJoin us for a community training on
Indigenous Peoples achievements at the UN and how we can utilize them t
o defend Indigenous Peoples' human rights today. \n\nWHO: International
Indian Treaty Council (IITC) and the Intertribal Friendship House\n\nWH
EN: Wednesday\, December 10\, 2008\, 7:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.\n\nWHERE: Int
ertribal Friendship House\, 52 International Boulevard\, Oakland\, CA\n\
nWHAT: "Sixty Year Later: Reaffirming the "Inherent Dignity" and "Equal
and Inalienable Rights" of Indigenous Peoples -- A Community Human Righ
ts Training on the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples an
d how we can use the UN to defend Indigenous Peoples' Human Rights today
.\n\nBACKGROUND: After many years of work on the Declaration at the UN\,
Indigenous Peoples wereable to include f our understandings and defini
tions of human rights. These rights are based on Indigenous understandin
gs of the essential interrelationship between our lands\, cultures and s
pirituality\, political and social institutions and self-determination\,
as well as the collective basis of our identity and existence.\n\nToday
\, Indigenous Peoples are struggling against ongoing appropriations of o
ur lands and desecration of our sacred sites in many places such as San
Francisco Peaks and Medicine Lake. One urgent example is violation of
Western Shoshone human rights by Barrick Gold Corporation in Nevada. Th
e company has already begun the removal of 30 acres of trees per day in
preparation for blasting and excavation of a new pit estimated to be ove
r 900 acres in size with a depth of over 2\,000 feet adjacent to sacred
Mt. Tenobo. The Western Shoshone grandmothers have put out a call for su
pport. \n\nAndrea Carmen\, IITC Executive Director (Yaqui Nation)\, wil
l provide a community training on the UN Declaration on the Rights of In
digenous Peoples and Indigenous Peoples work at the UN. Andrea has serve
d as the Executive Director of the IITC since 1992. She is currently the
Co-coordinator of the North America Indigenous Peoples Regional Caucus
and was a member of the Indigenous Peoples International Steering Commit
tee for work on the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
. Morning Star Gali\, IITC Community Liaison Coordinator and Board Chair
woman of the Intertribal Friendship House (Pit River Nation\, California
)\, will provide an update on Human Rights Struggles from the Bay Area a
nd across Turtle Island. \n\n
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SUMMARY:Community Human Rights Training 60th Anniversary of the Univers
al Declaration of Human Rights
CREATED:20081210T044529Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081210T213000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\, 523 International Blvd. Oakland
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DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, 10 December 2008\n6 pm to 9 pm\n\nSF Camerawork\
n657 Mission Street\, 2nd floor\nSan Francisco\, CA 94105-4104\nsfcamera
work.org\n\nCHORDATA\nWorks from the students of the Performance/Sound/L
anguage class with Blixa Bargeld\n\n\nOn Wednesday December 10\, from 6
pm to 9 pm\, SF Camerawork will host an event exhibiting art works in va
ried mediums and genres from the New Genres department at San Francisco
Art Institute under the tutelage of visiting faculty Blixa Bargeld. Barg
eld is known for his interdisciplinary solo works as well as for his wor
k with Einsturzende Neubauten and Nick Cave.\n\nPerformance works includ
e:\nlaptop ensemble\; experimental choir performance(s)\;\nlive digital
performance(s)\; varied sound and language-based work\; and movement and
dance based performance\n\nOther works include:\nwunderkammer (cabinet
of curiosities)\; video installation\;\ntechnological works\; Printmakin
g\; Photography\; works in all dimensions\n\n\nFor further information p
lease contact:\nTyrone Davies\n415 505 7974\ntyrone@loaf-i.com\n\n\nPart
icipating Artists:\n\nLuca Antonucci\nZana Bayne\nJanella Chan\nChris Co
rrente\nStoyan Dabov\nTyrone Davies\nAimee Duddridge\nSara Eliassen\nNiz
honi Ellenwood\nAndres Garcia\nMarya Krogstad\nLauren Kronemyer\nAmy Mor
genstern\nDoc Nolan\nRebecca Parks-Ramage\nKelli Ryan\nOrion Sides\nMari
t Silsand\n
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SUMMARY:Nizhoni Ellenwood in Gallery Show: CHORDATA
CREATED:20081210T051212Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081210T210000
LOCATION:SF Cameraword\, 657 Mission St\, 2nd Floor\, SF.
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DESCRIPTION:EASTSIDE CULTURAL CENTER \nHOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE & ART SALE\nFr
iday\, December 19\n5-7pm @ EastSide Arts Alliance\n2277 International B
lvd.\, Oakland\, CA\nCards\, prints\, artwork by community artists\nDeli
cious empanadas by Rosa\n \nMarch Point\na film by Annie Silverstein\, T
racy Rector\,\nCody Cayou\, Nick Clark\, and Travis Tom\n7pm @ EastSide
Arts Alliance\nCommunity discussion to follow\n \nCody\, Nick and Travis
\, three teens from the Swinomish Indian Tribe\, wanted to make a gangst
er movie or rap video. But instead they were asked to investigate the im
pact of two oil refineries on their tribal community. March Point follow
s their journey as they come to understand themselves\, their environmen
t and the threat their people face.\n \nFor centuries the Swinomish Indi
an Tribe has relied on the natural resources of the Skagit Valley\, thro
ugh clamming\, crabbing\, and fishing. Before white settlement tribal pe
ople inhabited the valleys\, rivers\, and shorelines\, living off the ri
ch land. But in 1855 most of this land was taken away by the Federal gov
ernment in the Treaty of Point Elliott. The Swinomish people were left w
ith basic health care\, some fishing rights and a small reservation. In
the late 1950s\, two oil refineries were built on March Point\, an area
that was once part of the Swinomish reservation by treaty. Over time\, t
he presence of the refineries has negatively affected the health of the
water and land and the very fabric of cultural tradition itself. March P
oint is the story of three boys awakening to the destruction these refin
eries have wrought in their communities. Ambivalent environmental ambass
adors at the onset\, the boys grapple with their assignment through humo
r\, sarcasm and a candid self-knowledge.\n \nFinal Fridays Films of Resi
stance and Solidarity\, a free monthly community event produced by EastS
ide Arts Alliance (ESAA)\, screens on the last Friday of every month and
is funded in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
ESAA is dedicated to nurturing and supporting the work of the Lower San
Antonio District’s African American\, Latino/ Chicano\, Asian/Pacific Is
lander\, and Indigenous artists and cultural workers\, many of whom have
not found a home within Oakland’s mainstream arts community.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081219T170000
DTSTAMP:20081210T051841Z
SUMMARY:EastSide Open House & Art Sale & Final Friday Film -FREE
CREATED:20081210T051841Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081219T190000
LOCATION:Eastside Arts Alliance\n2277 International Blvd.\, Oakland\, CA
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DESCRIPTION:2950 International Blvd. Across from Goodwill.\nAll wild wom
en over 40 are invited to attend the event and see the new health clinic
facilities. Potluck\, gifts welcome to share. Announcements and prese
ntations from various clinic departments.
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DTSTAMP:20081210T054235Z
SUMMARY:Wild Women Over 40
CREATED:20081210T054006Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081212T140000
LOCATION:NAHC new Clinic
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:\nAfter Prop 8: What Next? - Community Forum\n\nWe've got a
great "After Prop 8" community forum taking place in Oakland: Dec 10\,
2008\, 6:00 - 9:00 pm\, at the Intertribal Friendship House (524 Interna
tional Blvd\, Oakland\, CA\, 94606.) \n\nSponsoring organizations includ
e: ACLU-Northern CA\, activelyOUT\, And Marriage For All\, API Equality\
, Bay Area American Indian Two Spirits\, Color of Equality\, Marriage Eq
uality USA. \n\nAt the forum\, we'll evaluate the effectiveness of the o
fficial Prop 8 campaign & the larger Prop 8 movement\, and we'll look at
Next Steps - all in the context of marriage equality\, transforming hom
ophobia & racism & other oppressions\, and overall grassroots movement b
uilding. Given the schisms that arose within and between communities bef
ore and after the passage of Prop 8\, it is most appropriate - symbolica
lly and substantively - that the community forum will be held in an LGBT
IQ-friendly Community of Color space that is simultaneously spiritual &
mundane\, the wonderful Intertribal Friendship House (http://www.ifhurba
nrez.org.)\n\nAttend the Oakland Marriage Equality Community Forum \nWed
. Dec 10\, 2008 \n6–9pm (6-7pm potluck\; 7-9 forum) \nRSVP at (415) 621-
2493 x372 \nWheelchair Accessible \n\nFor more information e-mail ca-ala
meda [at] marriageequality.org \nSponsoring Organizations: ACLU-NC\, Bay
ard Rustin Coalition\, Marriage Equality USA\, and Sisters of Perpetual
Indulgence
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081210T180000
DTSTAMP:20081210T183119Z
SUMMARY:Prop 8 Strategy Meeting
CREATED:20081210T183119Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081210T210000
LOCATION:IFH\, 523 International Blvd\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a night of arts and prevention!\nFood will be pr
ovided!\nFriday\, November 21st 6-9pm\nMills College
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DTSTAMP:20081210T190049Z
SUMMARY:Indigenous Artists Against AIDS
CREATED:20081210T190019Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081121T210000
LOCATION:Mills College
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Uke for Beginners/Strumming\, Picking and Playalong/90 minut
es/ $30 per person\n\nDATE: SATURDAY\, DEC 13 5PM-6:30PM\nLOCATION: KAUL
ULEHUA Hawaiian Cultural Center 423 Baden AVe\, SSF\nwww.apop.net - info
@apop.net - 650-588-1091\nPlease RSVP TODAY!\n\nSinging and playing musi
c can provide hours of enjoyment. The ukulele is one of the easiest inst
ruments to learn. With very few basic skills\, you can quickly play your
favorite Hawaiian songs. The instructor will present a simple way of un
derstanding music and how to use good practice habits to improve quickly
. Recommended for beginners and intermediate level players.\nHiram Bell
was born and raised in Honolulu O'ahu\, where he studied music at the Un
iversity of Hawai'i and \nKawaioha'o Church. He has been teaching and pe
rforming in the Bay Area for more than 10 years.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081213T170000
DTSTAMP:20081210T204439Z
SUMMARY:Hiram Bell/Saturday's Uke workshop
CREATED:20081210T204439Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081213T183000
LOCATION:Kaululehua HI Cultural Center\, 423 Baden Ave\, South San Franc
isco
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Celebration for the Medicine Warriors All Nations Birthday c
elebration at IFH\, 523 Internatinal Blvd.\, Oakland\, CA \nPotluck and
birthday celebration for the 10 years that MWAN has been hosting the we
ekly dance practice at IFH. \nSpecial guest drums and a hand drum celeb
ration will also be held. \nEveryone is welcome!
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DTSTAMP:20081210T220351Z
SUMMARY:Medicine Warriors All Nations Celebration
CREATED:20081210T215915Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081213T180000
LOCATION:IFH\, 523 International Blvd.\, Oakland
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Medicine Warriors Dancers/All Nation Singers \n10th\, Annual
Anniversary/Round Dance \n\n***SPECIAL NOTICE***\n\n December 13th\, 20
08\nSaturday \n1:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.\nAt the \nInter-Tribal Friendship
House\n523 International Blvd.\nOakland\, California 94606 \n\nThe Medic
ine Warrior Dance Troupe\nAll Nation Singers\n\nWill be hosting it’s\n 1
0th\, Annual Anniversary\nRound Dance\nAgenda is as Follows:\nSinging *
Dancing * Food * Raffle * \n Cake Walk * Fun Times\n\nFood will
be donated by:\nMedicine Warrior Dance Troupe\nAll Nation Singers\nTrad
itional foods such as:\nBuffalo * Caribou? * Elk * Deer * Salmon\n\nFUN
*** FITNESS *** FRIENDSHIP\n\nGilbert Blacksmith 510.827-7944
for more information.\n\nPLEASE BRING YOUR FAVORITE DISH \n THIS IS A
POTLUCK DINNER \n\nSuggested Donation: Pasta\, Rice\, Potatoes\, Bre
ads\, Soda Drinks or Juices\, Chips\, Etc..\n \n Come as you are and sup
port our all singers/drums and dancers. Everyone is welcome to join our.
\n\n10th\, Annual Anniversary\nRound Dance\n\nPlease bring your \nFamili
es\, Friends and Neighbors \n\nDECEMBER 13th\, 2008\nSaturday\n1:00 p.m
. – 10:00 p.m.\n Inter-Tribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd.\
nOakland\, California 94606\n\nPOTLUCK *** POTLUCK *** POTLUCK\n\nBRING
YOUR FAVORITE DISH AND CELEBRATE WITH THE COMMUNITY.\n Everyone is Welco
me\, \nThis is an ALCOHOL and DRUG FREE Celebration\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081213T130000
DTSTAMP:20081212T082933Z
SUMMARY:Medicine Warriors All Nations 10th Annual Anniversary/Round Danc
e
CREATED:20081212T082933Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081213T220000
LOCATION:Inter-Tribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd.\nOakland
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Bird & Jill\nLocation: Bird's house\n381 30th Street\, San
Francisco\, CA 94131 US\nWhen: Sunday\, December 14\, 3:00PM\nPhone:
415-826-6005\nDear Beautiful Women friends/Ohana\,\n\nPlease come to m
y home in Noe Valley for a Holiday Trunk Show\, great one of a kind gift
items. Silk and Silk Brocade Jackets\, cotton Bomber Jackets\, fun sca
rves\, bracelets by Jill and small original and giclee artworks at affor
dable prices. Jill is bringing her famous shrimp mold too! Please join
us for some Holiday cheer also known as Prosecco while getting some sho
pping done for that hard to buy for person on your list! Sorry for such
short notice but we hope you can squeeze us in on your Holiday calendar
. Peace\, Bird
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081214T150000
DTSTAMP:20081212T180047Z
SUMMARY:Holiday Trunk Show
CREATED:20081212T180047Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081214T160000
LOCATION:house\n381 30th Street\, San Francisco\, CA 94131 US
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:March 2009\n\nAmerican Masterpieces: Artistic Legacy of Cali
fornia Indian Basketry exhibition will open at The California Museum on
March 14\, 2009. This exhibit of over 80 California Indian baskets from
the vast collection held by California State Parks\, will be on display
through early 2010. Many of these exquisite baskets will be on public vi
ew for the first time.\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090314T120000
DTSTAMP:20081215T044936Z
SUMMARY:American Masterpieces: Artistic Legacy of California Indian Bask
etry
CREATED:20081215T044936Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090314T170000
LOCATION:California Inidan Muesum\, Sacramento
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:FY 2009 Regional Project Development and Pre-Application Wor
kshops\nThe Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) has partnered with AC
KCO\, Incorporated (ACKCO) to host a series of four free three- day\, re
gional project development and pre-application workshops for the Federal
Fiscal Year 2009 Grants to Indian Tribal Governments and Sexual Assault
Services Program (Tribal Governments Program). The workshops are design
ed to provide potential applicants to the program with a comprehensive o
verview of the grant program requirements and application process. The w
orkshops will also increase the capacity of individual tribal government
s to successfully prepare a competitive application for the FY 2009 Trib
al Governments Program.\nFOR MORE INFORMATION\, PLEASE CALL (800) 525-28
59\, ext 153 or E-mail: kathleen.telmont@ackco.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090203
DTSTAMP:20081217T000636Z
SUMMARY:workshop tutorial on Office of Violence Against Women applicatio
ns
CREATED:20081217T000636Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090206
LOCATION:Sacramento\, CA
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:WHAT: Fundraiser for Monique Larson\nFundraiser an
d marrow/stem cell drive for Monique \nLarson\n\nWHEN: Wed. Dec.
17 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.\n\nWHERE: Cover Story\n\n216 Main St.\
n\nLos Altos\, CA 94022\n\nDonations to defray Monique’s lab fees.\n\n
Light refreshments will be served.\n\nINFO: 1-800-593-6667
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081217T170000
DTSTAMP:20081217T000758Z
SUMMARY:Fundraiser for Monique Larson
CREATED:20081217T000758Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081217T210000
LOCATION:Cover Story\n216 Main St.\nLos Altos\, CA 94022
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:CUICACALLI DANCE SCHOOL \nPRESENTS…….\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSunday\,
December 21\, 2008\n2:00pm\nBrava Theater\n2789 24th Street @ York\n$10
admission\n\ncall 415.672.6550 for more info.\n\n\n\n\n\nCelebrating Co
ntemporary\, Mexican Folklorico\, and Hip-Hop Dance with our community’s
youth.\n\nWith Guest Artists: Ensambles Infantil de San Francisco\, and
more!\n\n\nPresented by Dancing Earth Creations\, Inc.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081221T140000
DTSTAMP:20081217T002244Z
SUMMARY:Cuicacalli Dance School
CREATED:20081217T002244Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081221T150000
LOCATION:Brava Theatre\, 2789 24th Street\, San Francisco
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Michael Horse Holiday Show \, Dec 20\, 2008\nMichael Horse H
oliday Show \n\nSaturday\, December 20 \n10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. \nSunda
y\, December 21 \n10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. \n\nEnjoy some holiday cheer w
hile visiting with Michael Horse. Be one of the first to see his new jew
elry and ledger paintings. \n\nMichael Horse\, of Yaqui\, Zuni and Mesca
lero Apache descent is a world renown and award winning artist\, jeweler
and actor. Best known for his role in the ground breaking television se
ries\, Twin Peaks\, he has also appeared in many movies\, television ser
ies and plays. He has been making jewelry for over 30 years and speciali
zes in Katsina pieces in gold or silver with the best of stones. His led
ger paintings have been shown in galleries and museums around the world.
Using water color\, pen and ink on authentic antique documents Michael
creates stories of the past.\n\nSpecial Treat! Art Quintana is bringing
box loads of Native American pawn jewelry from the Southwest. You will f
ind bracelets\, rings\, bolo ties\, squash blossom necklaces\, concho be
lts and more\, all at 20% off of the marked prices. Great for holiday gi
ft giving. Holiday cheer and snacks will be available to fortify your sh
opping experience!\n\nPhone: (510) 528-9038 http://www.michaelho
rse.com\n\nGathering Tribes\, 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley. Weekend hours
: Saturday\, 10 am - 6 pm.\, Sunday\, 11 am - 5 pm. FMI: 510.528-9038 w
ww.gatheringtribes.com. ***
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081220T100000
DTSTAMP:20081217T201845Z
SUMMARY:Michael Horse Holiday Show
CREATED:20081217T201558Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081220T190000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Michael Horse Holiday Show \, Dec 20\, 2008\nMichael Horse H
oliday Show \n\nSaturday\, December 20 \n10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. \nSunda
y\, December 21 \n10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. \n\nEnjoy some holiday cheer w
hile visiting with Michael Horse. Be one of the first to see his new jew
elry and ledger paintings. \n\nMichael Horse\, of Yaqui\, Zuni and Mesca
lero Apache descent is a world renown and award winning artist\, jeweler
and actor. Best known for his role in the ground breaking television se
ries\, Twin Peaks\, he has also appeared in many movies\, television ser
ies and plays. He has been making jewelry for over 30 years and speciali
zes in Katsina pieces in gold or silver with the best of stones. His led
ger paintings have been shown in galleries and museums around the world.
Using water color\, pen and ink on authentic antique documents Michael
creates stories of the past.\n\nSpecial Treat! Art Quintana is bringing
box loads of Native American pawn jewelry from the Southwest. You will f
ind bracelets\, rings\, bolo ties\, squash blossom necklaces\, concho be
lts and more\, all at 20% off of the marked prices. Great for holiday gi
ft giving. Holiday cheer and snacks will be available to fortify your sh
opping experience!\n\nPhone: (510) 528-9038 http://www.michaelho
rse.com\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081221T100000
DTSTAMP:20081217T201922Z
SUMMARY:Michael Horse Holiday Show
CREATED:20081217T201744Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081221T180000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, 1573 Solano Ave\, Berkeley. FMI: 510.528-903
8 www.gatheringtribes.com.
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Christmas Party with gifts and food.\n\nVolunteers Needed fo
r Friday night to wrap gifts and set tables!
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081220T140000
DTSTAMP:20081217T202800Z
SUMMARY:Christmas Party at IGH
CREATED:20081217T202454Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081220T170000
LOCATION:523 International Blvd. Oakland CA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Ceremonia Del Sanor Huitzilopochtli / Winter Solstice Ceremo
ny\n \nWinter Solstice Ceremony at D-Q University\n \nWhen: Dec 21\,200
8\n \nWhat Time: 3:00 PM\n \nWhere: D-Q University\n 33250 Co
unty Road 31\n Davis \, CA 95616\n \nAll Donations Welcome\n
\nFor More Info Call Eliazor De La Cruz (916) 459-8063
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081221T150000
DTSTAMP:20081217T211504Z
SUMMARY:Winter Solstice Ceremony
CREATED:20081217T211504Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081221T160000
LOCATION:33250 County Road\, DQU\, Davis
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:New Year's Eve Powwow\nDescription: Join us to welcome 2009!
MC: Val Shadowhawk\nArena Director: Eugene Newman\nHead Drum: Swift Clo
ud\nSouthern Drum: Drum and Feather\n\nSponsored by the American Indian
Alliance and the Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley.\n\nDrug\, a
lcohol and smoke free event.\n\nWe are not responsible for lost or stole
n items.\nDate: Wednesday\, December 31\, 2008\nTime: 6:00pm-12:00am\nLo
cation: Fremont High School\, 1279 Sunnyvale Saratoga Rd\, Sunnyvale\nEv
ent Contact: Nick Comella or Gwen Steirer\nContact Email: 408/226-5213 o
r 408/241-7999
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081231T180000
DTSTAMP:20081231T201152Z
SUMMARY:New Year's Eve Powwow
CREATED:20081231T201152Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090101T000000
LOCATION:Fremont High School\, 1279 Sunnyvale Saratoga Rd\, Sunnyvale
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:A new Administration and a newly-constituted Congress presen
t both opportunity and challenge to tribal leaders. Tribal leaders have
the opportunity to participate in the development of federal policies th
at will truly foster economic growth and support the full scope of gover
nance in Indian Country.\nThe American Indian Resources Institute has de
veloped a two-day Tribal Leaders Forum designed to facilitate dialogue o
n some of the most pressing self-governance related challenges and issue
s.\nSenator Daniel K. Inouye\, Chairman of the Senate Appropriations Com
mittee and a Member of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee\, is confirme
d to speak at the Forum.\n\n"Tribal Sovereignty and Self-Governance in a
New Era: \nForging Fair and Equitable Governance in a Time of Change"\n
\nDATES: January 23-24\, 2009\nLOCATION: Pechanga Resort & Casino\, Teme
cula\, CA. (About an hour north of San Diego)\nHOTEL RESERVATIONS: Call
888-732-4264 by January 12\, 2009 for group rates. Inform the Resort tha
t you are attending the American Indian Resources Institute's Tribal Lea
ders Forum.\nCONFERENCE REGISTRATION: $450. Forms available here.\nCONF
ERENCE DETAILS: A program agenda\, speakers\, and registration informati
on can be accessed at the website: www.triballeadersforum.com\n\nQUESTIO
NS? Contact Richard Trudell: 510.551.6551\, trudell@triballeadersforum.c
om\n\nPlease feel free to forward this message to individuals who may ha
ve an interest in attending the Tribal Leaders Forum.\n\n
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090123
DTSTAMP:20090105T183602Z
SUMMARY:Tribal Leaders Forum
CREATED:20090105T183506Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090125
LOCATION:Temecula\, CA.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Come to our Lu`au events in January\, invite friends\, have
your party here\, come for coffee etc... hope you can join in\, please s
pread the word!\n \nCome join us and help support Kaleo Café at our upco
ming Lu`au Nites.\n \nKALEO CAFÉ Lu`au Nites\nLive music\, Hawaiian Food
& Desserts – good fun!\n \nJanuary 10 (sat) 6-8pm Na Mele o Kaleo\nJanu
ary 17 (sat) 7:30-9:30pm Kawika Alfiche & Na Kane Band\nJanuary 24 (sat)
7:30-9:30pm TBA\nJanuary 31 (sat) 7:30-9:30pm Kapalakiko Hawaiian Band\
n \nOTHER EVENTS\nMONDAY NIGHTS\n Private lessons 6:00pm by appointm
ent only (email mitmaur@aol.com)\nUkulele Classes 7:00-9:00pm ($5 per pe
rson)\n * recommended beginners come at 7:00pm\nFRIDAY NIGHTS - KARA
OKE NIGHT 8:00-11:30PM\n \nKaleo Café\, 1340 Irving St\, San Francisco 9
4122\n415-753-2460\nwww.kaleocafe.com\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090110T180000
DTSTAMP:20090107T191057Z
SUMMARY:Kaleo's - Lu`au events
CREATED:20090107T191057Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090110T200000
LOCATION:Kaleo Café\, 1340 Irving St\, San Francisco 94122
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DESCRIPTION:Tahitian Dance Group on January 18th at the Palace of Fine A
rts. It cost $7 and starts at 11am- you will not only see our dance grou
p but other Ethnic groups as well.\n \nThese dance groups are auditionin
g for a spot in The Ethnic Festival that performs in June.\n \nPlease co
me to see Dez shake her hips and to support our group.
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090118
DTSTAMP:20090107T191847Z
SUMMARY:Desirae at Ethnic Dance Festival Auditions
CREATED:20090107T191847Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090119
LOCATION:Palace of Fine Arts\, San Francisco
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:GATHERING TRIBES MOVING SALE!!\, Jan 05\, 2009\nGathering Tr
ibes will be moving to our new \nlocation next weekend: January 9 thru 1
1 \nHelp us lighten our load! \nTake an additional 10% off of sale items
: \n\n30% OFF \nJewelry\, Zuni Fetish Carvings\, Navajo Pottery \nOaxaca
n Woodcarvings\, Mata Ortiz Pottery & More! \n\nPueblo Pottery is 60% of
f!! \n\nAnd more reductions throughout the store! \n\nVisit us in our ne
w location on Tuesday\, January 12 at: \n1412 Solano Ave\, Albany \n(thr
ee blocks west of our current location on the southwest corner of Santa
Fe & Solano Avenues - at the stop light) \nSAME PHONE NUMBER: \n(510) 52
8-9038 \n\nWe plan on being all moved in to our new location by Monday\,
\nJanuary 12 and open no later than Tuesday\, January 13.
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DTSTAMP:20090107T193129Z
SUMMARY:Gathering Tribes Moving Sale
CREATED:20090107T193129Z
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DESCRIPTION:GATHERING TRIBES MOVING SALE!!\, Jan 05\, 2009\nGathering Tr
ibes will be moving to our new \nlocation next weekend: January 9 thru 1
1 \nHelp us lighten our load! \nTake an additional 10% off of sale items
: \n\n30% OFF \nJewelry\, Zuni Fetish Carvings\, Navajo Pottery \nOaxaca
n Woodcarvings\, Mata Ortiz Pottery & More! \n\nPueblo Pottery is 60% of
f!! \n\nAnd more reductions throughout the store! \n\nVisit us in our ne
w location on Tuesday\, January 12 at: \n1412 Solano Ave\, Albany \n(thr
ee blocks west of our current location on the southwest corner of Santa
Fe & Solano Avenues - at the stop light) \nSAME PHONE NUMBER: \n(510) 52
8-9038 \n\nWe plan on being all moved in to our new location by Monday\,
\nJanuary 12 and open no later than Tuesday\, January 13.
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SUMMARY:Gathering Tribes Moving Sale
CREATED:20090107T193129Z
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:GATHERING TRIBES MOVING SALE!!\, Jan 05\, 2009\nGathering Tr
ibes will be moving to our new \nlocation next weekend: January 9 thru 1
1 \nHelp us lighten our load! \nTake an additional 10% off of sale items
: \n\n30% OFF \nJewelry\, Zuni Fetish Carvings\, Navajo Pottery \nOaxaca
n Woodcarvings\, Mata Ortiz Pottery & More! \n\nPueblo Pottery is 60% of
f!! \n\nAnd more reductions throughout the store! \n\nVisit us in our ne
w location on Tuesday\, January 12 at: \n1412 Solano Ave\, Albany \n(thr
ee blocks west of our current location on the southwest corner of Santa
Fe & Solano Avenues - at the stop light) \nSAME PHONE NUMBER: \n(510) 52
8-9038 \n\nWe plan on being all moved in to our new location by Monday\,
\nJanuary 12 and open no later than Tuesday\, January 13.
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SUMMARY:Gathering Tribes Moving Sale
CREATED:20090107T193129Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090108
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:GATHERING TRIBES MOVING SALE!!\, Jan 05\, 2009\nGathering Tr
ibes will be moving to our new \nlocation next weekend: January 9 thru 1
1 \nHelp us lighten our load! \nTake an additional 10% off of sale items
: \n\n30% OFF \nJewelry\, Zuni Fetish Carvings\, Navajo Pottery \nOaxaca
n Woodcarvings\, Mata Ortiz Pottery & More! \n\nPueblo Pottery is 60% of
f!! \n\nAnd more reductions throughout the store! \n\nVisit us in our ne
w location on Tuesday\, January 12 at: \n1412 Solano Ave\, Albany \n(thr
ee blocks west of our current location on the southwest corner of Santa
Fe & Solano Avenues - at the stop light) \nSAME PHONE NUMBER: \n(510) 52
8-9038 \n\nWe plan on being all moved in to our new location by Monday\,
\nJanuary 12 and open no later than Tuesday\, January 13.
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SUMMARY:Gathering Tribes Moving Sale
CREATED:20090107T193129Z
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:The first BAIAR meeting of the year will be held \n\nFriday\
, January 9\, 2009 \n9:30 AM-12:30 PM\n\nat the new International Indian
Treaty Council Office.\nOur new address\, still in the Mission District
\, is: \n\nInternational Indian Treaty Council\nThe Redstone Building\n
2940 16th Street\, Suite 305\,\nSan Francisco\, CA. 94103-3664. \nFrida
y\, December 7\, 9:30 - 12:30\n\nIITC is located between Mission and S.
Van Ness\, ½ block from the 16th St. BART station\n\n\nFollowing the BAI
AR meeting\, the first Alcatraz Occupation 40th Anniversary Planning Mee
ting will be held. Several people/groups have already shared ideas about
what could be done around this important anniversary in the Bay Area.
We hope to help form a Bay Area planning committee open to everyone inte
rested to plan and coordinate events scheduled in addition to IITC's an
d AICA's" annual\nThanksgiving Day sunrise gathering which will take pla
ce on Thursday November 26th\, 2009.\n\nWe will break for lunch and hold
the Alcatraz Planning Meeting from\n1:30 - 3:00 PM\n \n\nPlease rsvp fo
r the coming meetings within 2 days of January 9th to plan for refreshme
nts.\nmorningstar@treatycouncil.org or (415) 641-4482\n\nFor more inform
ation on IITC please visit\nwww.treatycouncil.org\n\n\nThank you\,\n\nMo
rning Star Gali
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DTSTAMP:20090107T193613Z
SUMMARY:BAIAR Meeting at new IITC office
CREATED:20090107T193613Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090109T123000
LOCATION:2940 16th St\, Ste. 305\, SF
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Alcatraz Occupation 40th Anniversary Planning Meeting will b
e held. \n\nInternational Indian Treaty Council\nThe Redstone Building\n
2940 16th Street\, Suite 305\,\nSan Francisco\, CA. 94103-3664. \nFrida
y\, December 7\, 9:30 - 12:30\n\nSeveral people/groups have already shar
ed ideas about what could be done around this important anniversary in t
he Bay Area. We hope to help form a Bay Area planning committee open to
everyone interested to plan and coordinate events scheduled in additio
n to IITC's and AICA's" annual\nThanksgiving Day sunrise gathering which
will take place on Thursday November 26th\, 2009.\n\nWe will break for
lunch and hold the Alcatraz Planning Meeting from\n1:30 - 3:00 PM\n \n\n
Please rsvp for the coming meetings within 2 days of January 9th to plan
for refreshments.\nmorningstar@treatycouncil.org or (415) 641-4482\n\nF
or more information on IITC please visit\nwww.treatycouncil.org\n\n\nTha
nk you\,\n\nMorning Star Gali
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DTSTAMP:20090107T193858Z
SUMMARY:Alcatraz Occupation 40th Anniversary Planning Meeting
CREATED:20090107T193858Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090109T150000
LOCATION:2950 16th St. Ste. 305\, SF
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SEQUENCE:4
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090108T120000
DTSTAMP:20090107T194709Z
SUMMARY:One Tract Mind
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090108T170000
LOCATION:CN Gorman Museum
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DESCRIPTION:One Tract Mind\nInstallation Artwork by Gerald Clarke\, Jr.\
nJanuary 8 - March 13\, 2009\nArtist Talk and Reception February 17 at 6
:00 p.m.\n\nCN Gorman Museum\, 1316 Hart Hall\, UC Davis. \nHours: Mon
day-Friday 12 to 5pm & Sunday 2 to 5pm\, Parking http://gormanmuseum.u
cdavis.edu/ FMI: cngorman@ucdavis.edu 530.752-6567 \n\n\nAbout the Exhi
bition:\n\n“One Tract Mind” is a mixed media exhibition that examines th
e building of tract housing throughout Southern California and its effec
t upon native communities. Water rights\, the environment and the preser
vation of sacred sites continue to be issues that find the State and Cal
ifornia’s Indigenous People in opposition. Conflicting ideas of progress
\, quality of life and individual rights seem to be at the center of the
se interactions. \nThe exhibition will feature both video and photograph
ic work\, a sculptural installation and other assorted materials.\n\nAbo
ut the Artist:\n\nGerald Clarke Jr. was born in Hemet\, California in 19
67. He is a member of the Cahuilla Band of Indians and lives on the Cahu
illa Indian Reservation near Palm Springs. Clarke earned a Bachelor of A
rts degree in painting and sculpture and graduated with honors from the
University of Central Arkansas. In 1991\, he entered the graduate progra
m at Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches\, Texas and recei
ved his M.A. degree in 1992 and his M.F.A. degree in 1994. Clarke then s
pent the following ten years teaching art on the community college and u
niversity level. In 2003\, he left his teaching position at East Central
University in Ada\, Oklahoma to return home to the reservation followin
g his father’s death. Today\, he and his wife Stacy own and operate a sm
all storage business\, help run his family’s cattle ranch and Clarke tea
ches art classes at Idyllwild Arts Academy in Idyllwild\, California. In
January 2008\, he was elected to the Tribal Council of the Cahuilla Ban
d of Indians. In addition\, he has devoted himself to learning the tradi
tional Bird Singing of the Cahuilla people and to further his knowledge
of Cahuilla culture. He states\, “through art\, I can come to an underst
anding of myself\, my community and the world around me”.
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DESCRIPTION:One Tract Mind\nInstallation Artwork by Gerald Clarke\, Jr.\
nJanuary 8 - March 13\, 2009\nArtist Talk and Reception February 17 at 6
:00 p.m.\n\nCN Gorman Museum\, 1316 Hart Hall\, UC Davis. \nHours: Mon
day-Friday 12 to 5pm & Sunday 2 to 5pm\, Parking http://gormanmuseum.u
cdavis.edu/ FMI: cngorman@ucdavis.edu 530.752-6567 \n\n\nAbout the Exhi
bition:\n\n“One Tract Mind” is a mixed media exhibition that examines th
e building of tract housing throughout Southern California and its effec
t upon native communities. Water rights\, the environment and the preser
vation of sacred sites continue to be issues that find the State and Cal
ifornia’s Indigenous People in opposition. Conflicting ideas of progress
\, quality of life and individual rights seem to be at the center of the
se interactions. \nThe exhibition will feature both video and photograph
ic work\, a sculptural installation and other assorted materials.\n\nAbo
ut the Artist:\n\nGerald Clarke Jr. was born in Hemet\, California in 19
67. He is a member of the Cahuilla Band of Indians and lives on the Cahu
illa Indian Reservation near Palm Springs. Clarke earned a Bachelor of A
rts degree in painting and sculpture and graduated with honors from the
University of Central Arkansas. In 1991\, he entered the graduate progra
m at Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches\, Texas and recei
ved his M.A. degree in 1992 and his M.F.A. degree in 1994. Clarke then s
pent the following ten years teaching art on the community college and u
niversity level. In 2003\, he left his teaching position at East Central
University in Ada\, Oklahoma to return home to the reservation followin
g his father’s death. Today\, he and his wife Stacy own and operate a sm
all storage business\, help run his family’s cattle ranch and Clarke tea
ches art classes at Idyllwild Arts Academy in Idyllwild\, California. In
January 2008\, he was elected to the Tribal Council of the Cahuilla Ban
d of Indians. In addition\, he has devoted himself to learning the tradi
tional Bird Singing of the Cahuilla people and to further his knowledge
of Cahuilla culture. He states\, “through art\, I can come to an underst
anding of myself\, my community and the world around me”.
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DTSTAMP:20090107T194839Z
SUMMARY:One Tract Mind Artist Talk and Reception
CREATED:20090107T194839Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090217T200000
LOCATION:CN Gorman Museum
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SEQUENCE:3
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090418
DTSTAMP:20090112T235604Z
SUMMARY:Cancelled: Mills College Pow Wow\n
CREATED:20090112T235545Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090419
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Date 1/23/2009\nEvent Seniors and Veterans Show\nStart Time
1:00 PM\nEnd Time 3:00 PM\nLocation Herbst Theater\, San Francisco\nDesc
ription \nThis is a show for the Seniors and Veterans in the San Francis
co Bay Area. Tickets are free if you call 415-793-1183. These are first
come firstserve. Tamaka and the Empress are the Producers of the show. T
hey have many Dancers\, Singers\, and of cource their magic act lined up
on the show. This is Tamaka's and Cynthia's way of saying Thank You to
the Seniors and Veterans. Call to get tickets as they are going like wil
dfire.\nPosted by tamaka2\nUpdated 1/11/2009
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DTSTAMP:20090114T060729Z
SUMMARY:Seniors and Veterans Show
CREATED:20090114T060729Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090123T150000
LOCATION:Herbst Theatre\, San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Date 3/28/2009\nEvent 3rd Annual Indian Health Center Fundra
iser Comedy Jam\nStart Time 7:00 PM\nEnd Time 10:00 PM\nLocation Soto Th
eatre - SanJose\, CA\nDescription \nIndian Health Center of Santa Clara
Valley\n3rd Annual Fundraiser Comedy Jam\nSaturday March 28\, 2009 - 7 p
.m. start time (doors open at 6 p.m.)\nSoto Theatre (inside the Center f
or Employment Training)\nSan Jose\, CA 95110\n \nComics scheduled to a
ppear are: Dean Haglund from the Hit TV Show "The X-Files"\, Marc Yaffee
\, and Jeff Applebaum.\nTickets are $25 for all general admission seatin
g.\n \nFor more information please contact Vernon Medicine Cloud at (408
) 445-3400 x208 or email at vmcloud@ihcscv.org\n \nCheck out the Indian
Health Center website at: www.indianhealthcenter.org\n \nPosted by ihc20
08\nUpdated 1/6/2009
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DTSTAMP:20090327T215915Z
SUMMARY:Comedy Jam
CREATED:20090114T060907Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090328T220000
LOCATION:Soto Theatre\, San Jose
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:February 28\, 2009- The Origins of Tribal Disenrollment\n\nS
aturday from 1:30pm to 3:30pm\nCalifornia Indian Museum & Cultural Cente
r\n5250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa\, CA 95403\nAll lectures are free to the
public and free of charge!! Refreshments and snacks provided!! Space is
limited. RSVP 707.579-3004. cimcc.org
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DTSTAMP:20090114T190323Z
SUMMARY:Lecture The Origins of Tribal Disenrollment
CREATED:20090114T190323Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090228T153000
LOCATION:Cultural Center\n5250 Aero Drive\, Santa Rosa\, CA 95403
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090105T120000
DTSTAMP:20090114T192451Z
SUMMARY:Gaming Baskets and Story Teller Baskets by Linda Aguilar
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090105T130000
LOCATION:Pacific Western Traders\, 305 Wool St.\, Folsom \, CA\, 95630
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DESCRIPTION:January 5\, 2009 –March 2\, 2009\n\nFine Horsehair Basketry:
Gaming Baskets and Story Teller Baskets by Linda Aguilar\, one of the f
oremost Native American basketweavers working today. Pacific Western Tr
aders\, 305 Wool St.\, Folsom\, CA\, 95630. 916.985-3851. http://www.p
acwesttraders.com
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090110T120000
DTSTAMP:20090114T192914Z
SUMMARY:Watercolor paintings by Jimmy “Gerald” Stone
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090110T130000
LOCATION:Pacific Western Traders\, 305 Wool St.\, Folsom
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090308T190000Z
DESCRIPTION:January 10\, 2009 –March 8\, 2009\n\nSearching Watercolor Pa
intings\, Watercolor paintings by Jimmy “Gerald” Stone. Pacific Western
Traders\, 305 Wool St.\, Folsom. For more information\, call (916) 985
-3851 or visit www.pacwesttraders.com.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090112T120000
DTSTAMP:20090114T193155Z
SUMMARY:Northwest Coast works by Steven Hunt (Kwagual)
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090112T130000
LOCATION:Pacific Western Traders\, 305 Wool St.\, Folsom
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090301T200000Z
DESCRIPTION:January 12\, 2009 – March 1\, 2009\n\nNorthwest Coast Exhibi
t featuring works by Steven Hunt (Kwagual)\, Pacific Western Traders\, 3
05 Wool St.\, Folsom. Masks\, boxes\, carvings\, dolls\, and paintings f
rom the Native Peoples of the Northwest Coast of North America. For more
information\, visit www.pacwesttraders.com or call (916) 985-3851.
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Come to our Lu`au events in January\, invite friends\, have
your party here\, come for coffee etc... hope you can join in\, please s
pread the word!\n \nCome join us and help support Kaleo Café at our upco
ming Lu`au Nites.\n \nKALEO CAFÉ Lu`au Nites\nLive music\, Hawaiian Food
& Desserts – good fun!\n \nJanuary 17 (sat) 7:30-9:30pm Kawika Alfiche
& Na Kane Band\nJanuary 24 (sat) 7:30-9:30pm TBA\nJanuary 31 (sat) 7:30-
9:30pm Kapalakiko Hawaiian Band\n \nOTHER EVENTS\nMONDAY NIGHTS\n Pr
ivate lessons 6:00pm by appointment only (email mitmaur@aol.com)\nUkulel
e Classes 7:00-9:00pm ($5 per person)\n * recommended beginners come
at 7:00pm\nFRIDAY NIGHTS - KARAOKE NIGHT 8:00-11:30PM\n \nKaleo Café\,
1340 Irving St\, San Francisco 94122\n415-753-2460\nwww.kaleocafe.com\n
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DTSTAMP:20090114T193924Z
SUMMARY:Kaleo's - Lu`au events
CREATED:20090107T191057Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090117T213000
LOCATION:Kaleo Café\, 1340 Irving St\, San Francisco 94122
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DESCRIPTION:Join the community to thank Martha Martinez for her work wit
h IFH. She is leaving the job and we want to show her our appreciation.
The potluck will be held after the Board Meeting which starts at 6:00.
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DTSTAMP:20090114T194454Z
SUMMARY:Thank You Potluck for Martha Martinez
CREATED:20090114T194312Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090115T203000
LOCATION:IFH\, 523 International Blvd\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:SPEAK OUT PRESENTS A RARE SCREENING\nOF THE FEATURE FILM “FO
LLOW ME HOME”\n\n\nThe award-winning feature film\, Follow Me Home\, wil
l be shown on *Thursday\, January 29\, 2009* at 7:00 pm at the Grand Lak
e Theatre\, 3200 Grand Ave.\, in Oakland. This screening is presented by
Speak Out\, and will be followed by a discussion with Native American a
ctivist Lakota Harden.\n\nFollow Me Home is a defiant\, humorous\, poeti
c tale exploring race and identity. Weaving together traditions of Nativ
e\, African\, and Latin cultures\, the film tells the story of four arti
sts (played by Benjamin Bratt\, Jesse Borrego\, Calvin Levels and Steve
Reevis\, with Alfre Woodard) and their journey across the American lands
cape to their final destination\, the White House. Given our own histori
c election and the millions of people that will also be making a similar
journey to witness Barack Obama's inauguration\, this film is both time
ly and incredibly relevant to what is happening now.\n\nThe film’s write
r-director Peter Bratt\, of South American Indian ancestry\, won Best Di
rector honors at the 1996 American Indian Film Festival. The film was al
so an official selection at the Sundance Film Festival and won Best Feat
ure Film Audience Award at the 1996 San Francisco International Film Fes
tival.\n\nTickets are $10 for the general public and $5 for youth ages 1
7 and under. Tickets are available at www.brownpapertickets.com or by ca
lling their 24/7 ticket hotline at 1-800-838-3006. The screening benefit
s Speak Out’s work with youth nationwide. For more information call (510
) 601-0182 or email info@speakoutnow.org. www.speakoutnow.org\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20090116T004332Z
SUMMARY:Special Screening of film "Follow Me Home"
CREATED:20090116T004332Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090129T210000
LOCATION:Piedmont Theatre\, 3200 Grand Ave.\, Oakland
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DESCRIPTION:The 8th Fire–One Earth–One Whole Circle–Again\nAn Evening wi
th Dave Courchene Jr.\nElder and spiritual advisor from the Anishnabe Na
tion\, Eagle Clan\n7 - 9:00 PM – January 17th\, 2009\nPlease RSVP as spa
ce is limited\n\nDave Courchene Jr.\n\nWhere & When:\n\nKalliopeia Found
ation\n1623 F Street\, Bldg D\nSan Rafael\, CA\n\nSaturday\, January 17t
h\n7:00PM-9:00PM\n \n\nDave Courchene Jr.\, whose traditional name means
LEADING EARTH MAN is an Elder and spiritual advisor from the Anishnabe
Nation\, Eagle Clan. Descended from a long line of chiefs and leaders of
his people\, he felt compelled by forces beyond his control to quit his
job as an educator and go on a ceremonial expedition of peace around th
e world. This film chronicles that journey and his vision for The Turtle
Lodge.\n\nTwenty-five years ago Dave received a dream vision for a Vill
age of Peace. At the heart of the village was a lodge\, built in the sha
pe of a turtle. Around "The Turtle Lodge" were four smaller turtle-shape
d lodges in each of the four directions. People of every colour were com
ing out of these lodges and walking toward the central lodge. Animals (p
redominantly horses and buffalo)\, people in a garden\, and Elders talki
ng and laughing around a fire were seen. An eagle was circling in the sk
y above. Through the vision\, the First Nations Elders believe the Great
Spirit has given people of all cultures the gift of a lodge of truth\,
kindness and love\, which will bring healing and peace to the world. The
Turtle to Indigenous people is a symbol of truth.\n\nThe Turtle Lodge i
s an indigenous place of learning\, healing and sharing for all Peoples.
It is based on the Seven Sacred Laws and the Eight Paths of the Medicin
e Wheel—the ancient values and healing principles of North American indi
genous people. Received through a vision\, and founded upon land-based s
piritual teachings that bring Balance to Life\, the Turtle Lodge was bui
lt in 2002 by volunteers in Sagkeeng First Nation\, Manitoba\, Canada. T
he Turtle Lodge offers Youth\, Adults and Elders the opportunity to come
together in a sacred environment for traditional teachings\, ceremony\,
healing\, and the sharing of aboriginal perspectives on how to have a G
ood and Peaceful Life. The Turtle Lodge is a place for sharing our unive
rsal and ancient knowledge\, and also\, a place for sharing among people
of all races and nations.\n\nPlease RSVP to events@kalliopeia.org or by
calling 415-482-1043 ext. 104\n\nDave Courchene is giving the keynote s
peech at a Martin Luther King event earlier that day\, Jan 17\, beginnin
g at 10 am\, at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Swimming Pool. This is a
city facility located in the Bayview-Hunters Point District. The address
is 5701 Third Street on the corner of Third and Carroll Streets. The ac
tual entrance is on Keith Street one block down Carroll Street. The faci
lity phone number is 415-822-2807.\n\nhttp://the8thfire.org/index.htm\n\
n\n\n\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20090116T005216Z
SUMMARY:An Evening with Dave Courchene Jr.
CREATED:20090116T005001Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090117T210000
LOCATION:San Rafael\, CA
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:February 6\, 2009\n"The Charlie Ballard Roast" @ The IL Pira
ta \n2007 16th St\nSan Francisco\, CA 94103\nwww.ilpiratasf.com\n415.626
.2626\nShow starts @ 9:30pm\nFree Admission\n
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DTSTAMP:20090119T190532Z
SUMMARY:The Charlie Ballard Roast -
CREATED:20090119T190532Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090206T223000
LOCATION:Pirata \n2007 16th St\nSan Francisco\, CA 94103
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SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Come to our Lu`au events in January\, invite friends\, have
your party here\, come for coffee etc... hope you can join in\, please s
pread the word!\n \nCome join us and help support Kaleo Café at our upco
ming Lu`au Nites.\n \nKALEO CAFÉ Lu`au Nites\nLive music\, Hawaiian Food
& Desserts – good fun!\n \nJanuary 24 (sat) 7:30-9:30pm TBA\nJanuary 31
(sat) 7:30-9:30pm Kapalakiko Hawaiian Band\n \nOTHER EVENTS\nMONDAY NIG
HTS\n Private lessons 6:00pm by appointment only (email mitmaur@aol.
com)\nUkulele Classes 7:00-9:00pm ($5 per person)\n * recommended be
ginners come at 7:00pm\nFRIDAY NIGHTS - KARAOKE NIGHT 8:00-11:30PM\n \nK
aleo Café\, 1340 Irving St\, San Francisco 94122\n415-753-2460\nwww.kale
ocafe.com\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090124T193000
DTSTAMP:20090120T215442Z
SUMMARY:Kaleo's - Lu`au events
CREATED:20090107T191057Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090124T213000
LOCATION:Kaleo Café\, 1340 Irving St\, San Francisco 94122
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DESCRIPTION:Come to our Lu`au events in January\, invite friends\, have
your party here\, come for coffee etc... hope you can join in\, please s
pread the word!\n \nCome join us and help support Kaleo Café at our upco
ming Lu`au Nites.\n \nKALEO CAFÉ Lu`au Nites\nLive music\, Hawaiian Food
& Desserts – good fun!\n \nJanuary 31 (sat) 7:30-9:30pm Kapalakiko Hawa
iian Band\n \nOTHER EVENTS\nMONDAY NIGHTS\n Private lessons 6:00pm b
y appointment only (email mitmaur@aol.com)\nUkulele Classes 7:00-9:00pm
($5 per person)\n * recommended beginners come at 7:00pm\nFRIDAY NIG
HTS - KARAOKE NIGHT 8:00-11:30PM\n \nKaleo Café\, 1340 Irving St\, San F
rancisco 94122\n415-753-2460\nwww.kaleocafe.com\n
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DTSTAMP:20090120T215513Z
SUMMARY:Kaleo's - Lu`au events
CREATED:20090107T191057Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090131T213000
LOCATION:Kaleo Café\, 1340 Irving St\, San Francisco 94122
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DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, Jan. 24 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.\nThe American Deli
\n139 Main Street\, Los Altos 94022\nTesting will take place inside The
American Italian Deli. Also\, the deli will be giving 20% of the weekend
proceeds to the Larson family to help with the cost of the marrow/stem
cell search and transplant for Monique Larson. Monique Larson Still Sea
rching for a Marrow/Stem Cell Match...Needs Support from Native Communit
y\n\n“Those whose marrow/stem cells are not a match for Monique may be a
match for someone else\,” Gillespie says. “Volunteering to be a marrow
/stem cell donor is simple.”\n\n \nDonors must be in good general health
and between the ages of 18 and 60. A cheek sample is collected on swab
s for HLA testing. Each participant is asked to give their consent to h
ave their tissue type listed on the NMDP registry\, which searches for p
atients in need.\n\n \nAADP\, a 19-year-old nonprofit based in Alameda\,
CA\, conducts about 250 marrow/stem cell drives yearly\, where individu
als of all ethnicities are registered. AADP works to increase the avail
ability of potential stem cell donors for patients with life threatening
diseases curable with a marrow/stem cell transplant. AADP was the first
recruitment group in the country to conduct community focused marrow/st
em cell drives. It is affiliated with NMDP.\n\n \nJonathan Leong\, Foun
der of AADP\, remarked: “It’s essential for more Native Americans\, Lati
nos\, Asian Americans and anyone of multi-ethnic heritage to become part
of the bone marrow donor registry. Hopefully\, one day\, every patient
will be able to find a compatible match and will not have to make despe
rate public pleas.”\n\n \nFor more information about how to join the nat
ional registry and to see if you could possibly help someone in need\, c
ontact the Asian American Donor Program at 1-800-593-6667\, asamdonors@a
adp.org or www.aadp.org
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DTSTAMP:20090121T035831Z
SUMMARY:Marrow/Stem Cell Testing and Fund Drive for Monique Larson
CREATED:20090121T035624Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090124T150000
LOCATION:The American Deli\n139 Main Street\, Los Altos 94022
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DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, Jan. 24 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.\nThe American Deli
\n139 Main Street\, Los Altos 94022\nTesting will take place inside The
American Italian Deli. Also\, the deli will be giving 20% of the weekend
proceeds to the Larson family to help with the cost of the marrow/stem
cell search and transplant for Monique Larson. Monique Larson Still Sea
rching for a Marrow/Stem Cell Match...Needs Support from Native Communit
y\n\n“Those whose marrow/stem cells are not a match for Monique may be a
match for someone else\,” Gillespie says. “Volunteering to be a marrow
/stem cell donor is simple.”\n\n \nDonors must be in good general health
and between the ages of 18 and 60. A cheek sample is collected on swab
s for HLA testing. Each participant is asked to give their consent to h
ave their tissue type listed on the NMDP registry\, which searches for p
atients in need.\n\n \nAADP\, a 19-year-old nonprofit based in Alameda\,
CA\, conducts about 250 marrow/stem cell drives yearly\, where individu
als of all ethnicities are registered. AADP works to increase the avail
ability of potential stem cell donors for patients with life threatening
diseases curable with a marrow/stem cell transplant. AADP was the first
recruitment group in the country to conduct community focused marrow/st
em cell drives. It is affiliated with NMDP.\n\n \nJonathan Leong\, Foun
der of AADP\, remarked: “It’s essential for more Native Americans\, Lati
nos\, Asian Americans and anyone of multi-ethnic heritage to become part
of the bone marrow donor registry. Hopefully\, one day\, every patient
will be able to find a compatible match and will not have to make despe
rate public pleas.”\n\n \nFor more information about how to join the nat
ional registry and to see if you could possibly help someone in need\, c
ontact the Asian American Donor Program at 1-800-593-6667\, asamdonors@a
adp.org or www.aadp.org
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DTSTAMP:20090121T035843Z
SUMMARY:Marrow/Stem Cell Testing and Fund Drive for Monique Larson
CREATED:20090121T035624Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090125T150000
LOCATION:The American Deli\n139 Main Street\, Los Altos 94022
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DESCRIPTION:Date 1/23/2009\nEvent Seniors and Veterans Show\nStart Time
1:00 PM\nEnd Time 3:00 PM\nLocation Herbst Theater\, San Francisco\nDesc
ription \nThis is a show for the Seniors and Veterans in the San Francis
co Bay Area. Tickets are free if you call 415-793-1183. These are first
come firstserve. Tamaka and the Empress are the Producers of the show. T
hey have many Dancers\, Singers\, and of cource their magic act lined up
on the show. This is Tamaka's and Cynthia's way of saying Thank You to
the Seniors and Veterans. Call to get tickets as they are going like wil
dfire.\nPosted by tamaka2\nUpdated 1/11/2009\n
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DTSTAMP:20090121T082810Z
SUMMARY:Seniors and Veterans Magic Show
CREATED:20090121T082810Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090123T150000
LOCATION:San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Mabel Pike's Beading and Moccasin-Making Workshops\n Visitin
g Artist and Tlingit Elder from Anchorage\, Alaska\n9:00-5:00\, Weekdays
through January 30 \nNative American Cultural Center (NACC)\, 524 Lasue
n Mall Web Calendar: http://www.stanford.edu/dept/nacc/cgi-bin/calendar
/month.php\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090125T090000
DTSTAMP:20090128T025116Z
SUMMARY:Mabel Pike's Beading and Moccasin-Making Workshops
CREATED:20090128T025116Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090131T170000
LOCATION:Stanford
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DESCRIPTION:Nor Cal Chapter – February 25th \n\nGreat Speaker To Be Ann
ounced \n Hosted by Macy’s West \n\nWalk the Halls of our State Capitol\
, Then Relax and Enjoy\nGreat Networking and Business Building During Th
is Reception Meeting \n\nResidence Inn Sacramento Downtown @ Capitol Par
k \n Capitol Conference Room \n 1121 15th Street \n Sacramento\, CA 958
14 Check In 5:00 p.m.\nBuffet Dinner & Call to Order 5:30 p.m.\n\nNo Cha
rge courtesy of Macy’s West \n \nAll American Indian Business People and
\nChamber Members Are Welcome!\nPlease RSVP :-)\nstateadmin@aicccal.org\
nor 213- 440-3232\n\n \n
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DTSTAMP:20090128T072527Z
SUMMARY:American Indian Chamber February Meetings!
CREATED:20090128T072527Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090225T193000
LOCATION:Residence Inn Sacramento Downtown
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DESCRIPTION:There is also a paid willow basketry class from 12:30 - 4 pm
.\n\nCoyote Hills Regional Park \n8000 Patterson Rd.\, Fremont. (510) 79
5-9385\, chvisit@ebparks.org. Call or email for more information.\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20090128T200047Z
SUMMARY:Coyote Hills Ohlone Basic Basketry
CREATED:20090128T190556Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090201T113000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park \n8000 Patterson Rd.\, Fremont
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Coyote Hills Regional Park \n8000 Patterson Rd.\, Fremont. (
510) 795-9385\, chvisit@ebparks.org. Call or email for more information.
\n\nFebruary 8—Village Site Caretaking\n
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DTSTAMP:20090128T190715Z
SUMMARY:Coyote Hills Village Caretaking
CREATED:20090128T190715Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090208T140000
LOCATION:Coyoate Hills Regional Park \n8000 Patterson Rd.\, Fremont
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Coyote Hills Regional Park \n8000 Patterson Rd.\, Fremont. (
510) 795-9385\, chvisit@ebparks.org. Call or email for more information.
\n\nFebruary 15—Village Site Open House\n
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DTSTAMP:20090128T190819Z
SUMMARY:Coyote Hills Village Site Open House
CREATED:20090128T190819Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090215T130000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park \n8000 Patterson Rd.\, Fremont
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Coyote Hills Regional Park \n8000 Patterson Rd.\, Fremont. (
510) 795-9385\, chvisit@ebparks.org. Call or email for more information.
\n\nApril 12—Teaching Global Healing Through Traditional Systems and Loc
al Resources
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DTSTAMP:20090128T190928Z
SUMMARY:Coyote Hills Workshop
CREATED:20090128T190928Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090412T130000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park \n8000 Patterson Rd.\, Fremont
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION: A Rare Screening of the Acclaimed Feature Film\n\nFOLLOW M
E HOME\n\n\n\nWritten and Directed by Peter Bratt\nPost Screening Discus
sion with Lakota Harden\n\n Follow Me Home is a defiant\, humorous\, po
etic tale exploring race and identity. Weaving together traditions of N
ative\, African\, and Latin cultures\, the film tells the story of four
artists and their journey across the American landscape to their final d
estination\, the White House. Given our own historic election and the m
illions of people that will also be making a similar journey to witness
Barack Obama's inauguration\, this film is both timely and incredibly re
levant to what is happening now.\n\n\n Thursday\, January 29\, 2008\n7:0
0pm\nGrand Lake Theatre\n3200 Grand Avenue\nOakland\, CA 94610\n\n\nFor
more information\, contact Speak Out\n510-601-0182 \nevents@speakoutnow.
org\n\nSpeak Out - The Institute for Democratic Education and Culture is
a national non-profit organization that educates\, inspires and empower
s young people to become activists for social justice.\n\nAs a center fo
r progressive arts and politics\, Speak Out promotes 200 speakers\, perf
ormers\, scholars\, artists\, exhibits and films\, distributes and publi
shes educational materials and diversity resources\, and produces commun
ity and campus events. Check out our website for a full listing as well
as news\, resources\, calendar of events\, conferences and more!\nwww.Sp
eakOutNow.org
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DTSTAMP:20090128T192507Z
SUMMARY:Follow Me Home Screening This Thursday!!
CREATED:20090128T192507Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080129T213000
LOCATION:Grand Lake Theatre\n 3200 Grand Avenue\nOakland\, CA 94610
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:KAULULEHUA HAWAIIAN CULTURAL CENTER\nJANUARY EVENTS\n423 Bad
en Ave\, South San Francisco\, CA 94080\nMore information at our websit
e: www.apop.net\n650-588-1091 / info@apop.net\n \nEVENTS:\nKANIKAPILA &
`AWA NIGHT\nThis Friday\, January 30\nDates: 1/30\, 2/27\, 3/27\, 4/24\n
Times: Friday eve's 7:30pm-pau\nHosted by: Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural
Center and Hiram Bell\nSuggested donation $5 per person\n
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DTSTAMP:20090128T193602Z
SUMMARY:Kanikapila this friday 7:30pm
CREATED:20090128T193602Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090130T213000
LOCATION:423 Baden Ave\, South San Francisco\, CA 94080
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DESCRIPTION:CLASSES\n`Ukulele for Beginners/Strumming\, Picking and Play
along/90 minutes/ $30\nw/ Hiram Bell – Saturday January 30\, 2009 - 5pm\
nSinging and playing music can provide hours of enjoyment. The ukulele i
s one of the easiest instruments to learn. With very few basic skills\,
you can quickly play your favorite Hawaiian songs. The instructor will p
resent a simple way of understanding music and how to use good practice
habits to improve quickly. Recommended for beginners and intermediate le
vel players.\nHiram Bell was born and raised in Honolulu O'ahu\, where h
e studied music at the University of Hawai'i and \nKawaioha'o Church. He
has been teaching and performing in the Bay Area for more than 10 years
.\n \nQuestions: Hikabe@aol.com
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DTSTAMP:20090128T194909Z
SUMMARY:- Ukulele workshop with Hiram Bell sat - 1/31
CREATED:20090128T193738Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090131T183000
LOCATION:423 Baden Ave\, South San Francisco\, CA 94080
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Stockton Winter Benefit Pow Wow\nEdison High School\n1425 So
uth Center\,\nStockton\, Calif. 95206\nat TAGGART GYM\non the west side
of Edison\, at Turnpike Road & Charter Way(Martin Luther King)\n \nFebru
ary 14\, 2009\n11:00 AM to 10:00 PM\n \nHost Northern Drum: Swift Cloud\
nHost Southern Drum: Southern Brothers\nColor Guard: Joe Smith\nMC: Val
Shadowhawk\nAD: Eugene Newma\nHead Man: Percy Edwards\nHead Woman: Natal
ie Swan\nHead Teen Boy: Nick Cisneros\nHead Teen Girl: Kayelani Morin\nH
ead Jr. Boy Adrian Garcia\nHead Jr. Girl: TBA\nHead Tiny Tot Boy: TBA\nH
ead Tiny Tot Girl: Reyna\n \nAll Drums & Dancers Welcome\nOpen Gourd Dan
ce\n \nFor info call:\nDale Fleming (209) 933-7425 # 8069\nDavid Wilson:
(209) 609-9253 lendshishorses @ att.net (take out spaces)\nlendshishors
es@att.net\n \nAuthentic Native American Foods\, Arts\, & Crafts\n50/50s
* Raffles * Prizes\nFree and open to the Public\nThis is an alcohol-fre
e and drug-free celebration!
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DTSTAMP:20090128T195128Z
SUMMARY:Stockton Benefit Pow Wow / Feb. 14 / Stockton\, Calif.
CREATED:20090128T195128Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090214T220000
LOCATION:Edison High School\, 1425 South Center\, Stockton
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Gathering Tribes Re-Opening\n \nSaturday\, January 31\, 2009
from 11:00am to 6:00pm\nSunday\, February 1\, 2009 from 11:00am to 5:00
pm\n \n1412 Solano Ave in Albany\nThree blocks west of the old location\
, on the\nSouthwest corner of Santa Fe & Solano Ave\nLook for the turquo
ise doors!\n \nWe are very excited to share our beautiful new space with
you! Join Pennie\, Michael\, Gemma\, Becky and our wonderful staff as w
e celebrate not only our new location\, but also our new President!! We
will have several drawings during the two days of celebration for 2 limi
ted edition Shepard Fairey "Victory" posters and 20 Shepard Fairey "Yes
We Did" stickers! Other prizes will include gift certificates and discou
nt coupons to Gathering Tribes.\n\nFeaturing:\nMichael Horse (who will b
e singing!!)\nWalter Johnson (on his flute)\nand more!
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090131T110000
DTSTAMP:20090128T195250Z
SUMMARY:Gathering Tribes Re-Opening
CREATED:20090128T195250Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090131T180000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, 1412 Solano Avenue\, Albany
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DESCRIPTION:We invite you to join us for up-coming events with Maori Po
et\, ROBERT SULLIVAN\n\nMONDAY FEB. 9\, noon Public Lecture: “Being Clos
e to the\nIs-Land: Indigenous Maori\, and Polynesian\, Poetics in Englis
h”\nRM 554 Barrows Hall\, University of California\, Berkeley\n\n\nFEB.
9\, 5-7 p.m. Poetry Open Mic with Robert Sullivan\nMorrison Library\, Un
iversity of California Berkeley\n**we encourage you to please come hear
and participate in this poetry\nsession.\n\nROBERT SULLIVAN BIO:\nRobert
Sullivan belongs to the New Zealand Maori tribes \;\nPuhi\,\;ti Raukawa
and Kai Tahu. He is also proud of the Galway\nIrish side of his family.
He has written six collections of poetry\,\nincluding Star Waka\, Voice
Carried My Family (both Auckland U P)\, and\nShout Ha! to the Sky (fort
hcoming from Salt Publishing\, UK)\, a graphic\nnovel\, a libretto\, and
a children’s book retelling Maori myths and\nlegends. Robert has won se
veral New Zealand literary awards for his\nmulti-genre work and editing.
He co-edited Whetu Moana: Contemporary\nPolynesian Poems in English wit
h Albert Wendt and Reina Whaitiri\, the\nfirst such anthology to be edit
ed entirely by Polynesians. Robert most recently guest-edited the online
journal Ka Mate Ka Ora and their celebration issue of the late poet Hon
e Tuwhare\, and updated the entry on Polynesian Poetry in The Princeton
Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics. His poetry appears in The Harvard Re
view\, The Berkeley Poetry Review\, Best New\nZealand Poets\, and the fo
rthcoming anthology Twenty New Zealand Poets\n(Carcanet\, UK).\n\nThese
events are free and everyone is welcome!! Please join us.\n\n\n\n-- \nFu
ifuilupe Niumeitolu\,\nPhD Student\nGraduate Student Researcher\nOffice
of the Vice Chancellor for Equity & Inclusion\nUniversity of California\
, Berkeley\nE-mail\nFax (510)642-5191\n\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20090128T195629Z
SUMMARY:Maori Poet Robert Sullivan at UC Berkeley
CREATED:20090128T195629Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090209T130000
LOCATION:UC Berkeley
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DESCRIPTION: Guest speakers include:\nLee Brightman - UNA President\, \n
Wanda Quitiquit - Targeted for Disenrolment Robinson Rancheria\, John Go
mez\, Jr. - AIRRO President\, Clayton Duncan - Lucy Moore Foundation\,
Cesar Caballero -Shingle Springs Rancheria\; Wounded Knee DeOcampo Miwok
- disnerolled\, Lois Lockhart\, formerly disenrolled - Ukiah\nFMI: Quan
ah Parker Brightman 510.672-7187
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DTSTAMP:20090128T224455Z
SUMMARY:Tribal Corruption is not Traditional
CREATED:20090128T210623Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090205T150000
LOCATION:State Capitol Bldg\, North Side\, 10th St. and Capitol Mall\, S
acramento
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DESCRIPTION:COMMUNITY FORUM FOR ANDREW MOPPIN\n\nWHEN: Wednesday\, Febru
ary 4th\n\nWHERE: Intertribal Friendship House\, 523 International Blvd
Oakland\, CA 94606\n\nTIME: 6:30 PM\n\nOn Wednesday February 4\, 2009\,
Intertribal Friendship House will host a community forum in response to
the continued police brutality as made light in the recent shooting of O
scar Grant. An update will be provided on a fatal police shooting that
took place on New Years Eve. On December 31st\, 2007 at 7:33 PM\, office
rs of the Oakland Police Department fatally shot Andrew Moppin in the ba
ck eight times. Andrew Moppin (Comanche/Klamath)\, a young\, unarmed 20-
year-old man\, had a $411 warrant out for his arrest for evading a BART
fare. Six months after Officer Hector Jimenez shot and killed Andrew Mop
pin\, Jody "Mack" Woodfox III\, 27\, was also fatally shot in the back b
y the same officer of the Oakland Police Department. He was also found t
o be unarmed.\n\nSpeakers will share a list of demands including:\n\n1)
A police report detailing the incident of the shooting of Andrew Moppin
is released and made public available.\n\n2) Officer Hector Jimenez be t
aken off paid administrative leave for shooting of two unarmed men of co
lor and held accountable.\n\n3) That the U.S. Justice Department invest
igates the incident as a violation of civil rights\;\n\n4) Family Member
s and Friends of the Moppin and Woodfox families and all those that have
been affected by police brutality have access to Healing Justice resour
ces that are culturally sensitive to their needs.\n\nDinner and banner m
aking supplies will be provided.
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DTSTAMP:20090128T211835Z
SUMMARY:Community Forum for Andrew Moppin
CREATED:20090128T211719Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090204T213000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\, 523 International Blvd Oakland\,
CA 94606
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SEQUENCE:5
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090516T090000
DTSTAMP:20090204T195013Z
SUMMARY:Indian Market
CREATED:20090204T194820Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090516T170000
LOCATION:Tuolumne CA
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DESCRIPTION:The Art and History of Early California\nNatural Sciences Sp
ecial Gallery\nThrough June 28\, 2009\n\nExperience the rich history\, d
iverse beginnings\, and artistic and cultural heritage of early Californ
ia. This exhibition of art and artifacts from the museum's collections e
xplores the story of California from the First Peoples through the Gold
Rush.\n\nWednesday through Saturday\, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m \nSunday\, noon t
o 5 p.m.\nClosed Mondays and Tuesdays\nFirst Friday of each month open u
ntil 9 p.m.\n\n$8 adults\, $5 seniors/students\nFree Second Sundays\n\nw
ww.museumca.org\n\nOakland Museum of California\n1000 Oak @10th Street\n
Oakland\, CA 94607\n510/238-2200\nOne block from Lake Merritt BART
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DTSTAMP:20090204T235312Z
SUMMARY:The Art and History of Early California
CREATED:20090204T234341Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090210T170000
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DESCRIPTION:Date 1/17/2009\nEvent Shake The Feathers presents "Tatooing
Our Traditions"\nStart Time 7:00 PM\nEnd Time 9:00 PM\nLocation Womens B
uilding 3543 18th St San Francisco CA 94110\nDescription \nKEONE NUNES\n
LIVE TRADITIONAL\nHAWAIIAN\nTATOO DEMONSTRATION\nCAROLYN MELENANI KUALI'
I\nWORKSHOP ON INDIGINOUS USE OF METH\nTHE WOMENS BUILDING\n3543 18TH ST
\nSAN FRANCISCO\, CA 94110\n \nESTHER LUCERO\nELLELUCERO@HOTMAIL.COM\n \
nNATAANI GRAYCLOUD GUTHRIE\n \nNATAANIG@NATIVEHEALTH.ORG\n \nPosted by p
eyote_rose\nUpdated 1/15/2009\n
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DTSTAMP:20090205T000630Z
SUMMARY:"Tatooing Our Traditions"
CREATED:20090205T000630Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090117T210000
LOCATION:3543 18th St San Francisco CA 94110
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for\n\nWORKSHOP ON CONTEMPORARY PACIFIC ISLAN
DS ARTS\n\n"Fresh Gallery Otara: Contemporary Pacific Art and Audiences
in South\nAuckland"\n*EMA TAVOLA\n\nBIO:\nEma is a multi-media visual ar
tist and curator of Fijian (Dravuni\,Kadavu)\nand NZ Pakeha ancestry. S
he began her art training at Oceania Centre for\nArts and Culture at the
University of the South Pacific in Suva and \ncompleted a Bachelor of V
isual Arts degree in sculpture from the\nUniversity of Auckland at Manu
kau. Ema's work has ranged from traditional\nsculptural objects to tempo
rary installation\, video\, painting and social\nsculpture. She currentl
y works as Pacific Arts Coordinator for Manukau\nCity Council\, based at
Fresh Gallery Otara in South Auckland\, New Zealand.\n\n\n"Woven Worlds"\n*LEILANI KAKE\n\nBIO:\nLeilani Kake\, a multi-m
edia artist\, working in film\, visual art and\ntextiles is of Nga Puhi\
, Tainui (NZ Maori) and Manihiki (Cook Island)\ndescent . She graduated
from the University of Auckland at the Manukau\nSchool of Visual Arts wi
th a Bachelor of Visual Arts in 2002 and a Post\nGraduate Diploma of Fin
e Arts in 2005. She is the Winner of the 2008\nSalamander Gallery Award
for Emerging Pacific Visual Artist from the\nPasifika Arts Awards of Cre
ative New Zealand.\n\n**FRIDAY FEBRUBARY 20\, 2009 @ 12:00-2:00PM*****
*\nCENTER FOR RACE & GENDER (CRG) 6th Floor\, Barrows Hall\nUniversity o
f California\, Berkeley\n\nFREE\n\n(This workshop is organized by the th
e Pacific Islands Research Working\nGroup and it is generously supported
by The Center for Race and Gender at\nthe University of California\, Be
rkeley)\n\nFor more info \n\n-- \nFuifuilupe Ni
umeitolu\,\nPhD Student\nGraduate Student Researcher\nOffice of the Vice
Chancellor for Equity & Inclusion\nUniversity of California\, Berkeley\
nE-mail\nFax (510)642-5191\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20090220T083005Z
SUMMARY:Contemporary Pacific Islands Arts w/ Ema Tavola & Leilani Kake
CREATED:20090220T083005Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090211T140000
LOCATION:Berkeley
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:"PAPER JAM"....A FREE AUDIOPHARMACY MONTHLY.\n\nAudiopharmac
y improv jam session are usually found tucked behind\nclosed doors or at
cutty barbeque sessions in the park every now and\nthen\, but this year
\, we have decided to take it to the Mission.\nDuring the next 4 months\
, Audiopharmacy is hosting a beautiful open\nimprov jam session at Galer
ia De La Raza in San Francisco's Mission\ndistrict. It is a monthly held
on the third Friday of the next 4\nmonths\, and guess how much it costs
?...FREE FITTY FREE!. Each "Paper\nJam" will be recorded\, and will be a
ccompanied by Galeria Youth\nPrograms\, Presentations\, and Performances
. See yu thurrrrr!!!\n\nWHEN: FRI\, FEB 20TH at 7pm.\n\nWHERE:Galeria De
La Raza. 2857 24th Street\, San Francisco\, California\n94110\n\nCOST:
FREE\n
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DTSTAMP:20090220T085006Z
SUMMARY:"Paper Jam" AP monthly at Galeria
CREATED:20090220T085006Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090220T210000
LOCATION:2857 24th Street\, San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:"Rally to Protect Eagles & Sacred Lands" on Friday\, Februar
y 27 at 12:00pm.\n\nEvent: Rally to Protect Eagles & Sacred Lands\n
"Advocates for the Protection of Sacred Sites announce their official c
all for a mass demonstration outside of the Shasta County Board of Super
visors Office"\nWhat: Protest\nHost: Mark LeBeau\nStart Time: Friday\, F
ebruary 27 at 12:00pm\nEnd Time: Friday\, February 27 at 3:00pm\nWhere:
Administration Center\n\nTo see more details and RSVP\, follow the link
below:\nhttp://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=68867915029&aref=170374
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DTSTAMP:20090220T090818Z
SUMMARY:"Rally to Protect Eagles & Sacred Lands"...
CREATED:20090220T090818Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090227T150000
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:The Costanoan Rumsen Carmel Tribe is proud to present:\nThe
17th Annual Ohlone "Big Time" Gathering & Pow Wow\n \nFriday April 24th\
, 2009 - 6pm to 10pm\nSaturday April 25th\, 2009 - 11am to 10pm\nSunday
April 26th\, 2009 - 10am to Dusk\n \nHead Staff:\nMC:\nSaginaz Grant ~ S
ac Fox\nArena Director: \nVictor Chavez ~ Navajo\nHeadman Dancer:\nTony
Littlehawk ~ Tsalagi/Grovon\nHeadwoman Dancer: \nJosie Villa ~ Apache\nH
eadboy Dancer:\nShiigo Lechuga Yellowhorse ~ Apache\nHeadGirl Dancer:\nL
izet Whitehorse ~ Apache/Cherokee\nWhipman:\nRoger Slaughter ~ Mohawk\nS
piritual Advisor\nRobertjohn Knapp ~ Ohlone\nHost Drum:\nWild Horse Sing
ers\nALL DRUMS & DANCERS WELCOME\n\nSpecial Presentations By:\nTerry Goe
del ~ Yakama\n\nChampion Native American Hoop Dance\nThe Costanoan Rumse
n Humaya Singers & Dancers\n \nHosted by:\nTHE COSTANOAN RUMSEN CARMEL T
RIBE & Downtown Pomona Business Owners\n\nLocation:\n240 E 1st St. (betw
een Gary & Gibbs)\nPomona\, Calif. 91766\n \nFor general information inc
luding vendor availability regarding this event please contact our triba
l office at 1(909) 623~7889 or by email at rumsen @ aol.com (take out sp
aces)\nrumsen@aol.com\n\nDrugs and Alcohol will not be tolerated on the
premises!\n\nThe Costanoan Rumsen Carmel Tribe / People of California He
ritage are not responsible for theft\, loss or damages.\n
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DTSTAMP:20090220T091247Z
SUMMARY:Ohlone "Big Time" Gathering & Pow Wow / Apr. 24\, 25\, & 26 / Po
mona\, Calif.
CREATED:20090220T091247Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090424T220000
LOCATION:Pomona
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:for immediate posting\n\nLIBERATION DAY Benefit Concert\ncom
memorating Wounded Knee 1973\n\nFriday\, 27 February 2009\n4 pm - midnit
e\n\n@ Intertribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd\nOakland CA
94606\n\nfeaturing:\nDr. Loco and His Rockin Jalapenos\nThe Bob Young
Project\nand local Hip Hop artists\n\nsuggested donation $10--benefits A
IM-West\nand Intertribal Friendship House\n\ninfo: joyce@aimwest.info or
tony (415)577-1492\n\n==================\nAmerican Indian Movement - We
st (AIM-West)\nAntonio Gonzales\nDirector\nc: (415)577-1492\ne: eltonyg@
earthlink.net\nw: http://aimwest.info\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090227T160000
DTSTAMP:20090220T091439Z
SUMMARY:AIM-West fundraiser
CREATED:20090220T091439Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090228T000000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd\nOakland
CA 94606
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DESCRIPTION:Livermore Powwow\nApril 18\, 2009 @11am\n \nNew Location:
Las Positas College\n3000 Campus Hill Dr\nLivermore\, CA 94551\n@New So
ccer Field\n \nFree Admission\nNo Smoking\nContest Dancing\nArts & Craft
s\nGourd Dancing\n \nContact Info: Smoke Johnson (925) 577-8471\n \nPl
ease forward the attached flier for the Livermore Pow Wow\, to be held o
n\nSaturday April 18\, 2009\, to your friends and family. Gourd dance wi
ll\ncommence at 11AM with Grand Entry at 12PM & 6PM.\n Although the
message below pertains to all who attend the event\, it was\noriginally
written to address vendors & head staff. However\, please take the\ntime
to review and pass it on to others\, as it is extremely important that\
nwe abide by the below guidelines:\n Finding a new location that was
cost-effective and large enough\nto house our growing venue has indeed b
een very difficult. But\, now that\nthe committee has found a new home\
, we would like to ensure Las Positas\nCollege becomes a permanent locat
ion for the Livermore Pow Wow. Although\nthe President of Las Positas C
ollege\, Dr. DeRionne Pollard\, strongly\nsupports the Pow Wow\, many me
mbers of the Administration are understandably\nuneasy with holding an e
vent of such magnitude on and within their new\nfacilities. Therefore\,
it is expected that our every move will be evaluated\nand we must be su
re not to violate any campus rules or regulations. \n The most import
ant rule to which the entire Pow Wow community\nmust adhere is that ther
e must be absolutely NO SMOKING or PETS on campus.\nSmoking will only be
allowed in the parking lot\, and the committee also\nrequests that ever
yone is courteous and picks up after themselves. Both\nsecurity and the
committee will be on the look-out during the Pow Wow\, and\nif anyone\,
including vendors\, head staff\, dancers\, singers and spectators\,\nar
e found smoking on campus\, they will be asked to leave immediately. Th
ere\nwill also be absolutely no food permitted on the field\, as it is a
brand new\nAstroturf field and there will be a designated dining area o
utside the field\narea. While some may believe this to be extreme\, plea
se understand the\nLivermore Pow Wow was postponed for two years and do
not want to take any\nrisk of loosing our new and beautiful location. T
herefore\, we humbly ask\nfor your support and request that you abide by
\, as well as advise your\nfamily and friends\, of these strict guidelin
es.\n \n \n \n \n \nThanks\,\n \n \n \nSmoke\n \n \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090418T110000
DTSTAMP:20090402T184618Z
SUMMARY:Livermore Pow Wow
CREATED:20090220T092116Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090418T120000
LOCATION:Las Positas College\n3000 Campus Hill Dr\nLivermore\, CA 94551
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DESCRIPTION:> \n> \n> *WEDNESD
AY FEB 25\, 2009*\n> \n> Please join a nation-wide event to support the
protection of Hawaiian\n> lands against development and sale by politici
ans in the State of Hawaii.\n> \n> In San Francisco\, the following even
ts will be held on February 25th\, the\n> day the U.S. Supreme Court hea
rs arguments in an important Hawaiian land\n> case\, to demonstrate our
unified and *peaceful* resistance to the sale of\n> public Hawaiian land
s and to educate the general public about this\n> important issue:\n> \n
> *PULE-Traditional Prayer Gathering (a nation-wide\, simultaneous event
):*\n> \n> *Twin Peaks Look Out (SF)*\n> \n> 6:45am gathering / 7:00am P
ule Begins (coincide w/ 10am EST start of\n> Supreme Court session)\n> \
n> *If you cannot make this gathering\, please consider taking a moment
at\n> 7:00am PST to offer a pule or meditation for a just and positive\n
> resolution to this conflict over Hawaiian lands.***\n> \n> *RALLY-** K
û I Ka Pono / Stand Up for Justice:*\n> \n> *Civic Center Plaza near San
Francisco City Hall (Goodlett side)*\n> \n> 12 noon - 1:00pm Rally\n> \
n> *PULE-Traditional Prayers:*\n> \n> *Civic Center Plaza*\n> \n> 1:00pm
-6:00pm every hour on the hour\n> \n> *RALLY & CLOSING -** Kû I Ka Pono
/ Stand Up for Justice:*\n> \n> *Civic Center Plaza near San Francisco C
ity Hall (Goodlett side)*\n> \n> 6:00pm-7:00pm Rally\n> \n> *PLEASE WEAR
/BRING:* Red Shirt (Kû I Ka Pono if you have)\, white/muslin\n> Kîhei\,
Hawaiian Flag\, Signs*\n> \n> *OLI/MELE (chants/songs):* E Iho Ana\, I K
û Mau Mau\, Kû i ka pono\, E hô\n> mai ka 'ike\, Mele Kumu Honua\, Nâ 'a
umâkua (please see attached or blog)\n> \n> *For more information\, plea
se see/contact:*\n> \n> http://protecthawnlands.blogspot.com\n> \n> kuik
alono2009@gmail.com or kawikaalfiche@gmail.com\n> \n> *dress warm\, brin
g umbrella\, snacks\, water\n> \n> \n> \n> \n> \n> \n> \n> \n> \n> -- \n
> Fuifuilupe Niumeitolu\,\n> PhD Student\n> Graduate Student Researcher\
n> Office of the Vice Chancellor for Equity & Inclusion\n> University of
California\, Berkeley\n> E-mail\n> Fax (510)64
2-5191\n> \n>
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DTSTAMP:20090220T095344Z
SUMMARY:Info for Feb. 25th Gathering & Rally to Protect Hawaiian Lands
CREATED:20090220T095344Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090226
LOCATION:San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:Event: Indigenous Peoples Struggles to Defend Sacred Places:
\n "Symposium and Human Rights Training "\nWhat: Workshop\nHost:
International Indian Treaty Council\nStart Time: Saturday\, March 7 at 9
:00am\nEnd Time: Saturday\, March 7 at 9:00pm\nWhere: San Francisco Stat
e University\, Richard Oakes Memorial Room\n\nFMI: www.treatycouncil.org
\n\nreprinted from:\nhttp://www.stanford.edu/dept/nacc/cgi-bin/calendar/
view_entry.php?id=552&date=20090307\n\nPRESENTERS: Carrie Dann and Julie
Cavanaugh-Bill\, Western Shoshone Defense Project\; Manny Pino\, Save t
he Peaks Coalition\; Andrea Carmen and Alberto Saldamando\, IITC\; Radle
y Davis & Mark Lebeau\, Advocates for the Protection of Sacred Sites.\n\
nMODERATOR: Morningstar Gali\, IITC.\n\nDate: Saturday\, March 7\, 2009\
nTime: 9:00am-9:30pm\nDuration: 750 minutes\nCategory: Native Community\
nCreated by: Denni Woodward\nUpdated: Monday\, January 26\, 2009 3:14pm\
nLocation: San Francisco State University\, Richard Oakes Memorial Room\
, Evening Program at Rosa Parks Rooms A-C\nEvent Contact: Morningstar Ga
li\nContact Email: 415/641-4482\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20090304T220712Z
SUMMARY: "Indigenous Peoples Struggles to Defend Sacred Places: "...
CREATED:20090220T095724Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090307T210000
LOCATION:San Francisco State University
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:14
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090306T120000
DTSTAMP:20090225T070239Z
SUMMARY:"Contemporary Editions: An Exhibition of 19 Bay Area Printmakers
" w Emmanuel Montoya
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090306T120000
LOCATION:Art 94124 Gallery\, 3900B Third Street\, San Francisco\, CA 94
124\, 415-920-9790\, www.ART94124.com
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DESCRIPTION:"Contemporary Editions: An Exhibition of 19 Bay Area Printma
kers". At the invitation of noted San Francisco artist & printmaker\, J
uan R. Fuentes\, Emmanuel will be one of the featured printmakers in the
show. EVENT | Opening Reception | Friday\, March 6 | 6-9pm \nJoin us
for the Opening Reception of Contemporary Editions: An Exhibition of Bay
Area Printmakers\, \na group show that celebrates the medium and art fo
rm of printmaking. Meet the artists and see a \nscreen printing demonstr
ation by noted printmaker\, and the show’s curator\, Juan R. Fuentes. \n
\n
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DESCRIPTION:EVENT | Opening Reception | Friday\, March 6 | 6-9pm \nJoin
us for the Opening Reception of Contemporary Editions: An Exhibition of
Bay Area Printmakers\, \na group show that celebrates the medium and art
form of printmaking. Meet the artists and see a \nscreen printing demon
stration by noted printmaker\, and the show’s curator\, Juan R. Fuentes.
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DTSTAMP:20090225T070410Z
SUMMARY:Opening Reception of Contemporary Editions:
CREATED:20090225T070254Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090306T210000
LOCATION:Art 94124 Gallery\, 3900B Third Street\, San Francisco\, CA 94
124\, 415-920-9790\, www.ART94124.com
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:PANEL | The Printmakers’ Mark | Friday\, March 20 | 6-9pm \n
ART 94124 GALLERY is pleased to host an informal panel discussion on the
role and impact of \nprintmakers in today’s society. What has the role
of printmakers been in addressing social issues\, \nthen and now? How h
as the computer age impacted traditional and contemporary printing? \nH
ow do artists feel about digital printing and its impact on today’s prin
t market?
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090320T180000
DTSTAMP:20090225T070550Z
SUMMARY:PANEL | The Printmakers’ Mark
CREATED:20090225T070432Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090320T210000
LOCATION:Art 94124 Gallery\, 3900B Third Street\, San Francisco\, CA 94
124\, 415-920-9790\, www.ART94124.com
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:EVENT | Closing Reception | Friday\, April 3 | 6-9pm \nSuppo
rt local artists and future exhibits at ART 94124 GALLERY by coming by f
or an informal \nreception to mark the closing of Contemporary Editions.
\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090403T180000
DTSTAMP:20090401T175734Z
SUMMARY:Printmaking Closing Reception
CREATED:20090225T070728Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090403T210000
LOCATION:Art 94124 Gallery\, 3900B Third Street\, San Francisco\, CA 94
124\, 415-920-9790\, www.ART94124.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Memorial Service Chris Gonzalez who passed away Thursday 2/1
9/09. Services are this Wednesday February 25 at Colonial Chapel at 262
6 High Street in Oakland. Viewing is 12-4 and services at the Chapel ar
e 4-6 with a potluck at Intertribal Friendship House to follow. The fam
ily is in need of donations which can be brought to Intertribal Friendsh
ip House Wednesday. FMI: (510) 434-5468.
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il.gmail.com%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090225T120000
DTSTAMP:20090225T183923Z
SUMMARY:Memorial Service for Chris Gonzalez
CREATED:20090225T071305Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090225T180000
LOCATION:523 International Blvd in Oakland
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Memorial Services for Bea De O'Campo will be held on Friday\
, Feb. 27\, 2009 @ 2:00 @ 1525 Sonoma Blvd.\, Vallejo\, CA. Directions:
Take 80 East and take the first turn off after the Carquinez Bridge wh
ich is Sonoma Blvd. Go down until it crosses York Street\, across from
the Harley Davidson Store and the Armory where the memorial will be held
is located there.\n\n
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URL;VALUE=URI:message:%3C3BBEB2E301088E498B2360264908655BEE289F@alasr001
4.nativehealth.org%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090227T140000
DTSTAMP:20090225T073038Z
SUMMARY:Services for Bea De O'Campo
CREATED:20090225T072509Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090227T180000
LOCATION:1525 Sonoma Blvd.\, Vallejo\, CA.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:SCREENING\nINVITATION\n\nMonday\, March 2nd\n\n6:15 \nWine R
eception\n\n7:00 \nScreening\n\nPacific Film \nArchive Theater\n2575 Ban
croft Way\nBerkeley\, CA\n\n
\nWith Special Guests Jack Thorpe \nand Joseph Bruchac \n\nDear F
riends and Colleagues: \n\nCome celebrate the completion of JIM THORPE\,
THE WORLD'S GREATEST ATHLETE\, a feature length documentary biography o
f the legendary Native American athlete. We are happy to have Jack Thor
pe\, a former cheif of the Sac and Fox Nation\, and Jim Thorpe's younges
t son\, as a guest of honor at the screening. Joseph Bruchac\, Abenaki
author and storyteller and my co-producer and co-writer on the film\, wi
ll also be with us. Jack and Joe will join me in a Q & A after the scree
ning. Hope to see you there\, Tom Weidlinger\n\n \n · 6:15 PM Wine &
Cheese reception\, \n just outside the theater\n\n · 7:00PM Film S
creening in true (HDCAM) \n high definition in PFA's state-of-the-ar
t theatre. \n\n · 8:30PM Q & A following screening.\n\n · RSVP to r
eserve seats.* \n email: tomweidlinger@sbcglobal.net\n \n\n* Res
ervations recommended. Seats are still available but going fast. To date
we've have about 30 left. If you've already reserved seats but your p
lans have changed\, let us know so we can give them to others.\n\nA $5.0
0 donation will be asked for at the door to help pay for the screening v
enue and special HD projection equipment. \n\nThe Pacific Film Art Thea
ter is at 2575 Bancroft Way\, between Bowditch and Telegraph in Berkeley
. Parking can be hard to find. We recommend parking at the Sather Gate
Garage located between Durant and Channing\, just west of Telegraph. Yo
u can pick up a 50%-off validation ticket for this garage at the screeni
ng.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090302T180000
DTSTAMP:20090225T193053Z
SUMMARY:Film Screening: Jim Thorpe\, World's Greatest Athelete
CREATED:20090225T073232Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090302T210000
LOCATION:2575 Bancroft Way\, Berkeley\, CA
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:A principal member of the technical staff at Sandia National
Laboratories and a former regent of the University of NM. She leads te
chnical efforts in the Renewable Energy Program to assist tribes with re
newable energy development. She will be speaking about the program she
development and the Navajo Nation's energy program.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090226T183000
DTSTAMP:20090225T183705Z
SUMMARY:Sandra Begay Campbell at IFH
CREATED:20090225T183345Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090226T203000
LOCATION:IFH\, 523 Interntional Blvd. Oakland
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:12
DESCRIPTION:Instructor Janelle Palacios\ntraditional\, fancy and jingle
all in one class!\n\nDates:\n2/21 \, 3/7\, 4/4\, 5/2 and 5/30\n\nfmi: Ja
nellepalacio@hotmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090221T100000
DTSTAMP:20090225T184744Z
SUMMARY:Womens' Native Dance Class
CREATED:20090225T184405Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090221T130000
LOCATION:IFH 523 International Blvd.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Instructor Janelle Palacios\ntraditional\, fancy and jingle
all in one class!\n\nDates:\n2/21 \, 3/7\, 4/4\, 5/2 and 5/30\n\nfmi: Ja
nellepalacio@hotmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090307T100000
DTSTAMP:20090304T182326Z
SUMMARY:Womens' Native Dance Class
CREATED:20090225T184405Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090307T140000
LOCATION:IFH 523 International Blvd.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Instructor Janelle Palacios\ntraditional\, fancy and jingle
all in one class!\n\nDates:\n2/21 \, 3/7\, 4/4\, 5/2 and 5/30\n\nfmi: Ja
nellepalacio@hotmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090404T100000
DTSTAMP:20090225T184811Z
SUMMARY:Womens' Native Dance Class
CREATED:20090225T184405Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090404T130000
LOCATION:IFH 523 International Blvd.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Instructor Janelle Palacios\ntraditional\, fancy and jingle
all in one class!\n\nDates:\n2/21 \, 3/7\, 4/4\, 5/2 and 5/30\n\nfmi: Ja
nellepalacio@hotmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090502T100000
DTSTAMP:20090225T184817Z
SUMMARY:Womens' Native Dance Class
CREATED:20090225T184405Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090502T130000
LOCATION:IFH 523 International Blvd.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Instructor Janelle Palacios\ntraditional\, fancy and jingle
all in one class!\n\nDates:\n2/21 \, 3/7\, 4/4\, 5/2 and 5/30\n\nfmi: Ja
nellepalacio@hotmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090530T100000
DTSTAMP:20090225T184820Z
SUMMARY:Womens' Native Dance Class
CREATED:20090225T184405Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090530T130000
LOCATION:IFH 523 International Blvd.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:KAULULEHUA HAWAIIAN CULTURAL CENTER\nJANUARY EVENTS\n423 Bad
en Ave\, South San Francisco\, CA 94080\nMore information at our websit
e: www.apop.net\n650-588-1091 / info@apop.net\n \nEVENTS:\nKANIKAPILA &
`AWA NIGHT\nThis Friday\, January 30\nDates: 1/30\, 2/27\, 3/27\, 4/24\n
Times: Friday eve's 7:30pm-pau\nHosted by: Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural
Center and Hiram Bell\nSuggested donation $5 per person\n
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il.gmail.com%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090227T193000
DTSTAMP:20090225T190341Z
SUMMARY:Kanikapila this friday 7:30pm
CREATED:20090128T193602Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090227T213000
LOCATION:423 Baden Ave\, South San Francisco\, CA 94080
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:KAULULEHUA HAWAIIAN CULTURAL CENTER\nJANUARY EVENTS\n423 Bad
en Ave\, South San Francisco\, CA 94080\nMore information at our websit
e: www.apop.net\n650-588-1091 / info@apop.net\n \nEVENTS:\nKANIKAPILA &
`AWA NIGHT\nThis Friday\, January 30\nDates: 1/30\, 2/27\, 3/27\, 4/24\n
Times: Friday eve's 7:30pm-pau\nHosted by: Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural
Center and Hiram Bell\nSuggested donation $5 per person\n
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il.gmail.com%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090327T193000
DTSTAMP:20090225T190347Z
SUMMARY:Kanikapila this friday 7:30pm
CREATED:20090128T193602Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090327T213000
LOCATION:423 Baden Ave\, South San Francisco\, CA 94080
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:KAULULEHUA HAWAIIAN CULTURAL CENTER\nJANUARY EVENTS\n423 Bad
en Ave\, South San Francisco\, CA 94080\nMore information at our websit
e: www.apop.net\n650-588-1091 / info@apop.net\n \nEVENTS:\nKANIKAPILA &
`AWA NIGHT\nThis Friday\, January 30\nDates: 1/30\, 2/27\, 3/27\, 4/24\n
Times: Friday eve's 7:30pm-pau\nHosted by: Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural
Center and Hiram Bell\nSuggested donation $5 per person\n
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URL;VALUE=URI:message:%3C48f200e50901262315v1ee12aa6v4c95eac0fd3cdef1@ma
il.gmail.com%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090424T193000
DTSTAMP:20090225T190359Z
SUMMARY:Kanikapila this friday 7:30pm
CREATED:20090128T193602Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090424T213000
LOCATION:423 Baden Ave\, South San Francisco\, CA 94080
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, March 1st IFH Clean up Day 11 AM-2 PM Come jo
in the regular clean up and help maintain our house! Eveyone's help wel
come!
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il.gmail.com%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090301T110000
DTSTAMP:20090225T192823Z
SUMMARY:IFH Clean Up Day
CREATED:20090225T192823Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090301T140000
LOCATION:IFH
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Homestead High School Gym\, 21370 Homestead Road\, Cupertino
\, CA. FMI: Nick 408.226-5213.\n
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URL;VALUE=URI:message:%3C256549FB7A516141AAA6606783A7136E3EE0E6@ADHAYEXC
00V1.ad.csueastbay.edu%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090321T120000
DTSTAMP:20090318T193906Z
SUMMARY:Homestead Powwow
CREATED:20090225T193422Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090321T130000
LOCATION:21370 Homestead Road\, Cupertino\, CA.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:APRIL 11 ANNUAL UC DAVIS CONTEST POW WOW\, ARC PAVILLION\,
1 SHIELDS AVE.\, DAVIS\, CALIF.\, FOR MORE INFO CONTACT 530-752-6656 uc
davispowwow@gmail.com
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URL;VALUE=URI:message:%3C256549FB7A516141AAA6606783A7136E3EE0E6@ADHAYEXC
00V1.ad.csueastbay.edu%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090411T120000
DTSTAMP:20090225T193458Z
SUMMARY:UC Davis Powwow
CREATED:20090225T193458Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090411T130000
LOCATION:UC DAVIS
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:*** NEW LOCATION** Las Positas College\, 3000 Campus Hill D
rive.\, Livermore\, CA FMI Smoke Johnson 925-577-8471\n\nSaveThe Date
! Powwow Returns to Livermore! Sixth Annual Livermore Powwow Scheduled f
or Saturday\, April 18\, 2009\nSmoke Johnson\, founder of the Livermore
Powwow in 2002\, announced at the American Indian Center in December tha
t the 2009 Powwow will be happening this year. The popular Livermore eve
nt was not put on in 2007-08 because it had outgrown its former location
s at local high schools in the city. The difficulties finding a new spot
finally ended when Las Positas College agreed to provide space for the
event this year. Smoke is calling for volunteers as many will be needed
for simple duties like helping to keep the grounds clean. If you can hel
p out\, please call Smoke at 925-577-8471.
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00V1.ad.csueastbay.edu%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090418T120000
DTSTAMP:20090319T002239Z
SUMMARY:6th Annual Livermore Powwow
CREATED:20090225T193527Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090418T130000
LOCATION:LIVERMORE
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:MAY 1-3\, 25th Annual California Indian Market Peace Powwow
\, at the Mission in San Juan Bautisca\, CA. FMI: 831.623.4772. peacev
ision.net.\n
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URL;VALUE=URI:message:%3C256549FB7A516141AAA6606783A7136E3EE0E6@ADHAYEXC
00V1.ad.csueastbay.edu%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090501T120000
DTSTAMP:20090429T193635Z
SUMMARY:San Juan Bautista Powwow
CREATED:20090225T193751Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090503T120000
LOCATION:San Juan Bautista
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:MAY 8-10 ANNUAL STANFORD UNIVERSITY POW WOW\, STANFORD\, CA\
ne-mail stanfordpowwow2009@gmail.com\n
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URL;VALUE=URI:message:%3C256549FB7A516141AAA6606783A7136E3EE0E6@ADHAYEXC
00V1.ad.csueastbay.edu%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090508T120000
DTSTAMP:20090225T193825Z
SUMMARY:Stanford Powwow
CREATED:20090225T193825Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090510T120000
LOCATION:STANFORD
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:JUNE 6 28TH ANNUAL YUBA-SUTTER POW WOW\, YUBA COLLEGE\, MAR
YSVILLE\, CA\nFOR MORE INFO CONTACT 530-749-6196 (BETWEEN THE HOURS OF
8AM- 2:30PM)\njgraham@mjusd.k12.ca.us\n
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URL;VALUE=URI:message:%3C256549FB7A516141AAA6606783A7136E3EE0E6@ADHAYEXC
00V1.ad.csueastbay.edu%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090606T080000
DTSTAMP:20090225T193930Z
SUMMARY:Yuba Sutter Powwow
CREATED:20090225T193930Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090606T143000
LOCATION:MARYSVILLE\, CA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:\n\n15th Annual Sacramento Contest Powwow\n\nHost:\nIra & Ma
rcia\nType:\nMusic/Arts - Performance\n\n15th Annual Sacramento Contest
Powwow\nAugust 14\, 15 & 16\, 2009\n\n715 Broadway\nSacramento\, Calif.
95818\n\nHead Staff:\nMC: Tom Phillips Sr.\nArena Director: Tom Phillips
Jr.\nHead Man:\nTBA\nHead Lady:\nTBA\nHost Drums: Southern Express\n\nC
ontact Information:\nPowwow Committee:\n1(916) 421~0657\nE~mail: wailaki
10 @ comcast.net (Take out spaces)\nwailaki10@comcast. net\nPowwow Org.\
nWAILAKI's Indian Tacos\nCalif.\n\nNo camping at the powwow grounds KOA
2 miles away.\nRegistration for Contest Powwow on Saturday morning with
Grand Entry at 1:00\np.m. and 7:00 p.m.\nSaturday and 1:00 p.m. Sunday.\
nDancers\, drummers and singers free admission.\nAdults $3.00\, teens $2
.00 Children under 5 and seniors 55 and older free.\nVendors $275. for t
hree days.\nFriday evening California Traditional Dance Groups.\nFree pa
rking and easy access to the powwow grounds.\n\nContest Details:\nOver $
15\,000 in $$$$$ awarded....for the week-end....\n \n \nFOR MORE INFO 91
6-421-0657
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090814T120000
DTSTAMP:20090805T190743Z
SUMMARY:Sacramento Powwow
CREATED:20090225T194254Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090816T120000
LOCATION:Sacraamento
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Sept 11-13 Redding Rancheria’s Still Water Powow\, Shasta D
istrict Fairgrounds\, Redding\, CA. FMI: 530.225-8979.\n
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URL;VALUE=URI:message:%3C256549FB7A516141AAA6606783A7136E3EE0E6@ADHAYEXC
00V1.ad.csueastbay.edu%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090911T120000
DTSTAMP:20090909T064607Z
SUMMARY:Still Water Powwow
CREATED:20090225T194326Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090913T120000
LOCATION:Redding
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:OCT 3-4 SUSCOL INTERTRIBAL COUNCIL PRESENTS--16TH ANNUAL P
OW WOW\, HONORING YOUTH THE "NEXT GENERATION"\,\nYOUNTVILLE\, CALIF. MO
RE INFO CONTACT 707-256-3561 suscol@suscol.net\nWEBSITE http://suscol.n
ativeweb.net
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URL;VALUE=URI:message:%3C256549FB7A516141AAA6606783A7136E3EE0E6@ADHAYEXC
00V1.ad.csueastbay.edu%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091003T120000
DTSTAMP:20090225T194357Z
SUMMARY:Yountville Powwow
CREATED:20090225T194357Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20091004T120000
LOCATION:REDDING
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Dear Students and Bay Area Native American Community member
s\,\n \nWe would like to thank you for your support for the Mills Colleg
e Student Alliance Pow Wow. In 2007\, the Native American Student Allia
nce (NASA) took responsibility for the Pow Wow with the goal of making t
he event inclusive of members of the Mills College and Bay Area Indian c
ommunities. Our goal was to create alliances and to provide access to M
ills College as a resource for the local community.\n \nAs a result of a
ctivism by NASA\, other student organizations\, Ethnic Studies faculty a
nd local Indian community members\, the Mills administration allocated o
ngoing funding for the Pow Wow. The College’s financial backing of the P
ow Wow is a visible demonstration of the importance of Native people at
Mills and in the surrounding community. \n \nSince 2007\, it has become
clear that organizing the Pow Wow involves a huge amount of labor and en
ergy by Mills students and faculty\, and that doing this on an annual ba
sis is not sustainable. In order to ensure the long-term viability and
success of the Pow Wow\, we have decided to organize the Pow Wow every o
ther year starting from 2010. We have chosen April 10\, 2010 as the date
for the next Pow Wow. \n \nWe respectfully seek the advice and involve
ment of the Bay Area Indian and the Mills College community in planning
and organizing our next Pow Wow. In order to begin this community-build
ing and planning process\, we would like to invite you to a community fo
rum on March 18\, 2009\, 6:30 to 8:30pm in the Faculty and Staff Lounge\
, Rothwell Center\, Mills College\, 5000 MacArthur Blvd.\, Oakland\, Ca
94613. For directions\, please check website www.mills.edu/maps/index.p
hp.\n \nIf you are unable to attend the community forum\, please feel fr
ee to contact me with comments and suggestions\, including ideas for ven
dors\, head staff\, and volunteers. I can be reached at melinda@mills.e
du\, 510.430.3324. \n \nThank you again for your guidance\, help\, and
support for the Mills College Student Alliance Pow Wow. We are excited a
bout the 2010 Pow Wow and appreciate your assistance in making this even
t one that reflects our diversity\, spiritual traditions\, and respect f
or one another.\n \nSincerely\,\n \n \nMelinda Micco\, Ph.D.\nSeminole N
ation of Okahoma\nOn Behalf of the Mills College Pow Wow Organizers
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090318T183000
DTSTAMP:20090304T010817Z
SUMMARY:Mills Pow Wow Planning Meeting
CREATED:20090304T010817Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090318T203000
LOCATION:Mills College\, 5000 MacArthur Blvd.\, Oakland
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:The Native American Health Center is pleased to announce tha
t it will begin hosting a monthly American Indian Care Awareness Day. E
ach month this event will give members of the SF Bay area American India
n community an opportunity to come together\, share some food and play f
un games. The event will include door prizes\, games\, refreshments and
health screenings. AI Care Awareness Day is being coordinated by NAHC
staff member\, Pat Want. “It’s important to get this project off the gr
ound because it will bring the community together\,” Pat says.\n\nThe fi
rst AI Care Awareness Day will take place on Friday\, March 20th\, 2009\
, at the Seven Directions Building\, located at 2950 International Blvd.
in Oakland from 4:00pm – 7:00pm. Bring the family by for some good eat
s\, games\, prizes and fun times with the rest of the community!\n\n \nH
ope to see you all there.\n\nFor more information\, contact Pat Want at
510-747-3030 or by email at PatriciaW@nativehealth.org.
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DTSTAMP:20090318T011230Z
SUMMARY:American Indian Care Awareness Day
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DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090320T190000
LOCATION:2950 International Blvd. in Oakland
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DESCRIPTION:BAY NATIVE CIRCLE KPFA 94.1 FM\n \nFor March 4\, 2009\n \
nHost Lakota Harden will interview\n \nMarc Yaffee\, Navajo comedian who
is performing in the Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley's upcom
ing 3rd Annual Fundraiser Comedy Jam.\n \nalso Donny Adolf\, students Da
nielle Spencer and Arnold Torres from the American Indian Child Resource
Center's Tobacco Usage Prevention Education program will be in the stud
io for discussion.\n \nBay Area Indian Calendar will be read\, as well a
s music from Tlingit Rapper Loren Sands of "half smoked productions" (as
in smoked fish\, half smoked) and a song by our own Dallas Wahpepah aka
Rencho and the DIME .\n \nto listen online go to KPFA.ORG at 2:00 pm PS
T or go to\n \nhttp://www.kpfa.org/archive/show/100/2009/01\n \nto hear
all past shows\, or sign up for podcast.\n
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SUMMARY:Bay Native Circle 94.1
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DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090304T150000
LOCATION:kpfa 94.1
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DESCRIPTION:4TH ANNUAL\nBAY AREA NATIVE AMERICAN\nRESEARCH CONFERENCE\nS
aturday\, March 7\, 2009\n11:45 am – 4:30 pm\nFree and open to the publi
c\n \nDistinguished Guest Speakers:\n \nAgriculture\, sustainability\, a
nd society in pre-contact Hawai`i\n \nPeter Vitousek\nClifford G. Morris
on Professor\nPopulation & Resource Studies\, Stanford University\n \n \
nEcocultural Restoration in Indigenous Communities\n \nDennis Martinez\n
Indigenous Peoples' Restoration Network\, Takelma Intertribal Project\n
\n \nOral and Poster Presentation Session\nUndergraduate and Graduate st
udents\n \n \nClubhouse Cardinal Room\, Old Union Clubhouse\, 2nd Floor\
nUpstairs from Native American Community Center\nStanford University\, 5
24 Lasuen Mall\, Stanford\, CA\n \nContact nanibaa@stanford.edu for more
information
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SUMMARY:Bay Area Native American Research Conference Flyer
CREATED:20090304T082345Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090307T163000
LOCATION:Stanford
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DESCRIPTION:Indigenous Arts Coalition Presents:\n\nCoffee House Night\nW
ednesday\, March 4\, 2009\n7pm-11pm\nAt the San Francisco Art Institute
(SFAI) CAFE\n800 Chestnut St. @ Jones\n\nFood\, Wine\, Films\, Music\, A
rt\, Performance\, and more!\n\nThis is an Open Mic event\, so come earl
y and SIGN UP!\n\nSome Performances\, Music\, and Films provided by:\nRi
chard Castaneda\, Ras'K Dee\, Nizhoni Ellenwood\, Andres Garcia\, Manuel
Gil\, Nia Macknight\, Rye Purvis\, Iban Brizuela\, Sweet Tooth Nelson\,
Neto Soza\, Sveta Gayshan\, Erick Andino\, Manny Lieras\, Spencer Keeto
n Cunningham\, and many many more!\n\nGuest Speaker:\nSusan Greene\n\n\n
For More Information Contact:\n(415) 412-1844\npimabrave@msn.com
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SUMMARY:Indigenous Art Coalition Coffee House Night
CREATED:20090304T175825Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090304T230000
LOCATION:San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:Post events at this link and they will be added to the calen
dar. \n\nThe calendar is maintained by American Indian Contemporary Art
s. Thanks to the Ford Foundation for their support in starting the cale
ndar.\n\nAnd Thanks to you all!
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090302T170000
DTSTAMP:20090304T182054Z
SUMMARY:Bay Area Indian Calendar
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DESCRIPTION:3rd Annual Native American Home Mortgage Seminar\nFriday Apr
il 17\, 2009 10:00am – 11:00am\nNative American Health Center\, Oakland
CA\n7Directions\, Staff Lounge\n \nPresented by Jim Mahoney\nCascade Re
sidential Mortgage\n \nOn April 17\, 2009\, NAHC will welcome back Jim M
ahoney. Jim will be onsite to give a presentation regarding the Native
American Section 184 Loan Program. This is a great program for Native Am
ericans seeking to buy a home. Jim is licensed to broker the Section 18
4 Native American Loan Program in California\, Oregon and Washington. At
the presentation you will:\n \nLearn who qualifies for the Native Ameri
can Government Loan.\nLearn why the Native Loan is better than today’s p
opular FHA Loan.\nLearn about the refinancing options to get out of a cu
rrent high interest rate loan.\nLearn why NO MORTGAGE INSURANCE is requi
red saving you money every month on your payment.\nLearn how your credit
score will affect your Native Loan.\n \n \nAfter the presentation\, Jim
will meet with interested individuals for a pre-qualification meeting.
If you would like to meet with Jim\, please contact me by Friday 2/28/0
9. Individual meetings will last 15-20 minutes. NAHC staff will have pri
ority to attend individual meetings. After 2/28/09 individual meeting sl
ots will be made available to community members.\n \nThe loan program is
open to all Native Americans from a Federally Recognized Tribe (at leas
t one borrower must be Native)\, specific details regarding the benefits
of the loan program are listed below.\n \nNative American Section 184 L
oan Program:\n \n-Only one loan\, fixed rate\, 30 YEAR ONLY. (no need f
or second mortgage)\n-Minimal down payment\, only 2.25% vs. typical 20%
on conventional loans\n-Fees that are waived include: application fee\,
processing fee\, bank underwriting fee. Save over $2\,000 in closing co
sts.\n-Cash out refinances up to 85% of current appraised value.\n-All p
roperties must be owner occupied\, no investment properties are allowed\
n-Great interest rates\, even if you have credit challenges.\n \n \n \n
\nNatalie Aguilera\, PHR I Director of Human Resources\nNative American
Health Center I 3124 International Blvd. Oakland\, CA 94601\n510.747.30
35 I 510.748.0116 (fax) I NatalieA@nativehealth.org\n \n
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SUMMARY:3rd Annual Native American Home Mortgage Seminar
CREATED:20090304T183716Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090417T110000
LOCATION:NAHC\, 3124 International Blvd\, Oakland
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DESCRIPTION:Art Attack on Solano Avenue!\, Mar 06\, 2009\nNative America
n Flute Player: \nWalter Ogi Johnson \n\nFriday\, March 6 \nEvening unti
l 9:00 p.m. \n\nWalter Ogi Johnson\, traditional Native American flute p
layer\, will perform from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm. as part of Art Attack on S
olano Avenue in Albany. Refreshments will be available.\nGathering Tribe
s\, 1412 Solano Ave\, Berkeley. FMI: 510.528-9038 www.gatheringtribes.co
m\n
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SUMMARY:Flutist Walter Ogi Johnson at Gathering Tribes
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DESCRIPTION:Next Northern California Chapter Meeting\nMay 27th at PG&E\,
San Francisco\nDetails TBD\nAll American Indian Business People and\nCh
amber Members Are Welcome!\nPlease RSVP :-)\nstateadmin@aicccal.org\nor
213- 440-3232
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SUMMARY:American Indian Chamber May Meeting
CREATED:20090305T230426Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090527T133000
LOCATION:San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:\nBrothers and Sisters\,\n\nAlong with our good friend Perry
Matlock\, AIM-West will be tabling at the Anarchist Bookfair all day Sa
turday and Sunday\, March 14th and 15th. \n\nMike Flores and I will be s
peaking on Saturday\, from 3:30-4:20pm\n\nWe will be selling a few books
\, but we really have no serious book inventory. Subsequently\, if anyon
e has used copies of books that would be appropriate for AIM to sell tha
t they might like to donate\, please bring them to the meeting tomorrow
evening or contact me. Preferably no fiction\, we're really looking for
books of an academic or political nature\, please. I know we've all got
copies of Vine Deloria's Custer Died For Your Sins that we've read 1000
times...Let's spread the word to the masses that have never heard these
voices...\n\nI would particularly like to be able to offer:\n • any book
s by Vine Deloria\, Jr.\n • Dennis Banks's autobiography\, Ojibwa Warrio
r\n • any of Leonard Peltier's books\n • any books by Devon Mihesuah\n •
In The Spirit of Crazy Horse by Peter Matthiessen\n • Black Elk Speaks\
n • Alcatraz! Alcatraz! or We Hold The Rock by Adam Fortunate Eagle\n •
The Road to Wounded Knee by Burnette/Koster\n • Lakota Woman by Mary Cro
w Dog\n\nAlso\, if there are documentaries that any one has on DVD that
would be appropriate\, those would be great to sell as well. Especially
used copies of "Incident At Oglala" or "In The Light of Reverence".\n\nI
am personally donating some prized books. I hope some of you will as we
ll. The proceeds from what we make at the Anarchist Bookfair will help u
s pay for the trip to Carpinteria on Monday as well as help to pay for t
he cost of producing our new t-shirts! They're really cool if you haven'
t seen them. \n\nSo if you're in San Francisco this weekend\, please com
e by and say hi! Maybe wear your AIM pin and help talk to the shoppers.
Anarchist Bookfair attendees are politically aware and active but they n
eed to hear more Native voices!\n\n\n\nhttp://sfbookfair.wordpress.com/\
nhttp://www.aimwest.info\n
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SUMMARY:AIM @ Anarchist Bookfair on Saturday and Sunday
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DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090314T162000
LOCATION:SF County Fair Building\, Golden Gate Park\, San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:there will be a VIC meeting this Thursday night at 7PM\n \n
\nFrom\nhttp://www.vallejointertribalcouncil.org/\nVallejo Inter-Tribal
Council is once again holding its meetings at the Native American Studie
s location at 301A Wallace Street.\n(There is a map at the VIC site. You
can catch Wallace from Georgia near Solano\; the portable that the meet
ings are held in\, is at the end of the cyclone fence of the grade schoo
l)
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SUMMARY:Vallejo Inter-Tribal Council Meeting
CREATED:20090311T160356Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090312T210000
LOCATION:301A Wallace Street\, Vallejo
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DESCRIPTION:Native American Spirituality. Saturday\, March 14\, 2009\,
8:00 am - 4:00 pm\, Dominican Sisters Conference Hall\, San Rafael\, CA.
Presenters include David Escobar\, Greg Sarris\, Lakota Harden\, L. Fr
ank\, Eric Wilder\, Coleen Hicks\, D'Shane Barnett and Albert Tenaya. A
dmission $30.scholarships available. FMI: www.ias.org\, or 415 472-6959
.
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SUMMARY:Native American Spirituality
CREATED:20090311T171021Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090314T160000
LOCATION:Dominican Sisters Conference Hall\, San Rafael\, CA.
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DESCRIPTION:hey familia\, \n\ngood news -- "la mission" was named the o
pening night film of the san francisco international film festival. tics
went on sale yesterday\, and will probably go fast (we're doing one sc
reening only). premiere screening is thursday evening\, april 23.\n\nti
cs are a bit pricey\, but it includes after party and other extra goodie
s! these are tough economic times\, and we don't expect relatives to spe
nd this much for a movie ticket\, but just wanted you to know (or anyon
e you think might be interested). \n\nbtw -- just so know: the festiva
l uses its opening night film proceeds to fund many of its outreach pr
ograms to aspiring young film makers and inner city media arts education
. \n\nfor tickets and information\, go to www.sffs.org or call 925-866-9
559.\n\nthanks to one and all for all your support and good wishes. hope
to see or talk to soon\,\n\n\np\n\nBratt's\nhomegrown La Mission to ope
n San Franciso Film Festival\nJeremy Kay in Los Angeles\n10 Mar 2009 00:
39\n\n\nPeter Bratt's redemptive\ndrama La Mission will open the 52nd Sa
n Francisco International Film Festival\,\nwhich runs from April 23-May
7.\n\nBratt's brother Benjamin\nBratt stars in the tale of an ex-con who
se powerful bond with his son and his\npeaceful way of life are threaten
ed by a sudden revelation. Erika Alexander and\nJeremy Ray Valdez also s
tar.\n\n"Like the\nneighborhood in which it's set\, Peter's film is full
of life and has a big wild\nheart\,” executive director Graham Leggat s
aid. “We loved it at first sight\, not\nleast because of the wonderful w
ay in which it marshalls the city's film-making\ntalent\, and we can't i
magine a more enjoyable way to open this year's festival\nthan with this
moving and powerful film."\n\nLa Mission was shot in\nSan Francisco and
produced by Alpita Patel\, Benjamin Bratt and Peter Bratt and\nexecutiv
e produced by San Francisco residents Kat Taylor and Tom Steyer and Bay\
nArea resident Dan Nelson.\n\nThe project was\nsupported by the San Fran
cisco Film Commission and participated in the city's\nScene In San Franc
isco rebate programme.
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SUMMARY:la mission
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LOCATION:san francisco
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DESCRIPTION:“Running Is My High” to be held\nSaturday\, March 14\, 2009\
n \nNative American Health Center is pleased to announce that the 8th an
nual Running Is My High will take place at Lake Merritt in downtown Oakl
and on Saturday\, March 14\, 2009. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. and
the race begins at 9 a.m. The race includes a 5k run\, a 10k run and a 5
k family fun walk. All events will begin and end at the Lake Merritt Sa
ilboat House parking lot\, off of Bellevue Avenue.\n \nThe 5k and 10K Ru
ns are open to all ages and will have prizes for the top three participa
nts in each race. The theme for this year’s event is “Green\, Healthy an
d Native” and there will be informational booths\, games for kids\, and
entertainment. This year’s line up of entertainment includes the Friend
ship House’s Dancing Feathers youth dance group and – back by popular de
mand – the Sanchez Brothers.\n \nRegistration fees are $5 for 12 years a
nd under and $10 for 13 years and older if you register by March 1st\; a
fter March 1st registration fees are $5 for 12 years and under and $15 f
or 13 years and older. Limited scholarships are available.\n \nCall 510-
535-4463 for details.\nFor more information or to download the registrat
ion form\,\nplease visit the NAHC website at http://www.nativehealth.org
/news.html?aid=26
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SUMMARY:8th Annual Running Is My High
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DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090314T113000
LOCATION:Lake Merritt\, Oakland
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DTSTAMP:20090311T174332Z
SUMMARY:San Jose: Azteca Mexica New Year Ceremony and Many Nation's Dan
cers on March 14-15
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090316
LOCATION:14271 Story Road\, San Jose
DESCRIPTION:Yei Tochtli Mitlalpilli \nCalpulli Tonalehqueh\n \nHello Fri
ends!\n\nIf you haven't experienced this event yet you won't want to mis
s this year. The annual Azteca Mexica New Year Gathering is happening o
n the weekend of March 14-15th at the National Hispanic University www.n
hu.edu see attachment for details. \nIt's open to all and Free so come
and enjoy\, we look forward to seeing you all there...\n\nXavier Quijas
Yxayotl will accompany the dancers with his Aztec clay flutes for most o
f Saturday. \nHe will perform a special Aztec/Mayan music presentation o
n Sunday around 12:30.\n \nMarch 12 @ 12:00 AM will mark the start of th
e Year 10 House. A time for balance and equilibrium (the # 10) for our H
omes\, Families\, Bodies and Mother Earth. This is a very important date
and time as we approach the year 2012\, which is less than 4 years away
.\n\nOne of our goals this year is to make our New Year a "Zero Waste" g
athering as to where everything we use will be biodegradable for our Mot
her Earth. \n\nWe are happy to be working with Whole Foods Campbell to b
ring the finest Native Organic Nutrition to our communities. \n\nWe also
would like to all of our Media Sponsors: El Observador Newspaper\, Nati
ve Voice TV\, and Univision Radio and TV for support and confidence in o
ur vision.\n\nIt is an honor for Calpulli Tonalehqueh to work in unity w
ith all of you to bring a positive change for our communities.\n\n\ntlaz
o camati (thank you)\,\n\nYei Tochtli Mitlalpilli \nCalpulli Tonalehqueh
\n408.510.1377: cell
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DESCRIPTION:DRY CREEK TRIBAL MEMBERS TO PROTEST DISENROLLMENT\nWill push
for Boycott of River Rock Casino if demands are not met\nCONTACT 1: Ale
xis Elgin\, Dry Creek Tribal Member\, (505) 450-5596\nCONTACT 2: Ross Cu
nningham\, Dry Creek Tribal Member\, (415) 933-3411\n\n\nHEALDSBURG\, Sa
turday\, March 14 – Dry Creek tribal members will continue their protest
of the dysfunction and corruption of the Dry Creek Tribal Board led by
Tribal Chairman Harvey Hopkins\, at a town hall meeting at the Dry Creek
Tribal Office. \n\n"We want our democratic right to vote for our leader
s\, and to voice our opinions without the fear of disenrollment or intim
idation through firings - which is being practiced today by our current
board and tribal chair\," said Ross Cunningham\, 29\, a Dry Creek tribal
member whose enrollment is being challenged because he has spoken out.
"We are standing up for all our people - our status as a tribe is more i
mportant than money."\n\nWhere: 190 FOSS CREEK CIRCLE\, HEALDSBURG\nWhe
n: 11:00 AM – 2PM\nWhy: Tribal members are demanding that:\n\n 1
. Two board members call a General Membership Meeting in the next two we
eks\;\n 2. A Dry Creek Board Election be held within the next two week
s\;\n 3. A moratorium be enacted on disenrollment proceedings until af
ter the elections\;\n 4. The current Board’s salaries be suspended unt
il Board Elections are held.\n\nThe Reasons Behind Our Demands:\n\n-We b
elieve that Tribal Chair Harvey Hopkins has hijacked the tribe’s democra
tic process by: Orchestrating a vote through the governing board to remo
ve the names of 73 adults and 70 children from the rolls of the 565-memb
er tribe\; canceling board elections in December (which risks the tribe
losing Federal Recognition)\; stifling recall efforts and petitions subm
itted by tribal members\; disenrolling his opposition and orchestrating
the firing of opposition from the River Rock Casino without proper termi
nation procedures.\n\n-We have filed an official complaint with the SEC
because we also believe that Tribal Chair Harvey Hopkins has committed a
n illegal act by: Making himself 10 percent owner of the Dry Creek Devel
opment Corporation (DCDC)\, despite never receiving approval to be a sta
keholder by the tribal membership. This presents a conflict of interest.
DCDC is responsible for constructing a $72 million “road to nowhere\,”
just below the casino. \n\nWe will continue to protest until our demands
are met\, and plan to call for a boycott of River Rock Casino in order
to pressure the Chair and Board to resume the democratic process.\n\n#
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SUMMARY:Dry Creek Members PROTEST Disenrollment MARCH 14/Healdsburg
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LOCATION:190 Foss Creek Circle\, Healdsburg
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DESCRIPTION:Viewing services for Veda Gamez will be held at Chapel of th
e Chimes located at 4499 Piedmont Avenue in Oakland from 4-8p.m. this We
dnesday. The funeral will be at the same location on Thursday from 11-2
p.m.\nBurial will be right after funeral at Mt View Cemetery up the road
from Chapel of the Chimes. Food will be served at Humanist Hall\, 390
27th Street\, Oakland. Located between Telegraph & Broadway. Parking o
n 27th Street.\nKelly Lazore and family is requesting help setting-up th
e Hall and servers for the food on Thursday. Setting-up will take place
at 10:00a.m.\, and food servers will be following the funeral. Please
contact Pat Want if you can help. 510/747-3031 and her email is Patrici
aW@NativeHealth.org\nPlease feel free to bring a dish or drink for the r
eception!
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DTSTAMP:20090311T191036Z
SUMMARY:Services for Veda
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DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090311T200000
LOCATION:4499 Piedmont Avenue in Oakland
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DESCRIPTION:Viewing services for Veda Gamez will be held at Chapel of th
e Chimes located at 4499 Piedmont Avenue in Oakland from 4-8p.m. this We
dnesday. The funeral will be at the same location on Thursday from 11-2
p.m.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090312T110000
DTSTAMP:20090311T182924Z
SUMMARY:Services for Veda Gamez
CREATED:20090311T182924Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090312T140000
LOCATION:4499 Piedmont Avenue in Oakland
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DESCRIPTION:39 years Deed Day Pow Wow\n"Uniting the Eagle and the Condor
"\nApril 4th\, 2009\n\nGrand Opening:\n12:00 Noon ~ 12:00 Midnight\n\nD~
Q University\n33250 County Road 31\nDavis\, Calif. 95616\n\nSpecial Gues
t MC:\nVal Shadowhawk\nArena Director:\nTanya Reyes\nPerformer:\nT.B.A.\
nHost Drums:\nT.B.A.\n\nJoin us in celebration of our 39 year\nanniversa
ry of D~Q University with\nTraditional Native song and dance\nfrom North
ern to Southern Natives\nAcross Turtle Island.\n\nAll Drums and Dancers
Welcome\n\nNot a Contest Pow Wow\nNo Drugs or Alcohol\n\nContact info fo
r Pow Wow:\nTanya Reyes:\n1(916) 670~4571\nreyesbeauty242424 @ yahoo.com
(take out spaces)\nreyesbeauty242424@yahoo.com\n\nSteven Payan: 1(530)
723~8145\neyetileye @ yahoo.com (take out spaces)\neyetileye@yahoo.com\n
\nD~Q UnityCoalition:\nwww.myspace.com/dqunity\nor\ndqunity @ yahoo.com
(take out spaces)\ndqunity@yahoo.com \n
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SUMMARY:39 years Deed Day Pow Wow / April 4 / D~Q University
CREATED:20090316T174437Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090404T235900
LOCATION:33250 County Road Davis
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DESCRIPTION:Tuesday night\, March 24 at 6:00 p.m.\n\nrbaldocchi@famsf.or
g\nRenee M. Baldocchi\nDirector of Public Programs\, FAMSF\n415-750-7634
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090324T180000
DTSTAMP:20090316T184222Z
SUMMARY:de Young Native Advisory Committee Meeting
CREATED:20090316T184125Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090324T193000
LOCATION:Young
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Call for Performers\n2009 Electric Powwow\n \nThe 2009 Elect
ric Powwow will take place on Friday\, May 29th at the Friendship House
Great Hall in San Francisco. The Electric Powwow is a community talent
show that features performances by some of the most gifted Native Americ
an performing artists in the San Francisco Bay area. Proceeds from the
event benefit the Native American Health Center (NAHC) Scholarship Fund
and the Friendship House Booster Club.\n \nWe are currently accepting ap
plications for soloist and ensemble performances for this year’s event.
Performances can include singing\, dancing\, spoken word\, comedy\, and
other contemporary and American Indian traditional performing arts. NA
HC staff\, clients and members of the bay area American Indian community
are encouraged to audition.\n \nIn order to participate\, all soloists
and ensembles must complete a Call for Performers application and a Perf
ormance Agreement - which are available on our website at http://www.nat
ivehealth.org/news.html?aid=31 - and attend one of the audition sessions
. Auditions are scheduled to take place at the Native American Health C
enter in Oakland on Thursday\, April 23rd at 6pm and at the Friendship H
ouse in San Francisco on Friday\, April 24th at 6pm.\n \nThe 2009 Electr
ic Powwow will be held at the Friendship House Great Hall in San Francis
co\, located at 56 Julian Ave. (in the Mission neighborhood between 14th
and 15th).\nTickets can be purchased online at:\nhttp://www.brownpapert
ickets.com/event/60024\nor at the door.\n \nTickets go on sale April 1st
and ticket prices are $10.00 for general seating and $25.00 for VIP sea
ting.\n \nTo reserve an audition spot\, or for more information on the E
lectric Powwow\, contact D’Shane Barnett at 510-747-3033 or by email at
DShaneB@nativehealth.org.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090423T180000
DTSTAMP:20090316T185958Z
SUMMARY:2009 Electric Powwow - Call for Performers
CREATED:20090316T185958Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090423T190000
LOCATION:Oakland
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Call for Performers\n2009 Electric Powwow\n \nThe 2009 Elect
ric Powwow will take place on Friday\, May 29th at the Friendship House
Great Hall in San Francisco. The Electric Powwow is a community talent
show that features performances by some of the most gifted Native Americ
an performing artists in the San Francisco Bay area. Proceeds from the
event benefit the Native American Health Center (NAHC) Scholarship Fund
and the Friendship House Booster Club.\n \nWe are currently accepting ap
plications for soloist and ensemble performances for this year’s event.
Performances can include singing\, dancing\, spoken word\, comedy\, and
other contemporary and American Indian traditional performing arts. NA
HC staff\, clients and members of the bay area American Indian community
are encouraged to audition.\n \nIn order to participate\, all soloists
and ensembles must complete a Call for Performers application and a Perf
ormance Agreement - which are available on our website at http://www.nat
ivehealth.org/news.html?aid=31 - and attend one of the audition sessions
. Auditions are scheduled to take place at the Native American Health C
enter in Oakland on Thursday\, April 23rd at 6pm and at the Friendship H
ouse in San Francisco on Friday\, April 24th at 6pm.\n \nThe 2009 Electr
ic Powwow will be held at the Friendship House Great Hall in San Francis
co\, located at 56 Julian Ave. (in the Mission neighborhood between 14th
and 15th).\nTickets can be purchased online at:\nhttp://www.brownpapert
ickets.com/event/60024\nor at the door.\n \nTickets go on sale April 1st
and ticket prices are $10.00 for general seating and $25.00 for VIP sea
ting.\n \nTo reserve an audition spot\, or for more information on the E
lectric Powwow\, contact D’Shane Barnett at 510-747-3033 or by email at
DShaneB@nativehealth.org.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090424T180000
DTSTAMP:20090316T190012Z
SUMMARY:2009 Electric Powwow - Call for Performers
CREATED:20090316T190012Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090424T190000
LOCATION:San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:"Cafe International Show W/ Jeremy Goodfeather" on Saturday\
, March 21 at 7:30pm.\n\nEvent: Cafe International Show W/ Jeremy Goodfe
ather\nWhat: Performance\nHost: Cafe International \nStart Time: Saturda
y\, March 21 at 7:30pm\nEnd Time: Saturday\, March 21 at 11:30pm\nWhere:
Cafe International \n\nTo see more details and RSVP\, follow the link b
elow:\nhttp://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=56051234162&mid=24f994G2
a4a69a3G129226dG7
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090321T193000
DTSTAMP:20090316T212802Z
SUMMARY:Cafe International Show W/ Jeremy Goodfeather"...
CREATED:20090316T212802Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090321T203000
LOCATION:Cafe International
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Sunrise Ceremony and Procession\n\nSpring Equinox Sunrise Ce
remony\nHost: \nBay Area American Indian Two-Spirits\nType: \nOther - Ce
remony\nNetwork: \nGlobal\nDate: \nFriday\, March 20\, 2009\nTime: \n6:0
0am - 10:00am\nLocation: \nCivic Center Park\nStreet: \n1 Dr. Carlton B.
Goodlett Place\nCity/Town: \nSan Francisco\, CA\n \nDescription\n\nSunr
ise Ceremony and Procession\n6:00 - 7:30 AM\nCivic Center Park *\n1 Dr.
Carlton B. Goodlett Place\n(on Polk between McAllister & Grove)\nSan Fra
ncisco\, CA 94102\n\nGreet the day with American Indian\, Alaska Native\
, and Native Hawaiian cultural practitioners in a Sunrise Ceremony featu
ring dance\, music and prayer. Honor those we have lost in a short proce
ssion up Polk Street to A&PI Wellness Center for a breakfast reception.\
n\nBreakfast Reception\n8:00 - 10:00 AM\nAsian & Pacific Islander Wellne
ss Center\n730 Polk Street\, 4th Floor\n(between Eddy and Ellis)\nSan Fr
ancisco\, CA 94109\n\nJoin us for a community gathering acknowledging th
e impact HIV/AIDS has had on our communities. Complimentary breakfast wi
ll be provided. Free\, confidential and anonymous HIV testing will be av
ailable.\n\n* Accessible by BART and MUNI Subway\, Civic Center Station\
, and MUNI bus lines:\n5\, 6\, 7\, 9\, 19\, 21\, 26\, 47\, 49\, 71\, 71L
and F (via Market Street).\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20090316T220937Z
SUMMARY:Bay Area American Indian Two-Spirits Sunrise Ceremony
CREATED:20090316T220937Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090320T100000
LOCATION:Civic Center Park\, San Francisco\, CA
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Meet Robert Tindall\, Author of\nThe Jaguar That Roams the M
ind\n \n\n\n \nThis Thursday! March 19: 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. \nGatheri
ng Tribes: 1412 Solano Avenue\, Albany CA\n \nThe Jaguar that Roams the
Mind is a journey into the world of Amazonian shamanism-an adventure of
the initiation and return-that explores the unique reality at the heart
of the Amazonian healing system. Robert Tindall shares his journeys thr
ough the inner and outer landscapes of the churches of ayahuasca and wit
h the Kaxinawa Indians in Brazil\; his experiences at the pioneering cen
ter for the treatment of addiction\, Takiwasi\, in Peru\, and his studie
s with an Ashaninca master shaman deep in the rainforest jungle.\n \nMov
ing beyond the scientific approach to medicinal plants\, which seeks to
reduce them to their chemical constituents\, Tindall illustrates the sha
mans' intimate relationships with plant spirits. He explores the three
pillars of Amazonian shamanism\; purging (drawing disease out of the bod
y)\, psychoactive plants (including the ritual use of ayahuasca)\, and d
iet (communing with the innate intelligence of teacher plants). Through
rituals and revelations\, the subtle inner logic of indigenous healing
unfolds for him\, including the "miraculous" healing of a woman sufferin
g from a brain tumor. Culminating in a ceremony frought with terror yet
ultimately enlightening\, Tindall's journey reveals the crucial compone
nt missing from the metaphysics of the West: the understanding and appre
ciation of the sentience of nature itself. - From the back cover ofJagua
r that Roams the Mind\n \nRobert Tindall will be speaking about his book
and signing copies. Gathering Tribes will have 18 books available for
sale during this event.
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SUMMARY:Robert Tindall\, Author of The Jaguar That Roams the Mind
CREATED:20090318T174421Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090319T203000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes: 1412 Solano Avenue\, Albany CA
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SEQUENCE:3
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090627T130000
DTSTAMP:20090318T175355Z
SUMMARY:13th Annual Storytelling
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090627T220000
LOCATION:Indian Canyon\, Hollister CA
DESCRIPTION:13th Annual Storytelling & Indigenous Gathering\nat Indian C
anyon on Saturday\, June 27th\, 2009\nHollister CA 95024
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DESCRIPTION:April 5–May 25\n\nSeeds: Reflections of the Past\, paintings
and sculptures by Jack Alvarez\, Pacific Western Traders\, 305 Wool St.
\, Folsom. Opening reception April 12 at 6:00 p.m. For more information\
, visit www.pacwesttraders.com or call (916) 985-3851.
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SUMMARY:Seeds: Reflections of the Past\, paintings and sculptures by Jac
k Alvarez
CREATED:20090318T185203Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090405T120000
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DESCRIPTION:April 26\n\nLeafing Out of Spring Celebration\, Maidu Interp
retive Center\, 1960 Johnson Ranch Dr.\, Roseville. 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p
.m. Opening blessing\, California Indian dances\, skill demonstrations\,
tours through historic site\, children’s activities\, storytelling and
native craft fair. Indian tacos and other foods for sale. Free. Call (91
6) 774-5934 for more information.
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SUMMARY:Spring Celebration
CREATED:20090318T185530Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090426T120000
LOCATION:Roseville
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Todd Westika is an award winning fetish carver from Zuni Pue
blo in New Mexico. He is well known for his animal carvings of buffalo\,
bear\, wolves and other animals as well as his graceful corn maidens. T
odd started carving in 1990 and is related to many well known carvers fr
om Zuni. His wife\, Angie\, occasionally\nbrings works of her own in pot
tery to shows. Gathering Tribes\, 1412 Solano Ave\, Albany. FMI: 510.52
8-9038 www.gatheringtribes.com. Weekend hours: Saturday\, 10 am - 6 pm
.\, Sunday\, 11 am - 5 pm. ***
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DTSTAMP:20090318T190607Z
SUMMARY:Zuni Fetish Carver: Todd Westika
CREATED:20090318T190421Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090321T180000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, 1412 Solano Ave\, Albany
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Todd Westika is an award winning fetish carver from Zuni Pue
blo in New Mexico. He is well known for his animal carvings of buffalo\,
bear\, wolves and other animals as well as his graceful corn maidens. T
odd started carving in 1990 and is related to many well known carvers fr
om Zuni. His wife\, Angie\, occasionally\nbrings works of her own in pot
tery to shows. Gathering Tribes\, 1412 Solano Ave\, Albany. FMI: 510.52
8-9038 www.gatheringtribes.com. Weekend hours: Saturday\, 10 am - 6 pm
.\, Sunday\, 11 am - 5 pm. ***
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DTSTAMP:20090318T190629Z
SUMMARY:Zuni Fetish Carver: Todd Westika
CREATED:20090318T190437Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090322T170000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, 1412 Solano Ave\, Albany
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Contact: Alexandra Monk\nBay Area American Indian Two-Spirit
s\nBusiness Office: 1800 Market Street\, Box 95\nSan Francisco\, CA 9410
2-6227\nPhone: 415-865-5616\n\nTaansi / Hi Everyone\,\n\nThe Bay Area Tw
o Spirits Pageant\nFriday\, March 20th\nPerformances begin 7:30 pm\nNo C
over\n\nAs part of National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day in the US\, pl
ease join host Landa Lakes and "Shake the Feathers" on Friday\, March 20
th for the first San Francisco Bay Area Two-Spirits Pageant.\nThe Pagean
t is free to the public and there is no entry fee for contestants. Dinne
r provided. The show starts at 7:30 pm at:\nThe Bench and Bar\n2111 Fran
klin St. (19th St BART)\nOakland\, CA\n510-444-2266\n\nTo enter the page
ant\, please e-mail Landa Lakes at:\nlandalakes@pashofa.com
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DTSTAMP:20090319T224739Z
SUMMARY:Bay Area Two Spirits Pageant
CREATED:20090319T224626Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090320T223000
LOCATION:The Bench and Bar\n2111 Franklin St. Oakland
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Native American AIDS Project\nIn Recognition of \nNational N
ative AIDS Awareness Day \nPresents \nThe 3rd annual\nTaking Care of the
Tribe\n\nPOW-WOW\n\nMarch 21\,st 2009\n11:00-7:00 p.m. Saturday\nMC: To
m Phillips \nHead Gourd: Earl Neconie Headwom
an: Dolores Le Desma\nHeadman: Donnie Le Desma Head Judge: Kaylene
Kimple\nWhip Man: Eric Kimple HOST Northern Drum: Swift Clo
ud \nHOST Southern Drum: Rocking Horse\nHonorary Drums: ALL Nations & TH
E NAAP SINGERS \n\nLocated at: Pioneer East Meadow in Golden Gate Park
\nJ.F Kennedy Dr.& 15 Th Ave.\nVendors welcome please contact Anna LeRoy
(415) 431-6227ex205\n\n\n\nClean and Sober event\nAll Drums Welcome \n
EMBED Word.Picture.8 \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20090319T235920Z
SUMMARY:NAAP Powwow
CREATED:20090319T235920Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090321T190000
LOCATION:Dolores
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:AIM-W Honors Women in the Movement\nFriday\, 27 March 2009\,
6 pm - midnite\n@ Intertribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd\
, O\, 94606\nhttp://www.aimwest.info\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090327T180000
DTSTAMP:20090321T175714Z
SUMMARY:AIM-W Honors Women in the Movement
CREATED:20090321T175714Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090327T190000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd
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DESCRIPTION:please join us...\n\nAIM-WEST CONTINGENT\nat the Anti-War Ma
rch\nSaturday\, March 21\, 2009\n10:30 AM: Gather at 2nd St. & Market (
SF) under the AIM flag\n11 AM: pre-march rally @ Justin Herman Plaza\n1
2 noon: March to Civic Center\n\nMarch with us to demand an end to unju
st U.S. war\, occupation and intervention everywhere and for social-econ
omic-environmental justice here at home and abroad.\n\nFor More Informat
ion\, Contact: call Tony (415) 577-1492 or email joyce joyce@aimwest\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090321T103000
DTSTAMP:20090321T175748Z
SUMMARY:Join the AIM-West contingent on Sat\, Mar 21
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DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090321T113000
LOCATION:SF
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DESCRIPTION:San Jose/Evergreen Community College POW WOW\nMay 2\, 2009\n
2100 Moorpark Ave.\nSan Jose\, Calif. 95128\n\nHeadstaff:\nMC:\nRichard
Charging Eagle\nArena Director:\nGene Newman\n\nHeadman:\nRobert Lone B
ear\nHeadlady:\nLucha Diaz\nOther Drums:\nBig Medicine\nNanapowe\\'(nun-
nop-away) Singers\n\nAdditional Information:\nFOOTBALL STADIUM\nFREE PAR
KING & ADMISSION\nGOURD DANCING @ 11am\nGRAND ENTRY @ 12pm\nCollege loca
ted off 280\,Exit Leigh Av @ corner of Moorpark.\n\nContact Information:
\nElena Ledesma & Debbie Morillo\n1(408) 288~3788\nElena.Ledesma @ sjcc.
edu (Take out spaces)\nElena.Ledesma@sjcc.edu\n\nPowwow Org. Name:\nAICH
E San Jose/Evergreen Community College\n\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090502T110000
DTSTAMP:20090408T063624Z
SUMMARY:Evergreen Community College Pow Wow
CREATED:20090321T183957Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090502T230000
LOCATION:2100 Moorpark Ave.\nSan Jose
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Your invited to a American Indian Alliance Pow Wow\nSpring G
athering for all !\n\nApril 25th\, 2009\n10:00 am to 10:00 pm\nMendocino
College\, Ukiah campus\, track field\n\nJoin us for food\, dancing\, an
d arts & crafts\nHoop Dancer\, Aztec Dancers\, Pomo Dancers!\n\nDance Co
ntest!\n1st Place $100\n2nd Place $75\n3rd Place $50\nTiny Tots Awar
ded\n\nBBQ Fundraiser!\nFree Event!\n\nMendocino College\n1000 Hendley C
reek Rd.\nUkiah\, Calif. 95482\n\nFor more info\, contact:\nDarletta Ful
wider\, 1(707) 468~3229\nAIA Club: Lina\, 1(707) 621~3642\n\nA Drug & Al
cohol Free Event\nNo overnight camping available\n
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DTSTAMP:20090321T184019Z
SUMMARY:American Indian Alliance Pow Wow / April 25 / Ukiah\, Calif.
CREATED:20090321T184019Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090425T220000
LOCATION:Ukiah
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:The 34th Annual SFSU Powwow "Empowering Our Youth" will be h
eld on April 11\,\n2009\n\nLocation: SFSU Gymnasium\n 1600 Holl
oway Ave.\n San Francisco\, CA\n\nTime: 12:00pm to 8:00pm\n
\nMC: Val Shadowhawk\n\nArena\nDirector: Dennis Carr\n\nHead\nJudg
e: Aurora Mamea\n\nHost\nNorthern\nDrum: All Nations\n\nHost\nSou
thern\nDrum: Rockin Horse\n\nALL DRUMS WELCOME\n\nHead Man: Akicita
Feather Necklace\n\nHead\nWoman: Nikki Skinaway\n\nJunior\nBoy:
Javen Thompson\n\nJunior\nGirl: Kayden Washington\n\nHand Drum Conte
st\n\nEaster Egg Hunt\n\nPomo & Aztec Dancers\n\nALCOHOL & DRUG FREE EVE
NT\n\nFOR INFO: COYOTE030286@Yahoo.com\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090411T120000
DTSTAMP:20090321T184043Z
SUMMARY:34th Annual SFSU Pow Wow / April 11 / San Francisco\, Calif.
CREATED:20090321T184043Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090411T200000
LOCATION:SFSU
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:All Tlingit & Haida members\,\nI wanted to remind you that S
aturday March 28 is our first Tlingit & Haida open meeting and potluck l
unch from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Rockridge Library\, 5366 College Ave.\
, Oakland\, Ca. 94618. All members are encouraged to attend to help mak
e plans for our Button Blanket making party and other social events. So
me of us are bringing our Button Blankets to give you an idea of what yo
u will need to buy for our Button Blanket making party on April 4th. \n
\nOn Saturday\, please bring some cold finger food to share after our sh
ort business meeting. Eileen Baustian and Greg McVicar have made some Tl
ingit Song CD's and we hope that Conor Acomb will be able to show the me
n some serious dance steps. \n \nTHERE IS A DOOR PRIZE DRAWING FOR DRIED
HALIBUT AND SEAWEED PACKAGES. Hope to see you there.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090328T110000
DTSTAMP:20090326T225534Z
SUMMARY:Tlingit Haida meeting & Potluck in Oakland
CREATED:20090326T225534Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090328T133000
LOCATION:Rockridge Library\, 5366 College Ave.\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Event: 18th Annual Exhibition Powwow at Fresno State Univers
ity\n "Fresno State University Powwow 2009"\nWhat: Performance\nHos
t: First Nations American Indian Student Organization\nStart Time: Satur
day\, April 4 at 12:00pm\nEnd Time: Saturday\, April 4 at 10:00pm\nWhere
: O'Neill Park at Barstow Ave. and Price Ave. To see more details and RS
VP\, follow the link below:\nhttp://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=60
874063663&mid=360982G2a4a69a3G13b3152G7
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090404T120000
DTSTAMP:20090327T194149Z
SUMMARY:18th Annual Exhibition Powwow\, Fresno State University
CREATED:20090327T194149Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090404T220000
LOCATION:Fresno
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SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Memorial for Nick Comella Saturday March 28... Nick Passed
away on March 20\, 2009 the day before Homestead Pow Wow. His Memorial
will be held on March 28th at San Jose City College from 1pm until 4pm.
The family has asked for Drum and Feathers to drum/sing for this Memori
al. Nick helped put on many Pow Wows for many years as well as doing pr
esentations playing his flutes and Story telling at schools\, EMQ and m
any other places. He was always willing to share and promote the Native
Culture all over the Bay area and will be missed by many. The family w
ould like to invite every one in the community that was touched by him t
o come and share in this Memorial. Come share your stories\, memories a
nd your favorite dish.\n\nSaturday\, March 28\, 2009 - Potluck: 1 to 4 p
.m. San Jose City College\, 2100 Moorpark Ave.\, in GE Quad. Use Staff p
arking lot for General Education (GE) Bldg.\n\nHere is a web page of the
SJCC parking map: http://www.sjcc.edu/About/directions.html \; click on
"Parking Map" in the left side column\n- I believe that the GE building
s (three of them) are along Moorpark Ave at the main entrance where ther
e is a signal light (Leland Ave) for the staff parking lot in front of t
he GE bldgs\; the Quad is between the buildings.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090328T130000
DTSTAMP:20090327T230933Z
SUMMARY:Memorial for Nick Comella / March 28\, 2009 / San Jose
CREATED:20090327T195707Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090328T140000
LOCATION:San Jose
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Film- Unrepentant: Kevin Annett & Canada's Genocide \n\nTues
day\, March 31\, 7:00 PM \n\nBerkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universali
sts Hall \n1924 Cedar (@ Bonita)\, Berkeley \n\nWhere are 50\,000 childr
en buried? \n\nThis documentary reveals Canada's darkest secret - the de
liberate extermination of indigenous (Native American) peoples and the t
heft of their land under the guise of religion. This is a never before t
old history\, seen through the eyes of a former minister (Kevin Annett)
who blew the whistle on his own church\, after he learned of thousands o
f murders in its Indian Residential Schools. Rev. Annett will be present
in person. \n\n\n\n\nPresented by BFUU Social Justice Ctees Conscienti
ous Projector Film Series \nWheelchair accessible\, donations welcomed f
or our on-going social justice work \nwww.bfuu.org \n\nPhone contact: 51
0-495-5132
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090331T190000
DTSTAMP:20090327T233606Z
SUMMARY:Film- Unrepentant: Kevin Annett & Canada's Genocide (Native Amer
ican)
CREATED:20090327T233606Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090331T210000
LOCATION:1924 Cedar\, Berkeley
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:2009 University of California - Berkeley Powwow\, Saturday\,
May 2\, 2009 10:00am - 10:00pm Recreational Sports Facility - Field Hou
se\, 2301 Bancroft Way Berkeley\, CA. Vendors contact Ruth Hopper 51064
26613\, redcorn@berkeley.edu Head Staff: Tom Phillips\, MC\; Earl Neconi
e\, AD\; Samuel Phillips\, Headman Dancer\; Tiny Rosales\, Headwoman Dan
cer\; Erik Kimple\, Head Gourd Dancer\; Southern Express\, Southern Host
Drum\; All Nation Singers\, Northern Host Drum\n\nContacy Information:\
nRuth Hopper\n1(510) 642~6613\nredcorn @ berkeley.edu (take out spaces)\
nredcorn@berkeley.edu\n \nPowwow Org. Name\nNative American Recruitment
& Retention Center at Cal.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090502T100000
DTSTAMP:20090429T194117Z
SUMMARY:UC Berkeley Powwow
CREATED:20090327T234506Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090502T220000
LOCATION:Berkeley
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Support the Tribal Athletics Program and the Lady Cougars ba
sketball team(ages 11-14) this Saturday March 28\, 2009. They will be ha
ving a playoff game at 12:00pm at the M. Robinson Baker YMCA located at
3265 Market St. in Oakland.\n\n\nThanks\,\n\n-Katherine\n\n\n\n\nKatheri
ne Lewis\, MSW\n\nCounselor/Care Manager\n\nFamily & Child Guidance Clin
ic\n\n3124 International Blvd.\n\nOakland\, CA 94601\n\n(510) 434-5421\n
\n(510) 437-9574-Fax\n\nKatherineL@nativehealth.org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090328T120000
DTSTAMP:20090328T000028Z
SUMMARY:Youth Basketball this Saturday
CREATED:20090328T000028Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090328T130000
LOCATION:3265 Market St. in Oakland
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Skylar Wolf will be playing ONE NIGHT ONLY at the MOOSE LODG
E in San Jose on Tuesday\, March 31 @ 7:30 pm. Free event\, donations
are accepted for travel expenses. We are honored to have this young Din'
e / Navajo artist here. Hope to see you there.\n\nLakota\nClick here: Sk
ylar Wolf - Contemporary Acoustic Rock Blues Artist - Musician - Guitari
st - Harmonica Player - Colorado - Navaj\n \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090331T193000
DTSTAMP:20090328T185627Z
SUMMARY:Skylar Wolf - Contemporary Acoustic Rock Blues Artist - TUESDAY!
CREATED:20090328T185627Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090331T213000
LOCATION:Moose Lodge San Jose
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:ATTENTION! URGENT REQUEST! \n\nCome support Indian families
of Dry Creek Rancheria TARGETED for TRIBAL DIS-ENROLLMENT \n\nWHEN: Satu
rday\, March 28\, 2009 @ 10:30a.m. \nWHERE: 190 Foss Creek Circle Healds
burg\, California \n\nTribal Officials of Dry Creek Rancheria have lost
their way and are in the process of turning their backs on their Indian
brothers and sisters. Dry Creek Rancheria Tribal Officials\, blinded by
greed and power\, are proposing to strip 73 adults and 70 children of th
eir tribal identity\, culture and heritage. These are the rights their a
ncestors fought so hard to preserve for their future generations. This i
s an urgent plea to all Indian and non-Indian people to join us at a ral
ly to focus attention on Dry Creek Rancheria Tribal Officials that are m
anipulating tribal rolls and elections\, oppressing their tribal members
and ruthlessly terminating the employment of targeted members and their
supporters. \n\nFor more information contact: \nTargeted Dry Creek Trib
al Member \nAlexis Elgin (505) 450-5596 \npomoraider@gmail.com \n\nor \n
\nAmerican Indian Rights & Resources Organization (AIRRO) members \nMark
& Carla Maslin (530) 365-1282 \nmaslincarla@earthlink.net \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090328T103000
DTSTAMP:20090329T071258Z
SUMMARY:Support Indian families Targeted for Disenrollment
CREATED:20090329T071258Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090328T113000
LOCATION:190 Foss Creek Circle Healdsburg
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:A Community Benefit for Transplant Expenses for Susan Yellow
Horse-Davis\n\nThursday\, April 30\, 2009 6-9pm\n6pm - Spaghetti Dinner
($5/person or $20 for family of 4 or more) 7-9pm - Mini-PowWow during D
ance Class\n\nIntertribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd.\, Oa
kland\, CA.\n\nSponsored by Medicine Warriors Dancers\, All Nations Sing
ers and IFH.\nSinging\, Dancing\, Raffle\, Bake Sale\, Fun. Raffle prize
s include Star Quilt\, Tlingit Paddle\, \nDance Shawl\, Silver Bracelet
and much more!!\n\nSusan is waiting for a liver transplant at UCSF and i
s in need of funds for transplant-related expenses. Funds raised at thi
s benefit will be sent to the National Transplant Assistance Fund which
will use the funds to pay her transplant-related expenses.\n\nIf you're
unable to attend on April 30th\, please send checks to:\nNational Transp
lant Assistance Fund\, 150 N. Radnor Chester Road\, Radnor\, PA 19087\n\
nPlease make checks payable to:\nNTAF Southwest Liver Transplant Fund.
Note in memo section: Susan Yellow Horse-Davis\nFor information about NT
AF: 800-642-8399\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090430T180000
DTSTAMP:20090429T195138Z
SUMMARY:Benefit for Susan Yellow Horse-Davis\, 6-9\, IFH
CREATED:20090329T072447Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090430T210000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\n523 International Blvd.\, Oakland
\, CA
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:The American Indian Alliance Powwow at Mendocino College" on
Saturday\, April 25 at 10:00am.\n\nEvent: The American Indian Alliance
Powwow at Mendocino College\n ""You're invited to a Spring gatherin
g for all!""\nWhat: Performance\nHost: Mendocino College\nStart Time: Sa
turday\, April 25 at 10:00am\nEnd Time: Saturday\, April 25 at 10:00pm\n
Where: Mendocino College\n\nTo see more details and RSVP\, follow the li
nk below:\nhttp://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=74434123888&mid=38e9
83G2a4a69a3G13dfd35G7
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090425T100000
DTSTAMP:20090329T073207Z
SUMMARY:The American Indian Alliance Powwow at Mendocino College"...
CREATED:20090329T073207Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090425T110000
LOCATION:Mendocino College
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SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Skills of the Past: Stone Age Cooking. 5:30pm\, Friday\, A
pril 3 to 3pm\, Saturday\, April 4\, with Dino Labiste\, Naturalist.
Coyote Hills Regional Park\, 8000 Patterson Ranch Road\, Fremont\, 510.7
95-9385\, chvisit@ebparks.org *****How well did our Paleolithic ancest
ors eat? Learn cooking methods using hot coals\, rocks and earth ovens
to prepare a delicious meal. Feast on pork\, salmon and other delicious
food. Bring an appetite and prepare to transform into Stone Age chefs.
Overnight camping on Friday (optional). 12+yrs\, Parent participation
required Reg. Required: (888-327-2757\, option 2\, 3) Fee: $15 (non-r
es. $17). Limit 15 People.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090403T173000
DTSTAMP:20090401T180035Z
SUMMARY:Skills of the Past: Stone Age Cooking
CREATED:20090401T174539Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090404T150000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park\, Fremont
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Skills of the Past: Tule Basket Making. Quarry Lakes\, Picn
ic table near Boat Launch 1-4:30pm\, Saturday\, April 11 with Dino Lab
iste\, Naturalist. Coyote Hills Regional Park\, 8000 Patterson Ranch R
oad\, Fremont\, 510.795-9385\, chvisit@ebparks.org ***** The marsh re
ed\, called tule\, was used by California Natives for various utilitari
an items\, like mats\, boats\, houses\, duck decoys\, as well as baske
ts. What makes this versatile plant so unique? We’ll learn more as we c
reate a berry picking basket from tule. Reg. Required: (888-327-2757\,
option 2\, 3) Fee: $7 (non-res. $9) Limit 20 People.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090411T130000
DTSTAMP:20090401T180002Z
SUMMARY:Skills of the Past: Tule Basket Making
CREATED:20090401T174823Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090411T163000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park\, Fremont
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Ohlone Village Site Spring Renewal. 10am-3pm\, Sunday\, Ap
ril 5\, with Beverly Ortiz\, Naturalist. Coyote Hills Regional Park\, 8
000 Patterson Ranch Road\, Fremont\, 510.795-9385\, chvisit@ebparks.org
***** As spring’s resurgence brings a close to winter’s stormy onsla
ught\, we’ll gather at an early-day Tuibun Ohlone village site to clean
\, weed\, and renew the site with our presence. Snacks\, water\, soda\
, gloves\, tools and a presentation about the site’s significance will
be shared. Meet at entrance parking lot adjacent to kiosk. 12+yrs Reg
. Required: (888-327-2757\, option 2\, 3) Limited to 10 people.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090405T100000
DTSTAMP:20090401T175126Z
SUMMARY:Ohlone Village Site Spring Renewal
CREATED:20090401T175126Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090405T150000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park\, Fremont
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:The Land. 1-4pm\, Sunday\, April 12 with Beverly Ortiz\, N
aturalist. Share local resources and simple\, practical ideas that can
help preserve our planet’s delicate ecosystem. Sponsored by a council of
respected women who practice ceremony and healing arts and were called
by their ancestors to work toward global healing using traditional syste
ms\, this event highlights recycling\, composting\, organic household c
leaning solutions\, and the teachings of holistic healing. Meet in the l
awn area in front of Visitor Center. Coyote Hills Regional Park\, 8000
Patterson Ranch Road\, Fremont\, 510.795-9385 • chvisit@ebparks.org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090412T130000
DTSTAMP:20090401T175444Z
SUMMARY:The Land
CREATED:20090401T175444Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090412T160000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park\, Fremont
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Skills of the Past: Making Elderberry Flutes. Saturday\, A
pril 11 with Dino Labiste\, Naturalist. Quarry Lakes\, Picnic table nea
r Boat Launch 9:30-11:30am\, Coyote Hills Regional Park\, 8000 Patterso
n Ranch Road\, Fremont\, 510.795-9385 • chvisit@ebparks.org ***** M
ake your own musical instrument from a piece of elderberry. Create a f
lute that was played by California Natives throughout Central California
. You’ll decorate your flute with earth and charcoal pigments. With pr
actice\, you’ll learn to play notes on your flute. Patience is the key.
16+yrs\, Parent participation required Reg. Required: (888-327-2757\,
option 2\, 3). Fee: $7 (non-res. $9) \nLimit 20 people.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090411T093000
DTSTAMP:20090401T175536Z
SUMMARY:Skills of the Past: Making Elderberry Flutes
CREATED:20090401T175536Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090411T113000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park\, Fremont
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Ohlone Cultural Demonstrations. Tuibun Village Site (Shellm
ound) 10am-noon\, 1-4pm Sunday\, April 26 with Beverly Ortiz & Friend
s The Tuibun Ohlone lived in this area successfully for thousands of y
ears. Join us at the village site to learn about their traditions and w
hy they were so successful. Coyote Hills Regional Park\, 8000 Patterso
n Ranch Road\, Fremont\, FMI:510.795-9385
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090426T130000
DTSTAMP:20090401T175555Z
SUMMARY:Ohlone Cultural Demonstrations
CREATED:20090401T175555Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090426T160000
LOCATION:Coyote Hills Regional Park\, Fremont
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SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:VISUAL SOVEREIGNTY:\nInternational Indigenous Photography\n
\nThe Exhibition:\nReception: Apr 3\, 2009 at 5pm\nC.N. Gorman Museum\n
\nJoin us in welcoming the participating artists to UC Davis and the lau
nch of the conference with the exhibition opening for “Visual Sovereignt
y”. The exhibition brings together the work of 34 Native American\, Fir
st Nations\, Inuit\, Aboriginal and Maori photographers to explore the c
oncept of visual sovereignty. Created by elder\, established and emergi
ng artists the works are mostly contemporary. Images by historical phot
ographers from as early as 1899 are also included. In this collaborativ
e exhibition\, the artworks range across the genres of portraiture\, stu
dio\, digital collage\, and landscape.\n \nThe dance group Sho-Ka-Wah-Ke
from Hopland will be featured and the Native American Student Union wil
l be serving Indian Tacos.\n \nThe Gathering:\nApr 4 – 5\, 2009\nScienc
es Lecture Hall\n \nIn artist panel sessions\, Native American\, First N
ations\, Inuit\, Aboriginal and Maori photographers will speak about the
ir artwork and experiences within the field of Indigenous photography.
Sat. 9-4 and Sun. 10-2. Please see the museum website for a detailed sc
hedule. This event is free and open to the public.\n \nwww.gormanmuseum
.ucdavis.edu\n \nCN Gorman Museum\, 1316 Hart Hall\, UC Davis. Hours:
Monday-Friday 12 to 5pm & Sunday 2 to 5pm\, Parking http://gormanmuseum
.ucdavis.edu/ \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090403T170000
DTSTAMP:20090401T184151Z
SUMMARY:Visual Sovereignty - Reception
CREATED:20090401T183754Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090403T180000
LOCATION:UC Davis
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:VISUAL SOVEREIGNTY:\nInternational Indigenous Photography\n
\nThe Exhibition:\nReception: Apr 3\, 2009 at 5pm\nC.N. Gorman Museum\n
\nJoin us in welcoming the participating artists to UC Davis and the lau
nch of the conference with the exhibition opening for “Visual Sovereignt
y”. The exhibition brings together the work of 34 Native American\, Fir
st Nations\, Inuit\, Aboriginal and Maori photographers to explore the c
oncept of visual sovereignty. Created by elder\, established and emergi
ng artists the works are mostly contemporary. Images by historical phot
ographers from as early as 1899 are also included. In this collaborativ
e exhibition\, the artworks range across the genres of portraiture\, stu
dio\, digital collage\, and landscape.\n \nThe dance group Sho-Ka-Wah-Ke
from Hopland will be featured and the Native American Student Union wil
l be serving Indian Tacos.\n \nThe Gathering:\nApr 4 – 5\, 2009\nScience
s Lecture Hall\n \nIn artist panel sessions\, Native American\, First Na
tions\, Inuit\, Aboriginal and Maori photographers will speak about thei
r artwork and experiences within the field of Indigenous photography. S
at. 9-4 and Sun. 10-2. Please see the museum website for a detailed sch
edule. This event is free and open to the public.\n \n CN Gorman Museum
\, 1316 Hart Hall\, UC Davis. Hours: Monday-Friday 12 to 5pm & Sunday
2 to 5pm\, Parking http://gormanmuseum.ucdavis.edu/ \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090404T090000
DTSTAMP:20090401T184243Z
SUMMARY:Visual Sovereignty Exhibition
CREATED:20090401T184009Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090404T160000
LOCATION:CN Gorman Museum\, UC Davis
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:VISUAL SOVEREIGNTY:\nInternational Indigenous Photography\n
\nThe Exhibition:\nReception: Apr 3\, 2009 at 5pm\nC.N. Gorman Museum\n
\nJoin us in welcoming the participating artists to UC Davis and the lau
nch of the conference with the exhibition opening for “Visual Sovereignt
y”. The exhibition brings together the work of 34 Native American\, Fir
st Nations\, Inuit\, Aboriginal and Maori photographers to explore the c
oncept of visual sovereignty. Created by elder\, established and emergi
ng artists the works are mostly contemporary. Images by historical phot
ographers from as early as 1899 are also included. In this collaborativ
e exhibition\, the artworks range across the genres of portraiture\, stu
dio\, digital collage\, and landscape.\n \nThe Gathering:\nApr 4 – 5\,
2009\nSciences Lecture Hall\n \nIn artist panel sessions\, Native Ameri
can\, First Nations\, Inuit\, Aboriginal and Maori photographers will sp
eak about their artwork and experiences within the field of Indigenous p
hotography. Sat. 9-4 and Sun. 10-2. Please see the museum website for
a detailed schedule. This event is free and open to the public.\n\nCN G
orman Museum\, 1316 Hart Hall\, UC Davis. Hours: Monday-Friday 12 to 5
pm & Sunday 2 to 5pm\, Parking http://gormanmuseum.ucdavis.edu/ \n
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DTSTAMP:20090401T184345Z
SUMMARY:Visual Sovereignty Exhibition
CREATED:20090401T184041Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090405T140000
LOCATION:CN Gorman Museum\, UC Davis
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:April 5–May 25\n\nSeeds: Reflections of the Past\, paintings
and sculptures by Jack Alvarez\, Pacific Western Traders\, 305 Wool St.
\, Folsom. Opening reception April 12 at 6:00 p.m. For more information\
, visit www.pacwesttraders.com or call (916) 985-3851.\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20090401T184527Z
SUMMARY:Paintings and sculptures by Jack Alvarez
CREATED:20090401T184527Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090412T190000
LOCATION:Pacific Western Traders\, 305 Wool St.\, Folsom
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Leafing Out of Spring Celebration\, Maidu Interpretive Cente
r\, 1960 Johnson Ranch Dr.\, Roseville. 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Opening
blessing\, California Indian dances\, skill demonstrations\, tours throu
gh historic site\, children’s activities\, storytelling and native craft
fair. Indian tacos and other foods for sale. Free. Call (916) 774-5934
for more information.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090426T100000
DTSTAMP:20090401T184552Z
SUMMARY:Leafing Out of Spring Celebration
CREATED:20090401T184552Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090426T150000
LOCATION:Maidu Interpretive Center\, 1960 Johnson Ranch Dr.\, Roseville
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Meet Huichol Artist: Luciano Valdez Saturday\, April 25
11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Sunday\, April 26 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Ga
thering Tribes\, 1412 Solano Avenue\, Albany. FMI: http://www.gathering
tribes.com. 510.528-9038. *****The Huichol tribe is well known for the
ir colorful and symbolic yarn paintings and beaded carvings of animals.
Luciano Valdez makes the long trip from his village in the high mountain
s of the Sierra Madres in Mexico to bring these beautiful pieces to Gath
ering Tribes. His journey takes over a week from his home to ours. You
will find yarn paintings and carvings full of symbolic spiritual imager
y. They are made by pressing the yarn or beads in to a mixture of tree r
esin and beeswax on wood. Each piece embodies healing and/or protective
elements. All proceeds from the sale of the art that he brings goes di
rectly to Luciano and his community. \n\n
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DTSTAMP:20090401T185256Z
SUMMARY:Huichol Artist: Luciano Valdez
CREATED:20090401T185256Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090425T180000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, 1412 Solano Avenue\, Albany
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:April 6\nBook Signing/Reading\n"Out on the Edge:Rebel Comics
"\nBooks Inc.\n2275 Market St.\nSan Francisco\, CA\nFree Event\n7:30pm\n
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DTSTAMP:20090401T205718Z
SUMMARY:Charlie Ballard Book Reading
CREATED:20090401T205718Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090406T203000
LOCATION:Books Inc.\n2275 Market St.\nSan Francisco\, CA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090502T120000
DTSTAMP:20090404T051851Z
SUMMARY:San Jose City College Pow Wow
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090502T220000
LOCATION:San Jose
DESCRIPTION:On behalf of\n\nThe American Indian Council for Higher Educa
tion of the San Jose Evergreen Community College District\n \nWe want to
invite you to our\n\n1st Annual AICHE Pow Wow at San Jose City College\
n\nSaturday\, May 2\, 2009 from 12:00pm to 10:00pm.\n\nThe Pow Wow will
take place at the west end of the SJCC football field. Attached is a fl
yer with details of scheduled events. Please post\, and share Please po
st and share with community members. If you would like further details
or volunteer\, please contact (408) 298-2181: Elena Ledesma at extension
3943 or Deborah Morillo at extension 6457.\n\nWith respect\,
With respect\,\n\n \n\nElena Le
desma Deborah Morillo\n\
nAICHE Co-chair AICHE Co-
chair\n\nElena.ledesma@sjcc.edu Deborah.mori
llo@evc.edu\n\n \n\n \n\nRespectfully\,\n\nElena Ledesma\n\nCounselor\n\
nExtended Opportunity Program & Services\n\n(408) 288-3788\n\n
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CREATED:20090404T051609Z
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Blackfire / April 24 / Nevada City\, Calif.\nMaidu Active Cu
ltural Center\n1275 East Main Street\nGrass Valley\, Calif. 95945\n1(530
) 477~0711\nCall for times and admission!
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DTSTAMP:20090407T033533Z
SUMMARY:Blackfire at Grass Valley
CREATED:20090407T033533Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090425
LOCATION:Nevada City
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:6
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090425T090000
DTSTAMP:20090422T200412Z
SUMMARY:Blackfire at Nature Fest
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090425T170000
LOCATION:Georgetown\, CA
DESCRIPTION:Blackfire / April 25 / Georgetown\, Calif.\nKFOK radio benef
it\nfor more info\, visit: \nHonori
ng Native America & the Legacy of Richard Oakes. Georgetown\,\nCaliforni
a NATURE FEST & KFOK CONCERT\, April 25\, 2009.\n\n$35 for vendors & fee
includes 2 tickets to KFOK Spring Concert.\n\n*For KFOK Concert tickets
contact Mignon\, 530-333-0298\, and mention\nRichard Oakes & Indians of
All Tribes\, FM Global shall receive $l for\neach ticket sold in our na
me.\n\nA sell-out concert is expected\, so please act now.\n\nOnly $12.5
0 in advance or 15.00 at the door.\n\nConcert proceeds to benefit KFOK (
Licensed to American River Folk Society\,\na 501(c) 3\, IRS EIN# 68-0422
260).\n\n*Consider a donation to help cover travel & lodging\, Four Dire
ctions\nand MexicaAzteca danzantes in helping cover expenses.\nMake chec
k payable to:\nMoreno & Associates\, 1130 E Clark Ave #150-126\, Orcutt\
, CA 93455.\n*Visit our Friends of the Nature Area (FONA) website for mo
re info:\nwww.georgetownnaturearea.org\n*Spread the word by forwarding t
o others who may be interested and/or\ndownload the new poster from the
website and post to your websites and\ncommunity bulletin boards.\n\nTha
nks for your support!\n\nGathering "Indians Of All Tribes"\nHonoring Nat
ive America and the Legacy of Richard Oakes\, Mohawk Warrior\n\nCall Out
for volunteers for DQU cleanup committee\, respond to Anamaria\nArgumed
o \, or\n\n\n-- \nDor
inda Moreno\nElders of 4 Colors 4 Directions\nHitec Aztec Collaborations
/FM Global\nWe Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For!\n\n\n
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SEQUENCE:5
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090427T190000
DTSTAMP:20090422T180830Z
SUMMARY:IFH Benefit w Blackfire and Goodfeather
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090427T220000
LOCATION:Oakland
DESCRIPTION:Blackfire / April 27 / Oakland\, Calif.\nEastside Cultural C
enter\n2277 International Blvd.\nOakland\, Calif. 94606\nph: 1(510) 533~
6629\n\nUrban Rez Productions Presents\nSaving the Legacy\n\nA Benefit f
or the Intertribal Friendship House\n\nFeaturing:\nBlackfire\nJeremy Goo
dfeather\nFood Sale\nSpecial Guests\nVendors & More!\nAll proceeds go to
wards renovating the IFH silk screening studio and gift shop!\n$7-10 sli
ding scale\nNo Drugs or Alcohol\nNo one ever turned away for lack of fun
ds. \nFlyer can also be viewed @ http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v221/
saylooli/blackfire.jpg\n\n-- \nIntertribal Friendship House\n523 Interna
tional Blvd\nOakland\, CA 94606\n510-836-1955\n
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Blackfire / April 29 / Weaverville\, Calif.\nMama Llama Coff
ee House\n490 Main Street (formally 208 Main Street)\nWeaverville\, Cali
f. 96093\nPhone: 1(530) 623~6363\nFax: 1(530) 623~5798\nCall for times a
nd admission!
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090429T120000
DTSTAMP:20090407T034056Z
SUMMARY:Blackfire Northern California
CREATED:20090407T034056Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090429T130000
LOCATION:490 Main Street\, Weaverville
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Blackfire / April 30 / Arcata\, Calif.\nBayside Grange\n2297
Jacoby Creek Rd. \nP. O. Box 31\nBayside\, Calif. 95524\n1(707) 822~999
8\nwww.baysidegrange.org\nCall for times and admission!\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090430T120000
DTSTAMP:20090407T034212Z
SUMMARY:Blackfire
CREATED:20090407T034212Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090430T130000
LOCATION:Arcata
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:A Candid Discussion: Post President Obama's Inauguration\nSF
SU Ethnic Studies Department with Andrew Jolivette\nType: \nEducation -
Lecture\nNetwork: \nGlobal\nDate: \nMonday\, April 20\, 2009\nTime: \n4:
00pm - 5:00pm\nLocation: \nSFSU-ETHS/Psychology #116\nStreet: \n1600 Hol
loway\nCity/Town: \nSan Francisco\, CA\nView Map\nPhone: \n5625226951\nE
mail: \ndburk@sfsu.edu\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090420T160000
DTSTAMP:20090407T071023Z
SUMMARY:Post President Obama's Inauguration
CREATED:20090407T071023Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090420T170000
LOCATION:San Francisco\, CA
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:comedy competition in downtown SF.\nIt's a free show and the
cash prize is 100$ for the winner. \n\nWedneday April 7th\, 2009\nEtiq
utte Lounge\n1108 Market St./7th St.\, SF.\nShowtime @ 8:00pm\nFree Show
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DTSTAMP:20090408T191527Z
SUMMARY:Charlie Ballard in comedy competition
CREATED:20090408T044829Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090408T220000
LOCATION:1108 Market St\, SF
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090329T030000
DTSTAMP:20090408T170722Z
SUMMARY:"Sovereignty Sounds" w/DJ Ya-nah...
EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20090330T030000
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090329T060000
LOCATION:kdvs 90.3 Davis
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090406T065959Z;BYDAY=MO;WKST=SU
DESCRIPTION:“Sovereignty Sound” with DJ Ya-nah\nKDVS 90.3 FM\, Sundays @
3 a.m. to 6 a.m.\nDJ Ya-nah will play the music you want to hear on you
r drive home from the club(s) on Sunday morning or maybe as you await th
e sunrise…remember\,\n“Sovereignty Sound” Sunday at 3 a.m. to 6 a.m. onl
y on KDVS 90.3 FM in Davis.\nTwo Davis-Sacramento shows w/Native themes
- that's beautiful.. and we thank\, YOU\, for your support!\n
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SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION: \nTelevision program on Channel 15. Co-hosted by Cihuapilli
& Sundust. This is every sunday\nPosted by NativeVoiceTV1\n\nLook for
interviews now posted on you tube!
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DTSTAMP:20090408T170639Z
SUMMARY:Native Voice TV
CREATED:20081004T172008Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090329T183000
LOCATION:Campbell/San Jose
RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090412T065959Z;BYDAY=2SU
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SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION: \nTelevision program on Channel 15. Co-hosted by Cihuapilli
& Sundust. This is every sunday\nPosted by NativeVoiceTV1\n\nLook for
interviews now posted on you tube!
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DTSTAMP:20090408T170639Z
SUMMARY:Native Voice TV
CREATED:20081004T172008Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090412T183000
LOCATION:Campbell/San Jose
RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=1SU
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:5
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090406T030000
DTSTAMP:20090408T170753Z
SUMMARY:"Sovereignty Sounds" w/DJ Ya-nah...
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090406T060000
LOCATION:kdvs 90.3 Davis
RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=1SU
DESCRIPTION:“Sovereignty Sound” with DJ Ya-nah\nKDVS 90.3 FM\, Sundays @
3 a.m. to 6 a.m.\nDJ Ya-nah will play the music you want to hear on you
r drive home from the club(s) on Sunday morning or maybe as you await th
e sunrise…remember\,\n“Sovereignty Sound” Sunday at 3 a.m. to 6 a.m. onl
y on KDVS 90.3 FM in Davis.\nTwo Davis-Sacramento shows w/Native themes
- that's beautiful.. and we thank\, YOU\, for your support!\n
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SEQUENCE:6
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090405T030000
DTSTAMP:20090408T170859Z
SUMMARY:"Sovereignty Sounds" w/DJ Ya-nah...
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090405T060000
LOCATION:kdvs 90.3 Davis
DESCRIPTION:“Sovereignty Sound” with DJ Ya-nah\nKDVS 90.3 FM\, Sundays @
3 a.m. to 6 a.m.\nDJ Ya-nah will play the music you want to hear on you
r drive home from the club(s) on Sunday morning or maybe as you await th
e sunrise…remember\,\n“Sovereignty Sound” Sunday at 3 a.m. to 6 a.m. onl
y on KDVS 90.3 FM in Davis.\nTwo Davis-Sacramento shows w/Native themes
- that's beautiful.. and we thank\, YOU\, for your support!\n
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Las Positas College\nNative American Exposition\n\nMon-Thurs
\, April 13 - 16\, 11 am\, Student Center (1700)\nMini Film Festival\n\n
Tuesday\, April 14\, 6 pm Student Center (1700)\nGuest Speaker Mr. Tom
Phillips and \nDocumentary "Indiian Baording Schools"\n\nWednesday\, Apr
il 15\, 6 pm at Student Center (1700)\nGuest Speaker: Dr. Amber Machame
r\nFilm: "In Whose Honor: American Indian Mascots"\n\nThursday April 16\
, 6 pm: Student Center (1700)\nTraditional Feed and Performances\nCalifo
rnia\, Aztec and Polynesian Dancers\n\nSaturday\, April 18\, 12 noon. G
ym\nLivermore Powwow\nGrand Entries 12 and 6\n\nLas Positas College\n300
0 Campus Hill Drive\nLivermore\, CA 94551\n\nFMI: Smoke Johnson 925.577
-8471 \nnacc.weebly.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090414T180000
DTSTAMP:20090408T174853Z
SUMMARY:LPC Native American Exposition
CREATED:20090408T174853Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090414T200000
LOCATION:Livermore
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Las Positas College\nNative American Exposition\n\nMon-Thurs
\, April 13 - 16\, 11 am\, Student Center (1700)\nMini Film Festival\n\n
Tuesday\, April 14\, 6 pm Student Center (1700)\nGuest Speaker Mr. Tom
Phillips and \nDocumentary "Indiian Baording Schools"\n\nWednesday\, Apr
il 15\, 6 pm at Student Center (1700)\nGuest Speaker: Dr. Amber Machame
r\nFilm: "In Whose Honor: American Indian Mascots"\n\nThursday April 16\
, 6 pm: Student Center (1700)\nTraditional Feed and Performances\nCalifo
rnia\, Aztec and Polynesian Dancers\n\nSaturday\, April 18\, 12 noon. G
ym\nLivermore Powwow\nGrand Entries 12 and 6\n\nLas Positas College\n300
0 Campus Hill Drive\nLivermore\, CA 94551\n\nFMI: Smoke Johnson 925.577
-8471 \nnacc.weebly.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090413T180000
DTSTAMP:20090408T174933Z
SUMMARY:LPC Native American Exposition
CREATED:20090408T174853Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090413T200000
LOCATION:Livermore
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Las Positas College\nNative American Exposition\n\nMon-Thurs
\, April 13 - 16\, 11 am\, Student Center (1700)\nMini Film Festival\n\n
Tuesday\, April 14\, 6 pm Student Center (1700)\nGuest Speaker Mr. Tom
Phillips and \nDocumentary "Indiian Baording Schools"\n\nWednesday\, Apr
il 15\, 6 pm at Student Center (1700)\nGuest Speaker: Dr. Amber Machame
r\nFilm: "In Whose Honor: American Indian Mascots"\n\nThursday April 16\
, 6 pm: Student Center (1700)\nTraditional Feed and Performances\nCalifo
rnia\, Aztec and Polynesian Dancers\n\nSaturday\, April 18\, 12 noon. G
ym\nLivermore Powwow\nGrand Entries 12 and 6\n\nLas Positas College\n300
0 Campus Hill Drive\nLivermore\, CA 94551\n\nFMI: Smoke Johnson 925.577
-8471 \nnacc.weebly.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090415T180000
DTSTAMP:20090408T174935Z
SUMMARY:LPC Native American Exposition
CREATED:20090408T174853Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090415T200000
LOCATION:Livermore
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Las Positas College\nNative American Exposition\n\nMon-Thurs
\, April 13 - 16\, 11 am\, Student Center (1700)\nMini Film Festival\n\n
Tuesday\, April 14\, 6 pm Student Center (1700)\nGuest Speaker Mr. Tom
Phillips and \nDocumentary "Indiian Baording Schools"\n\nWednesday\, Apr
il 15\, 6 pm at Student Center (1700)\nGuest Speaker: Dr. Amber Machame
r\nFilm: "In Whose Honor: American Indian Mascots"\n\nThursday April 16\
, 6 pm: Student Center (1700)\nTraditional Feed and Performances\nCalifo
rnia\, Aztec and Polynesian Dancers\n\nSaturday\, April 18\, 12 noon. G
ym\nLivermore Powwow\nGrand Entries 12 and 6\n\nLas Positas College\n300
0 Campus Hill Drive\nLivermore\, CA 94551\n\nFMI: Smoke Johnson 925.577
-8471 \nnacc.weebly.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090416T180000
DTSTAMP:20090408T174937Z
SUMMARY:LPC Native American Exposition
CREATED:20090408T174853Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090416T200000
LOCATION:Livermore
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:The Hummingbird All Nations Women's Empowerment Gathering\nA
pril 9 -12\, 2009\nCamping and gathering of women. Speakers\, storytell
ing\, prayers\, talking circle\, dancing\, drumming. Main days April 1
0 and 11.\nCoyote Hills Regional Park\, 8000 Patterson Ranch Rd\, Fremo
nt\, CA\n1000hummingbirdsconcarino.org\nFMI: Carmen Saldizar 650.219.224
8
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DTSTAMP:20090408T181319Z
SUMMARY:The Hummingbird Women's Gathering
CREATED:20090408T181236Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090409T120000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:The Hummingbird All Nations Women's Empowerment Gathering\nA
pril 9 -12\, 2009\nCamping and gathering of women. Speakers\, storytell
ing\, prayers\, talking circle\, dancing\, drumming. Main days April 1
0 and 11.\nCoyote Hills Regional Park\, 8000 Patterson Ranch Rd\, Fremo
nt\, CA\n1000hummingbirdsconcarino.org\nFMI: Carmen Saldizar 650.219.224
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SUMMARY:The Hummingbird Women's Gathering
CREATED:20090408T181236Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090410T120000
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:The Hummingbird All Nations Women's Empowerment Gathering\nA
pril 9 -12\, 2009\nCamping and gathering of women. Speakers\, storytell
ing\, prayers\, talking circle\, dancing\, drumming. Main days April 1
0 and 11.\nCoyote Hills Regional Park\, 8000 Patterson Ranch Rd\, Fremo
nt\, CA\n1000hummingbirdsconcarino.org\nFMI: Carmen Saldizar 650.219.224
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DTSTAMP:20090408T181333Z
SUMMARY:The Hummingbird Women's Gathering
CREATED:20090408T181236Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090411T120000
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:The Hummingbird All Nations Women's Empowerment Gathering\nA
pril 9 -12\, 2009\nCamping and gathering of women. Speakers\, storytell
ing\, prayers\, talking circle\, dancing\, drumming. Main days April 1
0 and 11.\nCoyote Hills Regional Park\, 8000 Patterson Ranch Rd\, Fremo
nt\, CA\n1000hummingbirdsconcarino.org\nFMI: Carmen Saldizar 650.219.224
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DTSTAMP:20090408T181336Z
SUMMARY:The Hummingbird Women's Gathering
CREATED:20090408T181236Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090412T120000
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:\n"American Masterpieces: Artistic Legacy of California Indi
an Basketry" Premieres in Sacramento\n\nAmerican Masterpieces Exhibit Gu
ide\n\nWhat: American Masterpieces: Artistic Legacy of California Indian
Basketry\nWhere: The California Museum\,1020 O Street\, Sacramento \nW
hen: Saturday\, March 14\, 2009 through early 2010\nTues-Sat. 10 a.m. -
- 5 p.m. \nSun.12 p.m. to 5 p.m.\n \nMuseum Admission: \nAdults (1
4 & Older) $8.50\nSeniors (65+) $7.00\nYouth (6-13) $6.00\nChildren
(5 and under) Free
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DTSTAMP:20090409T073437Z
SUMMARY:California Indian Basketry
CREATED:20090409T073437Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090314T110000
LOCATION:The California Museum\,1020 O Street\, Sacramento
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:In the Warrior Spirit \nPaintings by Leonard Peltier\nBenefi
t Exhibit\n22 May - 6 June 2009\nBack to the Picture\\SoMa Gallery\n1110
Howard Street @ 7th Street - San Francisco\, CA 94103\nWeb: www.backto
thepicture.com/2009/03/16/in-the-warrior-spirit-522-60609-bttp-soma/ \n\
nCurated by Bird Levy\, Polu Manu Productions\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: Frid
ay\, May 22\, 6:00-9:00 p.m.\, with Indigenous performers and speakers.\
n\nART AUCTION: Saturday\, June 6\, 6:00-9:00 p.m.\; Auctioneer: Michael
Horse.\n\nYOU CAN HELP: Donate fine art & prints\, jewelry\, fine craft
s and other items for\n\nthe June 6 auction (must be in excellent condit
ion). Contact: pennie@gatheringtribes.com \n\nor (510) 390-0386
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090522T180000
DTSTAMP:20090409T202048Z
SUMMARY:Benefit Auction for Leonard Peltier
CREATED:20090409T202048Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090522T210000
LOCATION:San Francisco\, CA 94103
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:11th Annual All Nations Powwow\nSunday\, April 19\, 2009\nMo
desto Junior College\, East Campus\n10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.\n \nFood\, M
usic\, Storytelling\, Arts & Crafts for the Kids\n50/50 and Raffles\n \n
Please see attached flyer for more details.
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DTSTAMP:20090410T015007Z
SUMMARY:11th Annual All Nations Powwow
CREATED:20090410T014934Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090419T190000
LOCATION:Modesto CA
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:The United Hip-Hop Culture Coalition Presents:\n \n“Hip-Hop
Is Active”\n(The Struggle Continues)\n1 Day Conference\n \nApril 25\, 20
09 4pm-12am\nAll Ages. $5 Donation\n \nWashington Neighborhood Center\n4
00 16th St Sacramento Ca\, 95814\n
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DTSTAMP:20090422T001017Z
SUMMARY:“Hip-Hop Is Active” (The Struggle Continues)1 Day Conference
CREATED:20090422T001017Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090425T170000
LOCATION:Washington Neighborhood Center\n400 16th St Sacramento Ca\, 958
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DESCRIPTION:Hello Everyone..\n \nMy name is Michael Preston and on belha
lf of my tribe\, the Winnemem Wintu\, I would like to extent this invita
tion to you to help support my people in attaining justice. We are holdi
ng a ceremonial War Dance in Sacramento and initiating a federal lawsuit
against several governental entities\nfor redress for decades of injust
ices and harm related to federal land management policies which have des
troyed Winnemem cultural practices and sacred places. We are calling all
people to come out and help us march not only for Indigenous rights\,
but for human rights against an oppressive government.\n \nThank you for
you support.\n \nWe apologize for the inconvenience but the site of the
wardance had to be changed due to political issues. This is the last ch
ange we promise:)\n\nThe place is Camp Pollock - street address is 1501
Northgate Blvd\, Sacramento. Attached is a site map (we are in"Miwok" a
djacent to the fire area). \nWe have been asked if folks walking with u
s are to be in regalia or street clothes: if you have "Indian indicators
" wear them\, banners etc. fine. We are going to caravan to Old Sac (in
the parking area) and then we will walk up to Capitol Mall (we are look
ing at the best routes now). This is an historic event in the history o
f the tribe and I am glad to share it with you all. \n\nRespectfully\,\
n\nMichael Preston\n(530) 209-1235 cell\n\nPLEASE FORWARD WIDELY\n \n \n
*** Media Advisory ***\nTribal War Dance and March Next Steps in\nWinnem
em Wintu Tribe’s Journey to Justice\nCeremonies Initiate Federal Lawsuit
on behalf of Tribe\n \nWho: The Winnemem Wintu Tribe\, a traditional
California Tribe.\n The Winnemem have been fighting for years to sustai
n their culture and address generations of broken promises by the federa
l government.\n \nWhat: War Dance\, March and press conference from Sac
ramento River to the State Capitol.\nWinnemem war dancers and tribal lea
ders will perform a traditional ceremonial War Dance next to the Sacrame
nto River and will then march to the State Capitol building. The March a
nd War Dance initiate the federal lawsuit the Tribe is filing\, asking f
or compensation for damages done by federal land management policies\, i
ncluding the construction of the Shasta Dam.\n \nSchedule of events:\nSu
nday\, April 19th: War Dance begins in the evening on the Sacramento Riv
er\n Location: West Sacramento TBA.\n \nMonday\, April 20th: Cerem
ony and address by Tribal leaders\n West Sa
cramento. Exact location and time TBA\nMarch from Sacramento River to St
ate Capitol\nROUTE AND TIME FOR MARCH TBA\nPress Conference with Tribal
leaders and community members\n12:00 Noon to 1 PM State Capitol Location
27 West side of capitol building\n \nMore Information\nThe Winnemem Win
tu Tribe is filing a lawsuit against Department of The Interior\; Depart
ment of Agriculture\; United States Forest Service\; Bureau of Reclamati
on\; Bureau of Indian Affairs\; Bureau of Land Management\; Ken Salazar\
, Secretary of The Interior\; Assistant Secretary for Water and Science\
; Assistant Secretary for Fish and Wildlife and Parks in The Department
of Agriculture\; and Tom Vilsack\, Secretary of Agriculture asking for r
edress for decades of injustices and harm related to federal land manage
ment policies which have destroyed Winnemem cultural practices and sacre
d places.\n \nThe Winnemem began a journey to justice in 2004 with a War
Dance at Shasta Dam. Today we continue that journey with another War Da
nce and this lawsuit. Our people are a traditional people\, steeped in o
ur culture and traditional lifeways\, who have continued our cultural pr
actices throughout the written history of the state of California.. With
this lawsuit and War Dance\, we continue our journey to ensure our basi
c quality of life and freedom to maintain our traditions and culture.\n
\n \nWinnemem Wintu Tribe\n14840 bear mountain road • Redding\, CA • 960
03\nPhone: 530-275-2737 • Fax: 530-275-4193\nwww.winnememwintu.us\n
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DTSTAMP:20090422T191213Z
SUMMARY:Winnemem Wintu War Dance & Lawsuit
CREATED:20090422T003303Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090420
LOCATION:Sacramento
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DESCRIPTION:SNAG (Seventh Native American Generation) is holding its URB
AN REZ Benefit & Magazine Release Party in San Francisco Friday\, May 22
!\n\nIt will be held at the Women's Building\, 3543 18th Street\, from 7
pm to 12am. $5-20 donation at the door\, all proceeds go to an Indigenou
s Delegation to Palestine in August.\n\nFeaturing:\n \nLive art on canva
s! \nArt gallery! \nHandmade arts marketplace! \nFrybread/Indian Tacos!
\nFresh baked organic deserts! \n\nCultural performances:\n\nQuese IMC (
Hip-hop)\nJeremy Goodfeather (Acoustic)\nBrwn Bflo (Hip-hop)\nSage Romer
o (Hoop Dance)\nDry Creek Pomo Dancers\nDancing Feathers Youth Group\nAl
l Nations (Powwow Drum)\nSpirit Drum (Traditional Drum)\nMixcoatl Anahua
k Aztec Dancers\n\n** We're still seeking vendors interested in tabling
at the event for a low fee of $30 a table + quality raffle item! Email S
NAGMAGAZINE@YAHOO.COM\n\nwww.snagmagazine.com\n
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DTSTAMP:20090422T181413Z
SUMMARY:SNAG Party...Holla if you wanna be involved!
CREATED:20090422T181330Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090522T200000
LOCATION:Women's Bldg\, 3542 18th St.\, San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:FYI\nThe meeting will be held at the Sacramento Convention C
enter\, 1400 J St.\, Sacramento\, CA 95814\n \n \nThe date and time of t
he Native American Caucus remain the same\, Friday April 24th at 5:30 p.
m. Remember that dues are due at this meeting and are $25.00. It is alwa
ys crowded so if you would like to pay early and avoid the crowd\, pleas
e mail your check made payable to the N.A.C. before April 18th to ensure
we receive them. Checks may be mailed to Helen Doherty\,1697 Via Alegre
\, San Dimas\, Ca 91773. Checks mailed after the 18th will not reach me
before I leave for the Sacramento area.\n \nI very much look forward to
seeing each of you at our caucus meeting. Our blessing will be given by
Honorable Matt Franklin\, Chairman of the Ione Band of Miwok Indians and
Chair of the California Association of Tribal Governments.\n \nOur gues
t presenter will be Honorable Norma Torres\, Assemblywoman of the 61st A
D speaking to us about a bill\, AB 770\, she is carrying for our caucus
that addresses concerns regarding Title IV E. Also being discussed is A
B 1325 regarding Tribal customary adoption.\n \n \nI am looking forward
to seeing you in Sacramento\, if not before.\n \nWarmest Regards\,\nHele
n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090424T173000
DTSTAMP:20090422T185700Z
SUMMARY:NAC CADEM Convention
CREATED:20090422T185700Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090424T183000
LOCATION:Sacramento Convention Center\, 1400 J St.\, Sacramento\, CA 95
814
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:2009 Women Are Sacred Conference\n\nHonoring Sacred Turtle W
omen\n\nEnding Domestic Violence Against Native Women\n\nJune 12th-14th\
, 2009\n\n \n\nOakland Marriott City Center\n\n1001 Broadway\n\nOakland\
, CA 94607\n\n \n\n1-877-RED-ROAD\n\nwww.sacred-circle.com\n\n
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090612
DTSTAMP:20090422T190252Z
SUMMARY:2009 Women Are Sacred Conference
CREATED:20090422T190252Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090615
LOCATION:Marriott City Center\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Northern México Artistry: Transcending the Fence is a new ex
hibition opening May 9th at Back to the Picture Mission Gallery in San F
rancisco. The exhibit embraces the unique design traditions found in the
desert regions of northern Mexico. The exhibit showcases the pottery of
Mata Ortiz\, Chihuahua\, Mexico\; acrylic paintings and hand crafted wo
od mirrors by Adalberto Pérez Meillón of Ensenada\; pottery by the Pai P
ai\; and woven baskets of the Kumeyaay Indians of Baja California\, Méxi
co.\n \nA visit to the gallery is a rare opportunity to see a fine selec
tion of ceramics by pottery artists living in the remote\, small town of
Mata Ortiz. There\, more than 300 pottery artists are creating thin wal
led ceramics\, painted with intricate\, finely drawn designs. The tradit
ional pottery techniques used are without a potter’s wheel or kiln for f
iring.\n \nAdalberto Pérez Meillón draws inspiration for his paintings f
rom the ancient design motifs of northern México and Casas Grandes\, inc
luding his understanding and appreciation for the pottery patterns of Ma
ta Ortiz. His acrylics are applied to hand made amate paper from México
.\n \nThe basketry arts of the Kumeyaay and the pottery of the Pai Pai o
f Baja California have rarely been seen in the Bay Area. They are used i
n daily life. Both communities were split from northern tribal bands wit
h California statehood in 1848.\nExhibit Dates May 9 – 30\, 2009\nRecept
ion: May 9\, 7:00 – 9:00 pm\nBack to the Picture\, 934 Valencia Street\
, San Francisco\, CA (@20th Street)\n415-826-2321\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090509T190000
DTSTAMP:20090422T190902Z
SUMMARY:Opening for Exhibit "Northern México Artistry: Transcending the
Fence"
CREATED:20090422T190902Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090509T210000
LOCATION:Back to the Picture\, 934 Valencia St.\, SF
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:MCCLA VideoFest 2009\nLabor and Dreams / Trabajo y Sueños\nF
estival Dates: October 16 and 17 2009\, MCCLA Theater\nEarly Bird Deadli
ne: May 22\, 2009\nFinal Deadline: July 20\, 2009\nOver $2\,000 in prize
s!\n\nJURORS:\nPeter Bratt - Writer\, Director and Producer of "La Missi
on"\, selected for the opening night at the San Francisco International
Film Festival 2009.\nAnn Kaneko - 1st prize winner VideoFest 2008 for he
r documentary "Against the Grain: An Artist's Survival Guide to Perú.\n\
nIn 2009 VideoFest celebrates its 6th annual festival and contest. Video
Fest offers a space for videomakers to focus their work on the theme of
Labor & Dreams/Trabajos y Sueños. This combination honors the idea of wo
rk in the community\, the dreams surrounding labor\, the hopes that awai
t us in the future\, the significance of work done by men and women whom
as beings never stop dreaming. \n
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091016
DTSTAMP:20090422T191048Z
SUMMARY:VideoFest 2009 Labor and Dreams Mission Cultural Center for Lati
no Arts
CREATED:20090422T191048Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091018
LOCATION:MCCLA\, SF
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:“Mending The Sacred Hoop”\n \nMay 16\, 2009\n10:00am – 4:00p
m\n \nSeminar on Lakota Spirituality\n \n * Chairman Joe Brings
Plenty\, Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe\n * Medicine Man Warfield Moose\,
Oglala Lakota *All Nations Singers * Mark Anquoe of AIM – West * Samson
Wolf – Peltier Defense\n \n \nTopics Include:\nThe Importance of Langua
ge\nSpirituality and Native Organizations\nMen’s & Women’s Role in Cerem
ony\nSpirituality Etiquette\nReligion/Spirituality\n \nAmerican Indian E
ducation Center\n1600 Las Plumas Avenue\nSan Jose\, CA 95133\n \nTickets
: $15.00 in Advance $20.00 at the Door\n(Evening Meal Provided)\n \nCont
act Info: (408) 625-0986 Pegge\n(408) 926-5246 Rene\nVendors Welcome\n \
n***All Proceeds Benefit Event Expenses***\n\n\n \nRene Samayoa\nExecuti
ve Director\, American Indian Education Center\, Inc.
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DTSTAMP:20090422T191738Z
SUMMARY:“Mending The Sacred Hoop”
CREATED:20090422T191605Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090516T160000
LOCATION:AIEC\, 1600 Las Plumas Avenue\, San Jose
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DESCRIPTION:Bay Area Cherokee Society General Meeting and Potluck\n1:00
-4:30\, Saturday\, April 18\nPublic Library\, 2090 Kittredge St\, Berkel
ey\nInfo: Jacquie Archambeau\, jacquiearchambeau@comcast.net
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DTSTAMP:20090422T193522Z
SUMMARY:Bay Area Cherokee Society General Meeting
CREATED:20090422T193448Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090418T163000
LOCATION:Berkeley Library
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SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE FORWARD WIDELY! \nThe 28th Annual Stanford Hawai'i Cl
ub Lu'au\nMay 2\, 2009\n12:00 P.M-3:00P.M.\nManzanita Courtyard! \nPLEAS
E COME AND SHOW YOUR SUPPORT\, ITS THE BIGGEST EVENT THE HAWAI'I CLUB PU
TS ON ALL YEAR!
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DTSTAMP:20090422T223129Z
SUMMARY:Stanford Lu'au
CREATED:20090422T193704Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090502T150000
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Center for Race & Gender's Pacific Islands Working Group pre
sents:\n\n"Fighting for the Hawaiian 'Ceded Lands': History and Conseque
nces of Hawaii vs OHA et al (2009)"\n\nThis workshop will examine the la
test land struggle in the Hawaiian\nIslands. We will trace the history
of the “ceded lands” and the events\nleading up to the March 31 U.S. Sup
reme Court decision in State of Hawaii\nv. Office of Hawaiian Affairs et
al\, No. 07–1372 (2009). At issue is the\nState of Hawaii’s ability to
sell portions of the “ceded lands” which\nHawaiian activists remind us
were seized\, not ceded. Our talk will pay\nparticular attention to que
stions that remain open since the 1893\noverthrow of the Kingdom of Hawa
i'i\, including who is the “public” of the\nHawaiian Islands and what ar
e the legal interrelationships between today’s\nState of Hawai'i and the
Kingdom of Hawai'i.\n\nWednesday April 29 @ 5:00-8:00PM.\nCenter for R
ace & Gender\, 6th Floor Barrows\, University of California\,\nBerkeley.
\n\n\nSpeaker Bios:\n\n*Jessie K. Keola Minier -is an attorney in Silico
n Valley\, with a practice\nthat focuses on compliance with federal and
state corporate and securities\nlaws. In addition\, he has conducted re
search and prepared analyses of\nlegal issues confronting Native Hawaii
ans and kama’aina of Hawai'i.\n\n*Dr. Laura Lehua YIm - is an Assistant
Professor in the Department of\nEnglish at San Francisco State Universit
y. Her research and teaching work\nfocuses on Renaissance English liter
ature and culture\, especially domestic\nand colonial reformulations of
epistemology\, notions of the person\, and\nland and water law. Her oth
er academic and activist work includes\nstrategic analyses of political\
, economic and social institutions in\nHawai'i.\n\n**Food will be provid
ed.\n\n-This workshop is organized by the Pacific Islands Research Worki
ng Group\nand it is generously sponsored by a grant from The Center for
Race &\nGender at the University of California\, Berkeley.\n\nFor more i
nfo \n\n-- \nFuifuilupe Niumeitolu\,\nPhD Stude
nt\nGraduate Student Researcher\nOffice of the Vice Chancellor for Equit
y & Inclusion\nUniversity of California\, Berkeley\nE-mail\nFax (510)642-5191\n\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090429T170000
DTSTAMP:20090429T200038Z
SUMMARY:Hawaiian Ceded Lands: History & Consequences
CREATED:20090422T195001Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090429T200000
LOCATION:UC Berkeley
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:29 Apr 2009 (Wed): Mama Llama Coffee House Weaverville\, CA
7:30p.m.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090430T193000
DTSTAMP:20090422T222858Z
SUMMARY:Blackfire
CREATED:20090422T222858Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090430T203000
LOCATION:Mam Llama Coffe House\, Weaverville
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Come support the folks!!\n\nMAY 2ND\n@ The Uptown\n1928 tele
graph ave\nOakland\, CA\n\nw/dj sake one\, dj zita & bambu\nand of cours
e.. oakland's own BRWN BFLO!!\ndoors 9pm - free taco's til 10pm\n\n$10/1
5 with album\n$8/13 w/college ID\n21 + event\n\nhere are the online link
s\nboth sides (long image): 
\n\n\nrelease party si
de: 
\n\n\nalbum promo side: 
\n\n\n\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20090422T225729Z
SUMMARY:brwn bflo - album release party!!
CREATED:20090422T225729Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090502T220000
LOCATION:The Uptown\n1928 telegraph ave\nOakland\, CA
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:\nAmerican Indian Movement - West Coast Summit\nApril 25 and
26 in San Francisco\n\nSF Public Library Park Branch Meeting Room\n1833
Page St.\nSan Francisco\, California\n\n10am to 6pm each day\n\nFacilit
ator: Bill Means\, AIM Wounded Knee Veteran\, and member of Internationa
l Indian Treaty Council\; a United Nations Non-Governmental Organization
(NGO) in the Economic and Social Council since 1977.\n\nAIM-West invite
s anyone interested in forming an active AIM chapter as well as any like
-minded Indigenous groups to coordinate strategic partnerships to combat
racism and advance the larger goal of securing and strengthening Indige
nous Peoples’ rights. The West Coast Summit is intended to provide an op
en forum to discuss strategies for resolving local community problems to
gether with other organizations\, as well as building solidarity.\n\nThe
tentative discussion agenda for Saturday and Sunday is as follows:\n\nS
aturday\, April 25\n\n10am - conference call with AIM Grand Governing Co
uncil\n10:30am - Introductions\n11am - Mascots and racism in education\n
1pm - break\n2pm - Disenrollment issues\n4pm - Open discussion on additi
onal issues\n6pm - Closing\n\nSunday\, April 26\n\n10am - Definitions\,
Charter\, Manifesto\n1pm - break\n2pm - Youth Recruitment\n3pm - Border
Issues\n4pm - Prison Issues\n5pm - Open discussion on additional issues\
n6pm - Closing\n\n\nSome housing is available for out-of-town attendees.
For housing information\, please call Benny Gutierrez (415) 200-6591\n\
nCoffee and light snacks will be provided.. For additional food donation
s and food coordination\, please call Richard Sandrell (415) 642-8395\n\
nChildcare will be provided. For childcare infomation\, please call Maga
Rincon (415) 676-0093\n\nFor any other questions please call Tony Gonza
les (415) 577-1492
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090425T100000
DTSTAMP:20090423T202604Z
SUMMARY:West Coast AIM Summit
CREATED:20090423T202604Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090425T180000
LOCATION:San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:\nAmerican Indian Movement - West Coast Summit\nApril 25 and
26 in San Francisco\n\nSF Public Library Park Branch Meeting Room\n1833
Page St.\nSan Francisco\, California\n\n10am to 6pm each day\n\nFacilit
ator: Bill Means\, AIM Wounded Knee Veteran\, and member of Internationa
l Indian Treaty Council\; a United Nations Non-Governmental Organization
(NGO) in the Economic and Social Council since 1977.\n\nAIM-West invite
s anyone interested in forming an active AIM chapter as well as any like
-minded Indigenous groups to coordinate strategic partnerships to combat
racism and advance the larger goal of securing and strengthening Indige
nous Peoples’ rights. The West Coast Summit is intended to provide an op
en forum to discuss strategies for resolving local community problems to
gether with other organizations\, as well as building solidarity.\n\nThe
tentative discussion agenda for Saturday and Sunday is as follows:\n\nS
aturday\, April 25\n\n10am - conference call with AIM Grand Governing Co
uncil\n10:30am - Introductions\n11am - Mascots and racism in education\n
1pm - break\n2pm - Disenrollment issues\n4pm - Open discussion on additi
onal issues\n6pm - Closing\n\nSunday\, April 26\n\n10am - Definitions\,
Charter\, Manifesto\n1pm - break\n2pm - Youth Recruitment\n3pm - Border
Issues\n4pm - Prison Issues\n5pm - Open discussion on additional issues\
n6pm - Closing\n\n\nSome housing is available for out-of-town attendees.
For housing information\, please call Benny Gutierrez (415) 200-6591\n\
nCoffee and light snacks will be provided.. For additional food donation
s and food coordination\, please call Richard Sandrell (415) 642-8395\n\
nChildcare will be provided. For childcare infomation\, please call Maga
Rincon (415) 676-0093\n\nFor any other questions please call Tony Gonza
les (415) 577-1492
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090426T100000
DTSTAMP:20090423T202731Z
SUMMARY:West Coast AIM Summit
CREATED:20090423T202604Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090426T180000
LOCATION:San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:\n\nAIM-WEST\nPO Box 410534\nSan Francisco CA 94141\nelton
yg@earthlink.org\nhttp://www.aimwest.info\nhttp://wwwaimovement.org\n\n\
n\n\nMedia Advisory – 23 April 2009\nFor more information:\nAntonio Gonz
ales\, Director\, AIM-West\, (415)577-1492\n\n\nDEFEND the VOTE!\nFMLN w
ins in El Salvador—Indigenous Peoples grasp the power of the "swing vote
"!\n\nThe American Indian Movement (AIM)\, after years of solidarity\, w
as recently honored with an invitation from the Indigenous Peoples of El
Salvador as well as the FMLN to send a representative to El Salvador to
be an election observer in the March 15th presidential election. Unlike
previous elections in the country's history\, El Salvador's Indigenous
Peoples turned out to vote giving their full support to the FMLN candida
tes\, thus tilting the national percentage in favor of the FMLN! Come se
e/hear why/how and about their optimism with a new change in government!
\n\nPlease join us for a report back from Adrian Carrasco\, the AIM-Wes
t representative\, about his experiences as well as a screening of the w
ork-in-progress documentary he shot during his time in El Salvador. The
evening's program will also include representatives from the Salvadoran
Indigenous communities and FMLN-SF. \n\na work-in-progress screening\nan
d reportback from the 15 March Salvadoran presidential election\n\nFrida
y\, 24 April 2009\n6:00 PM\nMission Cultural Center\n2868 Mission Street
(@ 25th Street)\, SF\, 94110\n(Wheelchair accessible • A drugs/alcohol-
free event)\n$10 - admission\n(students & seniors $8)\nProceeds to benef
it AIM-West Productions post-productions video expenses\n\nfor more info
: http://www.aimwest.info\nTony @ (415)577-1492\nor email joyce@aimwest.
info\n\n### end advisory ###
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090424T180000
DTSTAMP:20090424T193021Z
SUMMARY:AIM-W event Defend the Vote
CREATED:20090424T193021Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090424T190000
LOCATION:San Francisco
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, May 6\, 2009 at 3 pm\, San Francisco!!\nTake Act
ion for Indigenous Rights and Sacred Sites!\nNo Toxic Waste Dump or Bord
er Wall on O’odham Lands\nnear the village and sacred site at Quitovac\,
Sonora\, Mexico!\n \nAssemble at the Mexican Consulate\, 532 Folsom Str
eet\, between 1st and 2nd Streets\, San Francisco. Followed by a March t
o US EPA office.\n\nThe Mexican government and a company called CEGIR/Ce
ntro de Gestion Integral de Residuos S.A. want to build a toxic dump in
O’odham territory in Sonora\, Mexico\, near the sacred site and village
of Quitovac.\n \nThe dump would dispose of industrial hazardous wastes.
The permit process has been conducted with no involvement of the Indigen
ous O’odham communities in decision-making processes.\n \nThe proposed d
ump would desecrate the sacred ceremony site at Quitovac\, and devastate
the culture\, traditions\, sacred sites and spiritual well-being of the
O’odham Indigenous peoples in both Mexico and the U.S.. The dump would
also expose children and nearby communities to dangerous toxins released
in the land\, air\, and water\, and could contaminate water the communi
ties depend on.\n \nThe Tohono O’odham tribal government in Arizona has
passed a resolution denouncing the dump project due to its impact on the
sacred ceremonial grounds at Quitovac and on O’odham people\, their cul
ture and environment.\n \nThe United States Environmental Protection Age
ncy has failed to uphold its responsibility to protect the O’odham peopl
e who are U.S. citizens who visit Quitovac for ceremonies and family vis
its. We call on the US EPA to strongly urge the Mexican government to re
ject the dump due to its impacts on O’odham who are US citizens.\n “To t
he O'odham\, Quitovac is the place that defines who we are as people of
the desert. We are related to the earth from which we are made. Our Him'
dag\, our way of life\, is based upon this principle. Quitovac holds the
traditional knowledge that the O'odham tap into during ceremony\, and w
hen we sing our songs and vocalize the old sacred words\, we communicate
with the grounds when we dance the way the Creator and our helper Broth
er I'itoi taught us. When we talk about the land we mean th total enviro
nment\, the plants and animals\, the waters\, ponds and seas and undergr
ound rivers\, the mountains\, the sky and all humanity. We cannot allow
a toxic dump here.” Ofelia Rivas\, O’odham Rights Cultural and Environ
mental Justice Coalition \nCall and email the Mexican and US Government
s today! Tell them to obey their own laws and stop the toxic dump propo
sed near Quitovac.\n \nAlfonso Flores\, Mexican Secretary of the Environ
ment \nTel: +52 5
556 243342\nE-mail: alfonso.flores@semarnat.gob.mx
\nLisa Jackson\, US EPA Administrator
\njackson.lisa@epa.gov (202) 564-4700
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***\n
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DTSTAMP:20090429T194907Z
SUMMARY:SF Action in Solidarity with O'odham Indigenous People
CREATED:20090424T222905Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090506T170000
LOCATION:Mexican Consulate\, 532 Folsom Street\, San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Waqxaqi’ B’atz’ \n\nDía de la Perfección Humana\nDay of Huma
n Perfection\n\nEstán cordialmente invitados para el Waqxaqi' B'atz' cer
emonia Maya. \n\nYou are cordially invited to attend Waqxaqi' B'atz' \n
Mayan Ceremony. \n\nFecha/Date: Lunes/Monday \n25 de Mayo/May 25\, 2009\
n\nHora/Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm\n\nLugar/Place: Horseshoe Pits\, be
tween \n McLaren Lodge and the \nConservatory of Flowers\, \nGold
en Gate Park \n\n\nHabrá Danza Azteca y Tambor Nativo. Si desean traer
ofrendas para la ceremonia pueden ser: copal\, tabaco o flores.\n\nThere
will be Danza Azteka & Native Drum. You are welcome to bring an offerin
g such as: copal\, tobacco or flowers for the ceremony. \n \nPara más i
nformación llamar\, for additional information please call:\n415.370.165
7\, 415.955.7517\, 415.410.5687\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090525T090000
DTSTAMP:20090425T061919Z
SUMMARY:Day of Human Perfection
CREATED:20090425T025513Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090525T120000
LOCATION:Horseshoe Pits\, GG Park\, San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:VIC board meeting this Thursday\, \nApril 29_7PM at the old
portable on Wallace.\nWhere the school's Native American Studies classes
are held\n301A Wallace Street\, Vallejo\nThis night will be the swearin
g in of new board members_ \n"congratulations!"\n\n(And check out the we
bsite\, someone has recently done some nice work on the site\; it looks
good)\n\nhttp://www.vallejointertribalcouncil.org/\n
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DTSTAMP:20090429T083741Z
SUMMARY:Vallejo Intertribal Council Board Meeting
CREATED:20090429T083741Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090429T200000
LOCATION:301A Wallace Street\, Vallejo
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Art Attack! on Solano Avenue\nArt Walk Friday Evening May 1s
t \nParticipating Businesses Open 'til 9:00\nArt Openings\, Live Music\,
Fine Dining and More.\nJoin us for Beauty\, Entertainment\, and FUN!\nM
ay 1st Art Attack at Gathering Tribes will feature:\nRoger "Sosakete" Pe
rkins\nRevivalist of ancient Mohawk pottery\, Traditional Singer\, Paint
er and Graphic Artist\nRefreshments: snacks\, wine\, and juice
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090501T160000
DTSTAMP:20090429T083956Z
SUMMARY:Gathering Tribes: Art Attack
CREATED:20090429T083914Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090501T210000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:The Indigenous Arts Coalition of the San Francisco Art Insti
tute presents:\nThe Gathering\n\nWednesday\, April 29th \n7:00pm-11:00pm
\nThe San Fransisco Art Institute \nCafe\, McMillan Conference Room\, a
nd Quad \nFree-But Donations are greatly appreciated\nAll are welcome!\n
\nSome Featured Artists: Richard Castaneda\, Nizhoni Ellenwood\, Erick
Andino\, Spencer Cunningham\, Nia Macknight\, Rye Purvis\, Ariana Fields
\, Andres Garcia\, Manuel Gil\, Sveta Gayshan\, Luis Garcia\, Djavan San
tos\, Chris Silva\, Rick Duangsawat\, Luke Baldwin\, Danie Rodriez\, Jua
n Fuentes\, Neto Soza\, Iban Brizuela\, Isiah Flores\, Pat Parra\, and m
ore... with special guests Susan Greene\, Elizabeth Anderson\, and other
s.\n\nThere will be two rooms full of hung and installed art work. Perfo
rmances\, Music\, Presentations\, Films\, and Open Mic will be held in t
he Cafe and in the Outdoors Quad. Share your ideas\, your art\, your sto
ries! Get there early to sign up for the Open Mic! \n\nThere will be foo
d\, snacks\, soda\, and wine with donations. All donations go to the Ind
igenous Arts Coalition for upcoming events\, community outreach\, and to
help bring Indigenous artists and art to San Francisco/Bay Area and the
San Francisco Art Institute. \n\nWe extend our hands to you and send ou
r blessings and thoughts to you on your journey. Thank you for your supp
ort\, participation\, and consideration!\n\n~Indigenous Arts Coalition (
IAC)\n
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DTSTAMP:20090429T084036Z
SUMMARY:Indigenous Arts Coalition Presents "The Gathering"
CREATED:20090429T084036Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090429T230000
LOCATION:San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:La Peña Cultural Center Presents...\n\nFree Land.\nA Hip Hop
Theater Experience\nFrom the streets of Oakland to the prairies of Wyom
ing\, a young man searches for his roots...\n\nwritten and performed by
Ariel Luckey\nfeaturing DJ SAKE ONE (((Local 1200)))\ndirected by Margo
Hall\nscored by Ryan Luckey\nvisual art by Octavio de la Paz\n\nFri-Sun
May 1-3\, 2009\nDoor at 7:30 Show at 8pm\n3105 Shattuck Ave. Berkeley\n\
n$12 General $7 Students $10 Advanced\nat www.lapena.org or call 510-849
-2568\n\nCommissioned by La Peña Cultural Center and the Matrix Center/W
hite Privilege Conference through the National Performance Network's Cre
ation Fund.\n\nFMI: www.freelandproject.com
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DTSTAMP:20090429T194431Z
SUMMARY:Free Land
CREATED:20090429T175426Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090501T220000
LOCATION:La Pena\, 3105 Shattuck Ave. Berkeley
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:13th annual Stanford Powwow Fun Run\nSaturday May 9th 8:30am
\n(Check in from 7:30-8:15 race day)\n\n$12 for Students\nAwesome door
prizes and race prizes\n\nHeres a secret\, its the cheapest way to score
a sweet Stanford Powwow shirt! =)\n\n\nAttached is the registration for
m\, please bring it along with your entry fee on race day\n
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DTSTAMP:20090429T181140Z
SUMMARY:13th annual Stanford Powwow Fun Run
CREATED:20090429T181119Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090509T130000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:MAY 8-10 ANNUAL STANFORD UNIVERSITY POW WOW\, STANFORD\, CA\
ne-mail stanfordpowwow2009@gmail.com\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090509T120000
DTSTAMP:20090429T181702Z
SUMMARY:Stanford Powwow
CREATED:20090225T193825Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090511T120000
LOCATION:STANFORD
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:MAY 8-10 ANNUAL STANFORD UNIVERSITY POW WOW\, STANFORD\, CA\
ne-mail stanfordpowwow2009@gmail.com\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090510T120000
DTSTAMP:20090429T181705Z
SUMMARY:Stanford Powwow
CREATED:20090225T193825Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090512T120000
LOCATION:STANFORD
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Weekly Meeting Sponsored by Oakland Cop Watch.
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DTSTAMP:20090429T182006Z
SUMMARY:Know Your Rights Training
CREATED:20090429T181716Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090429T210000
LOCATION:IFH\, 523 International Blvd\, Oakland
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:May 3\n\nNorthern California Cherokee Picnic\, 3521 Grizzly
Island Rd.\, Suisun. The Cherokee Nation provides a hog fry\, basket wea
ving\, roving storyteller\, and information on tribal enrollment. Featur
es the chief and some tribal council members. For more information call
(510) 464-4649 or email cherokeesociety@yahoo.com.
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DTSTAMP:20090429T182358Z
SUMMARY:Northern California Cherokee Picnic
CREATED:20090429T182256Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090503T120000
LOCATION:3521 Grizzly Island Rd.\, Suisun
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SEQUENCE:10
DESCRIPTION:April 5–May 25 Seeds: Reflections of the Past\, paintings a
nd sculptures by Jack Alvarez\, Pacific Western Traders\, 305 Wool St.\,
Folsom. Opening reception April 12 at 6:00 p.m. FMI www.pacwesttraders
.com or (916) 985-3851.
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DTSTAMP:20090429T185132Z
SUMMARY:Seeds: Reflections of the Past\, by Jack Alvarez
CREATED:20090429T184926Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090428T120000
LOCATION:Pacific Western Traders\, 305 Wool St.\, Folsom
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090526T065959Z
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SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:La Peña Cultural Center Presents...\n\nFREE LAND \nA Hip Hop
Theater Experience\nFrom the streets of Oakland to the prairies of Wyom
ing\, a young man searches for his roots...\n\nwritten and performed by
Ariel Luckey\nfeaturing DJ SAKE ONE (((Local 1200)))\ndirected by Margo
Hall\nscored by Ryan Luckey\nvisual art by Octavio de la Paz\n\nFRI\, SA
T\, SUN\, May 1\, 2\, & 3\, 2009\nDoor at 7:30 Show at 8pm\n3105 Shattuc
k Ave. Berkeley\n\n$12 General $7 Students $10 Advanced\nat www.lapena.o
rg or call 510-849-2568\n\nCommissioned by La Peña Cultural Center and t
he Matrix Center/White Privilege Conference through the National Perform
ance Network's Creation Fund.\n\nFor more info: www.freelandproject.com
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DTSTAMP:20090429T194338Z
SUMMARY:Free Land
CREATED:20090429T175426Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090502T220000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:La Peña Cultural Center Presents...\n\nFREE LAND \nA Hip Hop
Theater Experience\nFrom the streets of Oakland to the prairies of Wyom
ing\, a young man searches for his roots...\n\nwritten and performed by
Ariel Luckey\nfeaturing DJ SAKE ONE (((Local 1200)))\ndirected by Margo
Hall\nscored by Ryan Luckey\nvisual art by Octavio de la Paz\n\nFRI\, SA
T\, SUN\, May 1\, 2\, & 3\, 2009\nDoor at 7:30 Show at 8pm\n3105 Shattuc
k Ave. Berkeley\n\n$12 General $7 Students $10 Advanced\nat www.lapena.o
rg or call 510-849-2568\n\nCommissioned by La Peña Cultural Center and t
he Matrix Center/White Privilege Conference through the National Perform
ance Network's Creation Fund.\n\nFor more info: www.freelandproject.com
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DTSTAMP:20090429T194442Z
SUMMARY:Free Land
CREATED:20090429T175426Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090503T220000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:American Masterpieces: Artistic Legacy of California Indian
Basketry\, The California Museum\,1020 O Street\, Sacramento. Runs thro
ugh early 2010\, closed Mondays\, Admission charged. FMI: www.parks.ca
.gov.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090428T120000
DTSTAMP:20090429T185556Z
SUMMARY:California Indian Basketry
CREATED:20090429T185414Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090428T120000
LOCATION:The California Museum\,1020 O Street\, Sacramento
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20100429T065959Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:“Living Traditions: Arts of the Americas\,” features work fr
om diverse Native American peoples and times\, new commissions of Northw
est Coast art\, and important collections of California\, Southwest\, an
d Mesoamerican art. The Cantor Arts Center\, Stanford\, CA. iOpen Wedne
sdays – Sundays\, Free. FMI: 650-723-4177\, or museum.stanford.edu.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090428T120000
DTSTAMP:20090429T185707Z
SUMMARY:Living Traditions: Arts of the America
CREATED:20090429T185623Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090428T120000
LOCATION:Cantor Museum\, Stanford\, CA
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20100429T065959Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:MAY 1-3\, 25th Annual California Indian Market Peace Powwow
\, at the Mission in San Juan Bautisca\, CA. FMI: 831.623.4772. peacev
ision.net.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090502T120000
DTSTAMP:20090429T193651Z
SUMMARY:San Juan Bautista Powwow
CREATED:20090225T193751Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090504T120000
LOCATION:San Juan Bautista
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:MAY 1-3\, 25th Annual California Indian Market Peace Powwow
\, at the Mission in San Juan Bautisca\, CA. FMI: 831.623.4772. peacev
ision.net.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090503T120000
DTSTAMP:20090429T193655Z
SUMMARY:San Juan Bautista Powwow
CREATED:20090225T193751Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090505T120000
LOCATION:San Juan Bautista
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DESCRIPTION:Friday\, May 29th at 7pm at the Friendship House Great Hall
in San Francisco. The Electric Powwow is a community talent show that f
eatures performances by some very gifted Native American performing arti
sts in the San Francisco Bay area. This year’s performers include Nativ
e blues/jazz singer Phoenix and a dramatic performance by Eddie Madril\,
Jeremy Goodfeather\, Red Bird Giving Band\, Twice as Good and others.
Proceeds from the event benefit the Native American Health Center (NAHC)
Scholarship Fund and the Friendship House Client Fund.\n \nTickets can
be purchased online at www.brownpapertickets.com (type Electric Powwow i
n the search field) or in person at the Friendship House. You can also
call ahead to reserve your tickets: (415) 865-0964. Ticket prices are $
10.00 for general seating and $25.00 for VIP seating.\n \nFor more infor
mation on the Electric Powwow: contact Ashley Phillips at (415) 865-0964
or D’Shane Barnett at 510-747-3033.\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090529T190000
DTSTAMP:20090527T202114Z
SUMMARY:Electric Powwow!!
CREATED:20090503T185029Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090529T220000
LOCATION:Friendship House\, San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:May 23\, 1pm & 6pm in Vacaville - come join us read below:\n
\nFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – January 18\, 2009
\nContact: Kawika Alfiche\, Hâlau o Keikiali’i\nTe
l. (650) 588-1091 / Email: info@apop.net
\n \n \nHO’AILONA: INTERPRET
ING THE WORLD THROUGH HULA\nHalau o Keikiali`i presents a Hula Productio
n entitled Ho`ailona: Forces of Nature\nExploring answers to life’s ques
tions through our natural world\n \nSouth San Francisco – Hâlau o Keikia
li’i and the Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural Center is pleased to announce
Ho’ailona: Forces of Nature\, a unique performance event that promises t
o arouse the senses through the art of traditional hula on Saturday\, Ma
y 23\, 2009\, at 1:00 pm and 6:00 pm. The performances will take place
at the Vacaville Performing Arts Theater (VPAT)\, 1010 Ulatis Drive\, Va
caville\, CA 95696. Tickets are $15-30. For tickets\, call (707) 449-6
217 or log onto www.vpat.net\nThe Hawaiian concept of Ho’ailona is based
on the idea that our natural world constantly reflects what we need to
know and understand – that is\, if we choose to pay close attention. Fr
om gentle breezes that coincide with sentimental thoughts of a loved one
passed to ominous cloud formations that point to impending danger\, Ho’
ailona can take many forms and are believed to be direct communication f
rom higher spirits or ancestors watching over us. \nThrough the exciteme
nt and beauty of Hawaiian poetry\, dance\, and music\, Hâlau o Keikiali’
i brings to life nature’s elements as we explore how these Ho’ailona gui
de and shape our lives. Among tche highlights of this production (its se
cond showing in California)\, thirty dancers interpret an ancient prophe
cy from signs revealed of the coming of foreigners from far off lands. A
ll the hula (dances) and mele (songs) performed call out to the differen
t elements and remind us that we are but a small part of this great plan
et – Papahānanaumoku\, Mother Earth.\nHâlau o Keikiali’i is a Hawaiian C
ultural Group that was founded in 1994 and is now based in South San Fra
ncisco. Since its inception\, its goal has been to perpetuate the rich
culture of Hawaiian people through educational workshops\, performances\
, and other cultural events. Kawika Alfiche\, Kumu Hula (Hula Teacher)
of Hâlau o Keikiali’i and Director of the Kaululehua Hawaiian Cultural C
enter states\, “The great part about this production is its appeal to bo
th young and old\, for the avid hula audience or those seeing traditiona
l dance for the first time. Ho`ailona: Forces of Nature is sure to be an
inspiring production with energetic dances\, melodic chants and songs\,
historical revelations\, and beautiful imagery of the Islands. Ho`ailon
a are meant to guide us in our daily lives\; after witnessing this perfo
rmance\, we hope our audience will gain a deeper understanding of our wo
rld\, the environmental signs that are relevant to us and how we can uti
lize this understanding today.” Also featured in this production is Hala
u o Ku`ulei of Vacaville.\n# # #\nIf you would like more information abo
ut this topic\, or to schedule an interview with Kawika Alfiche\, please
call (650) 588-1091 or email info@apop.net\n\n\n-- \nna Kawika Alfiche
\nhttp://www.myspace.com/kawikaalfiche \nhttp://www.keikialii.com - Hala
u Hula\nhttp://www.apop.net - Kaululehua Hawaiia
n Cultural Center\nhttp://www.Kaleocafe.com
- Our Cafe\nhttp://www.hawaiitunes.com -
CD download\nhttp://www.cdbaby.com/cd/kawika - CD purchase\n\n"A`ohe pa
u ka ‘ike i ka hälau ho`okahi." \nAll knowledge is not taught in the sam
e school. \nOne can learn from many sources.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090523T130000
DTSTAMP:20090506T182942Z
SUMMARY:Halau o Keikiali`i - Hula Production - HO`ailona Forces of Natur
e
CREATED:20090506T182942Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090523T140000
LOCATION:Vacaville
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, May 13 meeting at the de Young Museum from 6:00
to 8:00 p.m.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090513T180000
DTSTAMP:20090511T200600Z
SUMMARY:de Young NAPAC Meeting
CREATED:20090511T200600Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090513T200000
LOCATION:de Young
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SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:ATTENTION:\n \nDue to a scheduling conflict with the State c
apitol\, the AIRRO meeting has been moved to a new venue. The meeting is
still scheduled for Saturday\, May 16th from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. A Sp
ecial Thanks goes to Board Member Eric Enriquez\, who found a new place
in Sacramento.\n \nThe new meeting location is:\n \nSacramento Native Am
erican Health Center\n2020 J Street - 2nd Floor\nSacramento\, CA 95811\n
\nFeel free to park in the parking lot spaces marked 'Indian Health' and
enter through the Parking Lot side door. Here is a map: http://tinyurl.
com/dygyfh\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090516T100000
DTSTAMP:20090527T191530Z
SUMMARY:AIRRO Annual Membership Meeting and Agenda
CREATED:20090511T232336Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090516T130000
LOCATION:Sacramento
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:PROTEST AGAINST MASCOTS & RACISM IN SPORTS\nwhen the SF Gian
ts play the Atlanta Braves SF Giants baseball games with the Atlanta Bra
ves this May 25-27. It is part of a broader campaign to stop the use of
racist\, humiliating\, degrading stereotypes in sports (both public scho
ols and professional).\n\nFMI: Tony Gonzales\neltonyg@earthlink.net\n\n\
n\nMonday\, 25 May 2009\n11:00 am (rally)\n12:00 noon (press conference)
\n
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DTSTAMP:20090521T202950Z
SUMMARY:Protest Atlanta Braves
CREATED:20090512T073852Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090525T130000
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:On this day in 1614\, Mexico found Juan De Oñate guilty of a
trocities against Native people in New Mexico. Oñate is notorious for cu
tting off the hands and feet of Acoma men and for enslaving the tribe's
women and children. His sentence was banishment from New Mexico. It was
later pardoned.
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DTSTAMP:20090513T205709Z
SUMMARY:Juan De Oñate guilty of atrocities
CREATED:20090513T205640Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090513T150000
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Prayer walk will begin this Saturday\, May 16th\, 2009 @ 9am
at the\nintersection of 47th Ave and International Blvd in east Oakland
. Walk\nparticipants are expected to wear white t-shirts\, and bring the
ir own\nrefillable water bottles. This is a memorial walk as opposed to
a protest so\nplease keep that in mind. If you are not able to participa
te in the walk\nplease attend the community feed at the Intertribal Frie
ndship House located\nat 523 International Blvd\, at 2:30pm. Thank you.
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DTSTAMP:20090514T052311Z
SUMMARY:Prayer Walk
CREATED:20090514T052243Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090517T000000
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:The Holocaust Beneath Our Feet\nA History of the Federated I
ndians of Graton Rancheria\nGreg Sarris\nIn Warren Auditorium (Ives Hall
)\nSonoma State University\nMay 19\, 2009\n4:00 p.m.\n26th Annual Sonoma
State University\n2009 Holocaust Lecture Series
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DTSTAMP:20090515T172327Z
SUMMARY:Holocaust Beneath Our Feet
CREATED:20090515T172227Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090519T180000
LOCATION:Sonoma State
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for some fun! Next Tuesday\, May 26th\, Richa
rd Sanchez will be back with more Native crafting and Miko will be teach
ing the first in a series of community dance songs. Derek would also lik
e to share some other traditional uses of tobacco.\nSo please join us on
Tuesday\, May 26th\, at the San Francisco LGBT Center\, at 7:30 pm. The
Center is located at 1800 Market Street\, at the corner of Octavia. Che
ck the lobby board for our location\; we usually meet in Room 301.\nBay
Area American Indian Two-Spirts: Craft Night May 26\, 7:30 pm\n\n 1800M
arket Street Box # 95\nSF\, CA 94102-6227\n(415) 865-5616\n admin@baaits
.org\n www.baaits.org
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090526T193000
DTSTAMP:20090522T170402Z
SUMMARY:Bay Area American Indian Two-Spirits: Craft Night
CREATED:20090522T170304Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090527T213000
LOCATION:San Francisco
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:14000 Fruitvale Avenue\, Saratoga\, CA . 408-741-4029
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090926T120000
DTSTAMP:20090522T172038Z
SUMMARY:West Valley Pow-wow
CREATED:20090522T171926Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090927T000000
LOCATION:Saratoga CA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:14th Annual Vallejo Contest Powwow\nService Club Park\, Mare
Island Way\, Vallejo\, CA\n JULY 25 - 26\, 2009\n\nHours: Saturday - 10
:00a.m. - midnight. Sunday 10:00a.m. - 6:00p.m.\nGrand Entry Saturday 1:
00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.\, Sunday 1:00 p.m.\n\nPublic Welcome!\nM.C. - Tom
Phillips\, Drum - Southern Exprress\nFREE Admission. FREE parking\, \nNo
Camping\nLocated off HWY 80\nMore Information: Email: wailaki10@comcast
.net \n(916) 421-0657 for general information and vendors\n(916) 421-065
7 FAX\nVallejo Powwow\nc/o P.O. Box 246052\nSacramento\, CA 95924\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090727T100000
DTSTAMP:20090522T172222Z
SUMMARY:Vallejo Contest Powwow
CREATED:20090522T172147Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090728T180000
LOCATION:Vallejo\, CA
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:MAY 23-24\, 2009\nOroville Pow Wow\nPlumas Elementary School
\, Oroville\, CA\n\nFREE Community Contest Pow Wow. Everyone Welcome!\n\
nNorthern and Southern music and dancing\, contests\, exibitions\, Princ
ess contests\, vendors.\n\nAdmission: FREE! Parking: FREE!\n\nCamping: A
vailable\, contact for information.\n\nDirections: Hwy 70 (65 miles nort
h of Sacramento\, CA.)Exit at Grand Ave\, west one block to Plumas Ave.
School. Event is on the soccer field behind the school buildings.\n\nNo
Alcohol\, No Drugs\, No Tobacco\, No Animals\, No Weapons\n\nMore Inform
ation: Email: orovillepowwow@live.com \nPhone: (530) 532-1611\nAddress:
P.O. Box 214\nOroville\, CA 95965-0214\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090523T120000
DTSTAMP:20090522T172432Z
SUMMARY:Oroville Pow Wow
CREATED:20090522T172432Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090524T120000
LOCATION:Oroville
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:MAY 23-24\, 2009\nOroville Pow Wow\nPlumas Elementary School
\, Oroville\, CA\n\nFREE Community Contest Pow Wow. Everyone Welcome!\n\
nNorthern and Southern music and dancing\, contests\, exibitions\, Princ
ess contests\, vendors.\n\nAdmission: FREE! Parking: FREE!\n\nCamping: A
vailable\, contact for information.\n\nDirections: Hwy 70 (65 miles nort
h of Sacramento\, CA.)Exit at Grand Ave\, west one block to Plumas Ave.
School. Event is on the soccer field behind the school buildings.\n\nNo
Alcohol\, No Drugs\, No Tobacco\, No Animals\, No Weapons\n\nMore Inform
ation: Email: orovillepowwow@live.com \nPhone: (530) 532-1611\nAddress:
P.O. Box 214\nOroville\, CA 95965-0214\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090524T120000
DTSTAMP:20090522T172609Z
SUMMARY:Oroville Pow Wow
CREATED:20090522T172432Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090524T120000
LOCATION:Oroville
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:The 24th Annual Honoring of the Elders Gathering\nJune 5\, 6
& 7\, 2009\nMount Madonna (Santa Clara County Park at the Summit of the
Santa Cruz \nMountains on Hwy 152 between Gilroy and Watsonville) acce
ss via Hwy \n101 or Hwy 1\n\nCome and enjoy traditional dancing\, India
n Tacos\, & other food.\nVendor booths with native North and South Ameri
can arts & crafts\n\nVendor\, you need to contact: Lubia 510-59900130 lu
naxicana@pacbell.net\n\nGeneral info: Jody 408-287-8366\, june1jody@hot
mail.com\n\nThis is a clean and sober event.\n\nCo-Hosted by Pajaro Vall
ey Indian Council\n
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090605
DTSTAMP:20090522T174826Z
SUMMARY:Honoring of the Elders Gathering
CREATED:20090522T174826Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090606
LOCATION:Santa Clara
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Mata Ortiz Pottery Show \nWith Eidell Wasserman \n\nSaturday
\, May 23 \n10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. \nSunday\, May 24 \n11:00 a.m. to 5:
00 p.m. \n\nThe village of Mata Ortiz in Chihuahua\, Mexico is world ren
own for its fine pottery. As a young man\, Juan Quezada recreated the an
cient pottery technology of the Paquime Indians who disappeared from the
area over 500 years ago. His talent was discoverd in the late 70's by S
pencer McCallum who shared it with the world. \n\nWith only a third grad
e education\, this brilliant man searched out where the ancients mined t
he clay and the minerals used to paint the pots\, how the pots were cons
tructed and fired. Now there are over 300 potters in this village making
some of the finest pots on the world. \n\nEidell Wasserman has been mak
ing the trek to Mata Ortiz for many\nyears\, bringing back a variety of
pots ranging in price from\n$10.00 to well over $1\,000.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090523T100000
DTSTAMP:20090522T194511Z
SUMMARY:Mata Ortiz Pottery Show
CREATED:20090522T194511Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090523T180000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, Albany
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SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Mata Ortiz Pottery Show \nWith Eidell Wasserman \n\nSaturday
\, May 23 \n10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. \nSunday\, May 24 \n11:00 a.m. to 5:
00 p.m. \n\nThe village of Mata Ortiz in Chihuahua\, Mexico is world ren
own for its fine pottery. As a young man\, Juan Quezada recreated the an
cient pottery technology of the Paquime Indians who disappeared from the
area over 500 years ago. His talent was discoverd in the late 70's by S
pencer McCallum who shared it with the world. \n\nWith only a third grad
e education\, this brilliant man searched out where the ancients mined t
he clay and the minerals used to paint the pots\, how the pots were cons
tructed and fired. Now there are over 300 potters in this village making
some of the finest pots on the world. \n\nEidell Wasserman has been mak
ing the trek to Mata Ortiz for many\nyears\, bringing back a variety of
pots ranging in price from\n$10.00 to well over $1\,000.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090524T110000
DTSTAMP:20090522T194600Z
SUMMARY:Mata Ortiz Pottery Show
CREATED:20090522T194511Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090524T170000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, Albany
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Vintage Saltillo Sale!\nFriday\, June 19 \n6:30 p.m. to 8:30
p.m.\nOne night only\nGorgeous vintage saltillos! Hard to find\, many
in excellent condition. They can be used as dance shawls\, table coverin
gs\, altar cloths\, etc. \nThey all come from Saltillo\, Mexico. Every s
ingle one is beautiful! Prices vary based on size and quality.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090619T183000
DTSTAMP:20090522T194652Z
SUMMARY:Vintage Saltillo
CREATED:20090522T194652Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090619T203000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, Albany
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, July 11\nSunday\, July 12\nMichael Horse:\nLedger
Paintings on Love & Courtship and Vintage\ninspired jewelry\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090711T220000
DTSTAMP:20090522T194825Z
SUMMARY:Michael Horse Ledger Paintings
CREATED:20090522T194825Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090711T230000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, Albany
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, July 11\nSunday\, July 12\nMichael Horse:\nLedger
Paintings on Love & Courtship and Vintage\ninspired jewelry\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090712T230000
DTSTAMP:20090522T194859Z
SUMMARY:Michael Horse Ledger Paintings
CREATED:20090522T194859Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090713T000000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, Albany
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, July 18\nSunday\, July 19\nPawn Jewelry Show\nwit
h Art Quintana\nBox loads of jewelry from\nthe Southwest
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090718T100000
DTSTAMP:20090522T194951Z
SUMMARY:Pawm Jewelry w Art Quintana
CREATED:20090522T194951Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090718T180000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, Albany
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, July 18\nSunday\, July 19\nPawn Jewelry Show\nwit
h Art Quintana\nBox loads of jewelry from\nthe Southwest
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090719T110000
DTSTAMP:20090522T195025Z
SUMMARY:Pawn Jewelry w Art Quintana
CREATED:20090522T195025Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090719T170000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, Albany
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Tlingit & Haida Members\nI would like to invite you to our O
pen General Meeting to be held at the Rockridge Public Library\, 5366 Co
llege Ave.\, Oakland 94618\, beginning at 11 a.m. until 2 p.m on Saturda
y\, May 30th. We will have a business meeting beginning promptly at 11
a.m. We usually all bring some finger food to share. Come see what San
Francisco Village Tlingit & Haida is all about. We will be planning ou
r summer events and the Delegates that went to the Tlingit & Haida Conve
ntion in Juneau on our behalf will be making reports on the activities b
ack home in Juneau.\n \nHope to see you there on Saturday\, May 30th.
\nKathy Paddock\, President\n\nSF Tlingit & Haida Community Council\npho
ne 415 887 9315
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090530T110000
DTSTAMP:20090522T231350Z
SUMMARY:Tlingit & Haida Meeting
CREATED:20090522T231350Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090530T140000
LOCATION:Rockridge Public Library\, 5366 College Ave.\, Oakland 94618
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Huichol Art w Luciano Valdez\n\nSaturday\, July 25\, 10 am -
6 pm\nSunday\, July 26\, 11 am - 5 pm.\n\n Gathering Tribes\, 1412 Sola
no Ave\, Albany. \nFMI: 510.528-9038 www.gatheringtribes.com.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090725T100000
DTSTAMP:20090523T190945Z
SUMMARY:Huichol Art w Luciano Valdez
CREATED:20090523T190945Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090725T180000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, 1412 Solano Ave\, Albany
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Huichol Art w Luciano Valdez\n\nSaturday\, July 25\, 10 am -
6 pm\nSunday\, July 26\, 11 am - 5 pm.\n\n Gathering Tribes\, 1412 Sola
no Ave\, Albany. \nFMI: 510.528-9038 www.gatheringtribes.com.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090726T110000
DTSTAMP:20090523T190957Z
SUMMARY:Huichol Art w Luciano Valdez
CREATED:20090523T190957Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090726T170000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, 1412 Solano Ave\, Albany
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:16
DESCRIPTION:Muwekma-Tah-Ruk's 20th Anniversary!.\n4 pm Open House\n5:30
Community sharing and dinner with the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe.\nStanford Un
iversity\, Palo Alto\nrsvp kaylarae@stanford.edu\n\nIf you can't make it
but would like to participate\, send any emailed pictures\, words\, tho
ughts and stories you would like to share.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090530T160000
DTSTAMP:20090527T203304Z
SUMMARY:Muwekma-Tah-Ruk's 20th Anniversary!
CREATED:20090526T051342Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090530T200000
LOCATION:Stanford
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Requesting your companionship\, family\, friends and neighbo
rs in an old fashion "Revival"\n\nMay 29th Friday\, 7:30\nMay 30th Satur
day\, 7:30\nMay 31st Sunday\, 11 am\n\nAmerican Indian Baptist Church\n1
315 102nd Avenue\nOakland CA 94603\n\nFMI/For More Info:\nShawney Hardri
dge Pastor510-562-5352\nshardridge6@aol.com\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090529T193000
DTSTAMP:20090526T182553Z
SUMMARY:Revival
CREATED:20090526T182150Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090529T193000
LOCATION:Oakland
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Requesting your companionship\, family\, friends and neighbo
rs in an old fashion "Revival"\n\nMay 29th Friday\, 7:30\nMay 30th Satur
day\, 7:30\nMay 31st Sunday\, 11 am\n\nAmerican Indian Baptist Church\n1
315 102nd Avenue\nOakland CA 94603\n\nFMI/For More Info:\nShawney Hardri
dge Pastor510-562-5352\nshardridge6@aol.com\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090530T193000
DTSTAMP:20090526T182558Z
SUMMARY:Revival
CREATED:20090526T182150Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090530T193000
LOCATION:Oakland
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Requesting your companionship\, family\, friends and neighbo
rs in an old fashion "Revival"\n\nMay 29th Friday\, 7:30\nMay 30th Satur
day\, 7:30\nMay 31st Sunday\, 11 am\n\nAmerican Indian Baptist Church\n1
315 102nd Avenue\nOakland CA 94603\n\nFMI/For More Info:\nShawney Hardri
dge Pastor510-562-5352\nshardridge6@aol.com\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090531T110000
DTSTAMP:20090526T182626Z
SUMMARY:Revival
CREATED:20090526T182150Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090531T110000
LOCATION:Oakland
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:May 16–June 28\n\nCalifornia Jewelry and Regalia by Meyo Mar
rufo\, Melissa Leal\, Tiffany Adams\, Sage Peconom\, Luwana Quitiquit\,
Pauline Kaufman\, Pacific Western Traders\, 305 Wool St.\, Folsom. For d
etails call (916) 985-3851 or email pwtfolsom@aol.com.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090516T130000
DTSTAMP:20090527T191715Z
SUMMARY:California Jewelry and Regalia
CREATED:20090527T191621Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090516T140000
LOCATION:Pacific Western Traders\, 305 Wool St.\, Folsom
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090629T065959Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:32nd Annual Gathering of Honored Elders\, California State I
ndian Museum\, 2816 K St.\, Sacramento. Participants include California
Native vendors\, community service groups\, Indian dancers\, and guest s
peakers. Luncheon served to the Elders\, food will be available for purc
hase for guests. Free admission. FMI: 916.324-0971 or www.parks.ca.gov/
indianmuseum.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090606T130000
DTSTAMP:20090527T191929Z
SUMMARY:Gathering of Honored Elders
CREATED:20090527T191754Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090606T130000
LOCATION:California State Indian Museum\, 2816 K St.\, Sacramento
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:9th Annual California Basketweavers Gathering\, Tish-Tang Ca
mpgrounds\, Hoopa. Hosted by the California Indian Basketweavers Associa
tion. June 26\, Fri. 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. for Native Californian bask
etweavers\, open to the public June 27\, Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m and
June 28 Sun. 9:00 a.m. to noon. Email ciba@ciba.org for more information
.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090627T090000
DTSTAMP:20090527T192918Z
SUMMARY:California Basketweavers Gathering
CREATED:20090527T192514Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090627T190000
LOCATION:Hoopa
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:9th Annual California Basketweavers Gathering\, Tish-Tang Ca
mpgrounds\, Hoopa. Hosted by the California Indian Basketweavers Associa
tion. June 26\, Fri. 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. for Native Californian bask
etweavers\, open to the public June 27\, Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m and
June 28 Sun. 9:00 a.m. to noon. Email ciba@ciba.org for more information
.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090626T090000
DTSTAMP:20090527T192817Z
SUMMARY:California Basketweavers Gathering
CREATED:20090527T192536Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090626T190000
LOCATION:Hoopa
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:9th Annual California Basketweavers Gathering\, Tish-Tang Ca
mpgrounds\, Hoopa. Hosted by the California Indian Basketweavers Associa
tion. June 26\, Fri. 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. for Native Californian bask
etweavers\, open to the public June 27\, Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m and
June 28 Sun. 9:00 a.m. to noon. Email ciba@ciba.org for more information
.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090628T090000
DTSTAMP:20090527T192844Z
SUMMARY:California Basketweavers Gathering
CREATED:20090527T192548Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090628T120000
LOCATION:Hoopa
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:NAHC Healthy Nations Wellness Center\nto Honor Four Communit
y Members\n \nPlease join the Healthy Nations Wellness Center (HNWC) on
Thursday\, June 4th\, in honoring four community members who have improv
ed their lives through physical fitness and nutrition. American Indians
suffer disproportionately high rates of diabetes\, heart disease and ob
esity. One way that NAHC combats these illnesses is through the establi
shment of our own community gym and nutrition program.\n \nSince 2003\,
many community members have chosen to improve their personal wellbeing b
y joining the Healthy Nations Wellness Center. HNWC has cardio gym equi
pment\, free weights\, and fitness classes all available for only $25 a
month.\n \nThe honoring ceremony on June 4th will include speakers\, ref
reshments and demonstrations of some of the many fitness classes offered
by the gym. Please join us and spread the word!!\n \nWhat:
NAHC Community Honoring Ceremony\nWhere: HNWC Gym (
1423 Fruitvale Ave. in Oakland)\nWhen: Thursday\, June 4
th from 1pm to 3pm\n \nFor more information about the event or to find o
ut how you can get involved in making sure that the HNWC gym stays open\
, please call us at 510-434-1772.\n
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014.nativehealth.org%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090604T130000
DTSTAMP:20090527T193119Z
SUMMARY:HNWC Gym to Honor Community Members
CREATED:20090527T193119Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090604T150000
LOCATION:1423 Fruitvale Ave.\, Oakland
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:LAKOTA HARDEN\nAn Update on Current Native Issues and Events
\n \nMay 27\, 2009\n1-2pm\, 1401 Hart Hall\n \nA potluck lunch will be h
eld 12-1\, before her presentation.\n \n \n \n \n \nLakota Harden (Minne
coujou/Yankton Lakota & HoChunk) is an orator\, activist\, community org
anizer\, workshop facilitator\, radio host and poet. She has dedicated
her life\, as a daughter of seven generations of Lakota leaders\, to lib
eration and justice. Harden first became an accomplished speaker as a y
outh and representative of the early American Indian Movement's “We Will
Remember” Survival School on the Pine Ridge reservation\, established o
ut of the 1973 Wounded Knee occupation. She has continued her activism o
ver the years\, working with the International Indian Treaty Council (II
TC)\, Women of All Red Nations (WARN) and the Black Hills Alliance.\n \n
Harden recently traveled to Alaska at the request of the Sitka Tribe to
work with their youth on a totem-pole project - helping modern youth rev
ive a centuries-old traditional cultural healing project. She also regul
arly travels to South Dakota where she is involved in supporting and par
ticipating in efforts to keep alive the cultural and spiritual ways of l
ife of pre-colonial traditional ceremonies\n \nHarden is a host on the w
eekly radio program Bay Native Circle on Pacifica radio station KPFA in
the San Francisco Bay Area. The program features interviews\, current ev
ents and perspectives of the Native American community.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090527T130000
DTSTAMP:20090527T194151Z
SUMMARY:Lakota Harden at UC Davis
CREATED:20090527T193900Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090527T140000
LOCATION:UC Davis
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:WEAVING WORKSHOP\nwith Diana Almendariz\n \nSaturday\, June
13\n1401 Hart Hall\, 10am – 5pm\n \n\n \nThis workshop is an introductor
y course in the basketry technique of twining. Working with tule (bulru
sh\, scirpus) a medium sized basket will be created. We'll cover the ba
sic technique using local tule\, a strong\, flexible material that's eas
y to work with. We'll look at other kinds of baskets and objects that c
an be made from tule\, and talk about the many uses of tule\, past and p
resent.\n \nDiana Almendariz is Maidu\, Wintun\, Hoopa and Karuk and is
a renowned Maidu interpreter and traditional skills specialist.\n \nThe
workshop is free and open to the public.\n \nSPACE IS LIMITED TO 15 PART
ICIPANTS!\nTo reserve your place email: cngorman@ucdavis.edu\n \nPartici
pants should meet promptly at the C.N. Gorman Museum and dress comfortab
ly. \nPlease bring scissors and your own lunch.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090613T100000
DTSTAMP:20090527T194001Z
SUMMARY:Diana Almendariz at UC Davis
CREATED:20090527T194001Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090613T170000
LOCATION:1401 Hart Hall\, UC Davis
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Native American Graduation Dinner and Awards Presentation\n5
:00-9:00\, Saturday\, June 13\nElliot Program Center\, Governors Corner\
nInfo: Yve Chavez\, ychavez@stanford and Roni Lane\, vlane@stanford
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du%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090613T170000
DTSTAMP:20090528T212029Z
SUMMARY:Stanford NA Graduation Dinner
CREATED:20090528T212029Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090613T210000
LOCATION:Stanford
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Please join Director Georgina Lightning\nExecutive Producer
Audrey Martinez\nRepresentatives of the San Manuel Band of Mission India
ns\nand members of the cast for a private screening of the film\n \n \nO
LDER THAN AMERICA\nA film that delves into the affairs of American India
n Boarding Schools\nWinner of 18 Awards\, including “Best Feature Film\,
” “Best Director\,” and “Excellence in Film.”\n \nPresented by the\nCali
fornia Latino Legislative Caucus\n \nIn partnership with\nSenate Preside
nt Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg\nAssembly Speaker Karen Bass\n& Tribal Alli
ance Productions\n \n \n \nWhen\nMonday\, June 1\, 2009\nHosted Cocktail
Reception at 5:30pm\nFilm Screening at 6:30pm\nQ & A to follow screenin
g\n \n \nWhere\nThe Historical Crest Theater\n1013 K Street\nSacramento\
, CA\n \n \nIn Attendance\n \nDirector\nGeorgina Lightning\n \nExecutive
Director\nAudrey Martinez\n \nActors\nWes Studi\n(Avatar\, We Shall Rem
ain Series)\,\nTantoo Cardinal\n(“Legends of the Fall” “Smoke Signals”)\
nGeorgina Lightning\n (“Christmas in the Clouds” “West Wing”)\nCrystle L
ightning\n(“Tamales and Gumbo” “American Pie Presents Band Camp”)\n Denn
is Banks\n(“The Last of the Mohicans” “War Game”)\n \nAlso in attendance
\nCalifornia State Legislators\nMembers of the Governor’s Office\nPoliti
cal VIPs\, local VIPs\, all Minority Caucuses\nMembers of the Senate (se
veral levels)\nAnd many others…\n \nThe favor of a reply is requested\nP
lease RSVP Michelle R. Shining Elk\, Publicist\nTelephone: 818.813.3701
or Email: michelleshiningelk@gmail.com\n \nAdditional background informa
tion about the film and Indian boarding schools is provided below in thi
s email.\nFollowing is a link to the OLDER THAN AMERICA trailer: http://
www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoHT6EP5sxI\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090601T173000
DTSTAMP:20090530T002029Z
SUMMARY:PRIVATE SCREENING OF "OLDER THAN AMERICA"
CREATED:20090530T002029Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090601T183000
LOCATION:Historical Crest Theater\n1013 K Street\nSacramento\, CA
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Jeremy Goodfeather CD Release Party\n\nWith Special Guest Pe
rformers\n\nPura Fe\n\nCoexist\n\nNomi\n\n\n\nShow starts @ 8 pm\n\nFrid
ay June 19th @ The Hotel Utah\n\n500 4th st @ Bryant --- San Francisco\n
\n\n\nFree CD with admission\n\nCover charge $12\n\n\n\nJeremy Goodfeath
er\n\nJeremy Goodfeather (Mohawk\, Mexica) is a San Francisco-based sing
er/\nsongwriter who plays a dynamic acoustic set of original\, heartfelt
\nmusic with a simple\, straightforward vibe. He pulls from a wide range
\nof influences and styles to create an organic sound that can be rock\,
\nblues\, reggae\, funk\, jazz\, country or anything else that it takes
to\ntell a story with music. Jeremy was awarded an Individual Artist Gra
nt\nfrom the San Francisco Native Arts Commission in May 2008 and was an
\ninvited performer at the American Indian Film Festival's recent\ntribu
te to Floyd Red Crow Westerman. This is Jeremy's first album self-\nenti
tled Goodfeather. He has shared a stage with notable performers\nsuch as
Bonnie Raitt\, Keith Secola\, and John Densmore.\n\nTickets available:
http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionD
ata&eventId=1693534\n\n\nFor More Information visit http://www.myspace.c
om/jeremygoodfeather\nor\n\ncontact goodfeather777@gmail.com.\n\n\nFlyer
images can be viewed and downloaded @\n\nhttp://img.photobucket.com/alb
ums/v221/saylooli/cdreleasefront.jpg\n\nhttp://img.photobucket.com/album
s/v221/saylooli/CDreleaseback.jpg\n\n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090619T200000
DTSTAMP:20090603T182654Z
SUMMARY:Goodfeather CD Release Party
CREATED:20090603T182522Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090619T233000
LOCATION:Hotel Utah\, SF
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Well SURF’S UP! And they’re still demonstrating and creating
. Keeping the waters roiling so social change can rise to the surface. O
ld lesbian radicals don’t die they just keep writing poems! Elana Dykewo
mon\, Carla Trujillo\, Reid Gómez and Jewelle Gomez will read from new w
ork and old\, sing with Debbie Fier and talk about what makes a revoluti
on---mostly sex and politics.\nThis is a pot luck of love and activism\,
so bring your favorite finger food (that’s an old dyke joke!). Plaid fl
annel shirts\, red lipstick\, Frye boots\, leather bustiers and wheel ch
airs all welcome!\nWeb Link: \nNational Queer Arts Festival\nCity: \nSan
Francisco\nState: \nCalifornia\nLocation: \nLGBT Community Center - Cer
emonial Room POTLUCK 7pm\, EVENT 7:30pm
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ve%20--%20a%20spoken%20word%20performance.
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090603T190000
DTSTAMP:20090603T184922Z
SUMMARY:Reid Gomez Spoken Word
CREATED:20090603T184805Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090603T210000
LOCATION:SF
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:10
DESCRIPTION:FOUR WINDS\nin the \n31st Annual San Francisco Ethnic Dance
Festival!\nFour Winds is a six-man group with three musicians - one the
noted singer and composer John Carlos Perea - and three magnificently ad
orned dancers: Madril\, his younger brother\, Marcos\, and their mentor\
, Tony Fuentes\, a Sisseton Dakota Sioux who does the magical hoop dance
\, which tells a creation myth.\nFour Winds: 2 and 8 p.m. June 27 and 2
p.m. June 28 at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco. Tickets $22-$4
4\, half off for under 16 at Saturday matinees. Package deals available
plus tickets to June 13 gala with honorary chair Rita Moreno are $150.
(415) 392-4400\, www.cityboxoffice.com or www.tickets.com. For more info
rmation\, (415) 474-3914.
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0/DD6G17O1G4.DTL&type=performance
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090627T140000
DTSTAMP:20090603T190733Z
SUMMARY:Four Winds in Ethnic Dance Festival
CREATED:20090603T185944Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090627T160000
LOCATION:Palace of Fine Arts\, SF
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:11
DESCRIPTION:See flyer\nHula Immersion Dance Class\nwith\nKumu Hula Kawik
a Alfiche\nMillenium Sports Club\, Vacaville\nFMI: www.apop.net
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090603T180000
DTSTAMP:20090603T200309Z
SUMMARY:Hula Immersion Dance Class
CREATED:20090603T194759Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090603T203000
LOCATION:Vacaville
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:ART ATTACK\nFriday\, June 5\non Solano Avenue\n6:30 pm to 9:
00 pm \nGathering Tribes will be featuring\naward winning Cherokee autho
r:\nKim Shuck\, reading selected poems from Smuggling Cherokee. Books w
ill be available for purchase and signing by Kim. Refreshments will be
served and fun will be had! For more information about Kim Shuck go to
the "events" page at: www.gatheringtribes.com\nPick up your Art Attack p
rogram at Gathering Tribes to see all of the other participating venues
on Solano Avenue. \n \nLots of gratitude to Roger Sosakete Perkins for g
racing us with Mohawk Social songs and teaching us a few dances at the l
ast Art Attack. We all had a great time!!
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090605T183000
DTSTAMP:20090603T195244Z
SUMMARY:Art Attack w Gathering Tribes
CREATED:20090603T195140Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090605T210000
LOCATION:Solano Ave\, Albany
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Zuni fetish carvings & jewelry at our\nAfter Hours Show\n7:3
0 pm to 9:00 pm\nat Gathering Tribes
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090603T193000
DTSTAMP:20090603T195403Z
SUMMARY:Zuni Fetish After Hours Show
CREATED:20090603T195322Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090603T210000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, Albany
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Art auction to benefit\nLeonard Peltier\nSaturday\, June 6\n
6:00 pm to 9:00 pm\nAt: Back to the Picture\n1110 Howard Street\, SF\nAu
ctioneer: Michael Horse\nWe've got a wonderful selection of auction item
s from some of the premier Native artisans in the country including Emma
nuel Montoya\, Ikoshy Montoya\, Guillermo Martinez\, as well as items fr
om the personal collections of Michael Horse and Gathering Tribes.\nFor
more information about Leonard Peltier go to: http://www.whoisleonardpel
tier.info\n
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DTSTAMP:20090603T195517Z
SUMMARY:Peltier Art Auction
CREATED:20090603T195422Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090606T210000
LOCATION:San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:Community Film Screening of\n\n "Jim Thorpe\, Th
e World's Greatest Athlete"\n\n Saturday\, June 6\, 2009\n
6:30-7:30pm: Reception\n 7:30pm: Screening fol
lowed by discussion\n\n Intertribal Friendship House\n
523 International Blvd.\n Oakland\, CA 94606\n\nA
special invitation is extended to our Sac and Fox community members to a
ttend this screening. Tom Weidlinger\, co-producer and co-writer\, wil
l be available for a discussion after the film.\n\nA donation of $5-20 w
ill be requested as a fundraiser for Intertribal \n Friendship House.
No one will be turned away for lack of funds.\n\n"Jim Thorpe\, The Wor
ld's Greatest Athlete" is a recently released feature length documentary
biography of the legendary Sac and Fox athlete. Produced by Moira Prod
uctions\, it was co-produced and co-written by Joseph Bruchac (Abenaki)
and Tim Weidlinger of Moira Productions. Beginning with Thorpe's boyhoo
d in Oklahoma\, the film \nchronicles his rise to athletic stardom at th
e Carlisle Indian Industrial School\, winning two gold medals at the 191
2 Summer Olympics\, and his career in professional sports. Thorpe retir
ed from pro sports at age 41\, eventually becoming a representative for
Indian extras in Hollywood\, fighting for equal pay for Native Americans
in the movies. In the 1940's he crisscrossed the nation as a public sp
eaker advocating for Indian self-determination.\n\nThe film uses in-dept
h interviews with Thorpe's surviving children\, and images culled from o
ver 75 archive sources\, both stills and motion picture. Presented by N
ative American Public Television\, the film will air on U.S. public tele
vision stations in fall 2009 and winter 2010. For more information: http
://www.jimthorpefilm.com.\n\nFor information on the screening\, call 510
-836-1955 (IFH) \n
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SUMMARY:Film "Jim Thorpe\, World's Greatest Athlete\,"
CREATED:20090605T195331Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090606T213000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House\n 523 International
Blvd.\n Oakland\, CA 94606
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090725T100000
DTSTAMP:20090609T235425Z
SUMMARY:Big Time at Kule Loklo
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090725T160000
LOCATION:Point Reyes National Seashore
DESCRIPTION:29th Annual Big Time Festival\nKule Loklo at Bear Valley\nPo
int Reyes National Seashore\nSaturday\, July 25\, 2009\n10:00 a.m. to 4:
00 p.m.\n(Please see attached flyer)\n \nJoin us for a free day of festi
vities including dancing\, basket weaving and shell bead making.\nTradit
ional California Indian crafts for sale.\nChildren’s activities througho
ut the day.\nBring a picnic and enjoy the day with us.\n \nSponsored by:
\n The Miwok Archeological Preserve of Marin (MAPOM)\n National Park S
ervice\nFor more information: www.info@mapom.org and www.nps.gov/pore a
nd (415) 464-5140\n \nVendor Information: Loretta Farley at (415) 464-5
140
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DESCRIPTION:20/20. Twenty Artists. Twenty Visions.\n "Awesome art s
how. Do not miss."\nWhat: Opening\nHost: Back to the Picture SoMa Galler
y\, and curated by NIzhoni Ellenwood.\nStart Time: Thursday\, June 11 at
6:00pm\nEnd Time: Thursday\, June 11 at 9:00pm\nWhere: 1110 Howard St\n
\nTo see more details and RSVP\, follow the link below:\nhttp://www.face
book.com/n/?event.php&eid=86261706887&mid=978aa5G2a4a69a3G1b44114G7\n\nT
hanks\,\nThe Facebook Team\n
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SUMMARY:"20/20. Twenty Artists. Twenty Visions."...
CREATED:20090610T014037Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090611T190000
LOCATION:1110 Howard Street\, SF
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\n\nde Young Native American Programs A
dvisory Committee and\nthe de Young Cultural Encounters Friday Nights pr
esent\n \nHonor the Basket\nFriday\, June 12\, 2009\n\n6:00 – 8:45 p.m.\
n \nOhlone welcome by Ann-Marie Sayers and\n\nKanyon Sayers-Roods\, Indi
an Canyon\n\nHumaya Dancers and Singers of the Costanoan Rumsen Carmel T
ribe led by Ohlone elder Tony Cerda will dance in celebration of the bas
kets.\n\nCalifornia Traditional Pomo Dancers led by Doug Duncan will als
o dance in celebration of the baskets\n\nBasketweavers l. frank and Kath
y Wallace honor and celebrate the baskets.\n\nOther weavers including Ju
lia Parker\, Lucy Parker and Abe Sanchez.\n\nCalendar details at the end
of this release\n\n \n(San Francisco\, CA – May 29\, 2009) Honor the Ba
sket is a special night featuring California Native American visual and
performing artists\, who will lead a celebration of California native ba
skets on display at the de Young since October 2005. These baskets will
be rotated soon to make room for a new installation opening August 28th
\, featuring Yua\, Spirit of the Arctic: Eskimo and Inuit Art from the
Collection of Thomas G. Fowler and a display of selections of Pueblo pot
tery gifted by Paul E. and Barbara H. Weiss.\nLeading the Honor the Bask
et celebration will be representatives from the Indian Canyon Chular Tri
be of Costanoan-Ohlone. The Ohlone people were the original inhabitants
of the San Francisco Bay Area before being displaced by various outsider
s\, many of them European\, in the 19th and 20th centuries. The Ohlone
consist of many sub-groups\, speaking different dialects. They lived in
what is now San Francisco and the Monterey Bay areas\, in San Jose\, an
d as far south as King City and east to the Mt. Diablo mountain range.\n
\nThe Ohlones see ancestral baskets as being alive\, as do many Native A
merican groups. For example\, an offering is made when the materials fo
r the basket are harvested. While baskets are being made\, prayers may
go into the baskets. Anything created with focus and energy\, such as
a basket\, takes on its own spirit and life. So\, the Honor the Basket
event includes ceremony and dance in honor of this spirit.\n\nAnn-Marie
Sayers\, an Ohlone elder and Ohlone tribal chairperson of Indian Canyon\
, will officially open the event\, and her daughter Kanyon Sayers-Roods
will sing “The Grandmother Song.” Humaya dancers and singers of the Cos
tanoan Rumsen Carmel Tribe\, led by Tony Cerda\, an Ohlone elder\, will
dance in celebration of the baskets. The Ohlone artists will be joined
by members of other California tribes. Basketweavers l. frank\, Kathy W
allace\, Julia Parker\, Lucy Parker and Abe Sanchez will honor the baske
ts with storytelling and song. The evening’s offerings will also includ
e basket weaving demonstrations\, films\, and an art installation by Ohl
one artists Charlene Sul and Anthony Sul.\n\nBoth the June 12th and Aug.
28th events are part of the de Young’s “Cultural Encounters Friday Nigh
ts at the de Young” series.\n\nThe Honor the Basket June 12th event has
been planned by a group of Bay Area resident Native people. These inclu
de Ohlone\, both Rumsen and Mutsun\; Pomo\; Hoopa and Tongva tribes (all
Californian) and members of non-California tribes. The planning for Ho
nor the Basket is an example of cooperation and communication between th
e museum and local Native communities.\n\nThe de Young strives to make a
ll segments of the diverse community welcome and at home at the Museum.
To that end\, in the past\, the Museum has developed many exhibition co
mmittees drawing from specific communities in the Bay Area that wish to
celebrate their cultures and educate the public. The de Young Native Am
erican Programs Advisory Committee\, which is comprised of 40 members\,
has been in existence since 2007.\nFourth Season of Cultural Encounters:
Friday Nights at the de Young\n\nOn Friday Nights\, the entire museum
stays open until 8:45 p.m. offering a variety of interdisciplinary arts
programs\, including live music\, poetry\, films\, dance\, tours\, and l
ectures. The cafe and a no-host cocktail bar are open for dinner and dri
nks. There are hands-on art-making activities available for children and
adults. Admission to the special Friday Night event is free for both mu
seum members and non-members. Regular admission fees apply to non-membe
rs to visit the galleries: $10 adults\, $7 seniors\, $6 youths (13–17) a
nd college students with ID\, free for children 12 and under. For more i
nformation call 415.750.7694\, or e-mail nschach@famsf.org.\n\nCultural
Encounters at the de Young is a series of interconnected programs develo
ped in collaboration with community arts organizations and performing an
d visual artists. These programs are designed to attract new and diverse
audiences to the museum while creating exciting educational and artisti
c possibilities from the permanent collection and temporary exhibitions.
\n\n \nCALENDAR LISTING\n\nWHAT: Cultural Encounters Friday
Nights at the de Young presents Honor the Basket\, an event organized i
n collaboration with the de Young Native American Programs Advisory Comm
ittee\n\n \nWHO: Native California basket weavers and dancers celebrate
the California baskets in the de Young's gallery for art of the America
s\n\n • Ohlone elder Ann-Marie Sayers opens the
event\n\n• Sayer’s daughter\, Kanyon Sayers-Roods sings “The Grandmothe
r Song”\n\n• Humaya dancers and singers of the Costanoan Rumsen Carmel
Tribe\, led by Ohlone elder Tony Cerda\, will dance in celebration and h
omage to the baskets.\n\n• California traditional Pomo dancers led by D
oug Duncan will also dance in celebration of the baskets.\n\n• Basketwe
avers l. frank and Kathy Wallace will honor the baskets with storytellin
g and song.\n\n• Other weavers including Julia Parker\, Lucy Parker and
Abe Sanchez will demonstrate basketweaving.\n\n• Ohlone visual artists
Charlene Sul and Anthony Sul and Pomo visual artists will display works
of art.\n\n• Mary Jean Robertson\, host of KPOO radio’s Webworks: Voi
ces of the Native Nations\, will be the DJ\n\nWHEN: Fr
iday\, June 12\, 2009 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:45 p.m.\n\nWHERE: de
Young Museum\n\n Golden Gate Park\n\n50 Hagiwara
Tea Garden Drive\, San Francisco\, 94118\n\nTICKETS: FREE admissio
n into the event\n\n Gallery Admission: Adults $
10\, Seniors 65 and over $7\, Youth 13-17 $6\,\n\nCollege Students with
ID $6\, Children 12 and under FREE.\n\nPUBLIC INFORMATION:\n\n
(415) 750-7694 and www.deyoungmuseum.org or nschach@famsf.
org\n\n \n# # #\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20090610T192326Z
SUMMARY:Honor the Basket
CREATED:20090610T192326Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090612T204500
LOCATION:de Young Museum\, SF
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DESCRIPTION:Friendship House Warmly Invites You to \nFamilies in Recove
ry 2009 \nA Celebration of Recovery in the \nAmerican Indian Community
\n\nSaturday\, June 20\, 9 am to 3 pm \nGreat Hall at Friendship House
\n56 Julian Avenue • San Francisco \n\nAlumni Speakers \nHonoring Commu
nity Leaders \nYouth Dancers \nFriendship House Drum \nSobriety Count
down \n\nPlease join us for this annual community event. \nFamilies in
Recovery is a day devoted to honoring graduates of the \nFriendship Ho
use program\, celebrating sobriety\, and recognition of \nindividuals a
nd organizations in the community. \nHosted by Friendship House Associa
tion of American Indians\, Inc. \nFor more information please contact M
yra Smith at 415-865-0964 or by e-mail atMyraS@friendshiphousesf.org\n\n
www.friendshiphousesf.org \nThis is a clean and sober event\n“Honoring T
hose Who Care”
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DTSTAMP:20090611T222814Z
SUMMARY:Families in Recovery 2009
CREATED:20090611T222659Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090620T150000
LOCATION:Friendship House\, 56 Julian Avenue\, San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:Arvol Looking Horse\, 19th Generation Keeper of the Sacred W
hite Buffalo Calf Pipe and organizer of the global World Peace and Praye
r Day\, will be in the San Francisco Bay Area June 18 - 21 to participat
e in several events and ceremonies. Arvol’s annual free public ceremony
for World Peace and Prayer Day is Father's Day\, and the summer solstic
e\, Sunday\, June 21 at 11 am\, to be held at the Yerba Buena Gardens (o
n Mission between 3rd and 4th Streets) in San Francisco\, before America
n Indian Contemporay Arts and Yerba Buena Arts and Events' annual Native
Contemporary Arts Festival from 12 noon - 3 pm. The free event includes
a performers' line up with l frank\, California Traditional Pomo Dancer
s\, Tchiya Amet and the Lighthouse Band\, Good Shield\, Jeremy Good Feat
her and Pura Fe\, Medicine Warriors Dancers and All Nations Drum. (For
more info on vendors\, performers contact janeenantoine@mac.com).
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DTSTAMP:20090612T001051Z
SUMMARY:Arvol Looking Horse on World Peace and Prayer Day in SF
CREATED:20090612T001051Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090621T120000
LOCATION:Yerba Buena Gardens\, San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Hālau o Keikiali‘i invites you to come see us perform June 1
3 & 14 in the 31st Annual San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival.\n\nHālau
o Keikiali‘i will perform a quartet of dances in the ancient hula kahiko
style\, honoring the Ali‘i - Hawaiian gods - and featuring pa‘i umauma
(chest slapping)\, hula ku‘i (rhythmic stomping)\, and hula ‘uli‘uli (go
urd rattles).\nSaturday\, June 13\, at 2 pm & 8 pm and Sunday\, June 14
at 2 pm\, Palace of Fine Arts\, San Francisco\, Don't wait - The past tw
o years sold out! Visit worldartswest.org for more info on the event or
www.keikialii.com for more info about Hālau o Keikiali'i activities.
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DTSTAMP:20090612T025909Z
SUMMARY:Hālau o Keikiali‘i at San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival
CREATED:20090612T025909Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090613T150000
LOCATION:Palace of Fine Arts\, San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Hālau o Keikiali‘i invites you to come see us perform June 1
3 & 14 in the 31st Annual San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival.\n\nHālau
o Keikiali‘i will perform a quartet of dances in the ancient hula kahiko
style\, honoring the Ali‘i - Hawaiian gods - and featuring pa‘i umauma
(chest slapping)\, hula ku‘i (rhythmic stomping)\, and hula ‘uli‘uli (go
urd rattles).\nSaturday\, June 13\, at 2 pm & 8 pm and Sunday\, June 14
at 2 pm\, Palace of Fine Arts\, San Francisco\, Don't wait - The past tw
o years sold out! Visit worldartswest.org for more info on the event or
www.keikialii.com for more info about Hālau o Keikiali'i activities.
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DTSTAMP:20090612T025937Z
SUMMARY:Hālau o Keikiali‘i at San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival
CREATED:20090612T025937Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090613T220000
LOCATION:Palace of Fine Arts\, San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Hālau o Keikiali‘i invites you to come see us perform June 1
3 & 14 in the 31st Annual San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival.\n\nHālau
o Keikiali‘i will perform a quartet of dances in the ancient hula kahiko
style\, honoring the Ali‘i - Hawaiian gods - and featuring pa‘i umauma
(chest slapping)\, hula ku‘i (rhythmic stomping)\, and hula ‘uli‘uli (go
urd rattles).\nSaturday\, June 13\, at 2 pm & 8 pm and Sunday\, June 14
at 2 pm\, Palace of Fine Arts\, San Francisco\, Don't wait - The past tw
o years sold out! Visit worldartswest.org for more info on the event or
www.keikialii.com for more info about Hālau o Keikiali'i activities.
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DTSTAMP:20090612T025954Z
SUMMARY:Hālau o Keikiali‘i at San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival
CREATED:20090612T025954Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090614T160000
LOCATION:Palace of Fine Arts\, San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:"Skylar Wolf presents "Mother & Child Defending Against Dome
stic Violence" " on Saturday\, August 15 at 1 pm - 6 pm\n\nEvent: Skylar
Wolf presents "Mother & Child Defending Against Domestic Violence" \n
"Benefit Concert"\nWhat: Fundraiser\nHost: Skylar Wolf\n\nLocation:
Inter-Tribal Friendship House \nStreet: 523 International Boulevard \nCi
ty/Town: Oakland\, CA \n SKYLAR WOLF brings a domestic violence FREE ben
efit \nconcert to Oakland California's Inter-Tribal Friendshi
p \nHouse. Bringing together resources under one roof fund- rais- \ning
for women and children victimized by domestic vio lence. \nPlease conta
ct Michelle Wilder @ 408 393-7834 or email \nskylarwolf13@yahoo.com for
more information on participa- \ntion in this important event. \n For
vendor information please contact: \n Cuauhcihuatl @ 408 661-9917
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DTSTAMP:20090616T213327Z
SUMMARY:Skylar Wolf: Mother & Child Defending Against Domestic Violence
CREATED:20090612T091355Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090815T180000
LOCATION:Intertribal Friendship House
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SEQUENCE:18
DESCRIPTION:The Redding Rancheria in partnership with Wal*Mart Stores in
vites you to join them for the dedication of the 7 foot bronze sculpture
"Wintu Dancer" by Fraank LaPena from 9 am to 12 noon the morning of Sat
urday\, June 20\, outside the Anderson Waal*Mart Store.\n\nDirections: F
rom the North: Interstate 5 exit 667 to Factory Outlets Road/Deshhutes R
oad.\nFrom the South: exit 664\, left at Gas Point Road for the Factor O
utlets and go to 5000 Rhonda Road.
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DTSTAMP:20090616T065304Z
SUMMARY:LaPena Sculpture Dedication
CREATED:20090616T064553Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090620T120000
LOCATION:5000 Rhonda Road\, Anderson\, CA
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SEQUENCE:3
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090828
DTSTAMP:20090616T213453Z
SUMMARY:The Gathering
CREATED:20090616T213443Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090829
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:SALMON AID FESTIVAL OPENS WITH TRADITIONAL SALMON BAKE HOSTE
D BY KLAMATH RIVER TRIBES\n\nTribal cultural activities abound all weeke
nd at Salmon Aid 09\n\n \n\nContact: Ron Reed\, Karuk Tribe Cultural Bio
logist(530) 627-3446 ext 3048\; or (530) 598-7947\, rreed@karuk.us\n\nCo
ntact: Georgiana Myers\, Klamath RIverkeeper Community Organizer & Yurok
Tribal Member - (707) 599-0877\, georgiana@klamathriver.org\n\n \n\nWHA
T: Members of the Karuk\, Yurok\, and Hoopa Tribes travel to San Francis
co to host a traditional salmon bake on the eve of the 2009 Salmon Aid F
estival. Tribal members will share fire roasted Klamath Spring Salmon wi
th the public.\n\nWHERE: Ocean Beach\, San Francisco. Look for the fire
pit one block south of the intersection of Fulton Street and the Great H
ighway.\n\nWHEN: Friday\, June 19th. Fire starts at 4:30 p.m.\; fish wil
l be ready to serve around 6:30 p.m.\n\nWHO: Participants include fisher
men\, cooks\, singers\, and drummers from the Karuk\, Yurok\, and Hoopa
Tribes. Tribal members are traveling from the remote Klamath River\, and
invite Native community members from throughout the Bay Area\, as well
as the general public\, to come down and share fish.\n\nAlthough Klamath
salmon runs are dwindling\, tribal fishermen still harvest salmon for c
eremonial and commercial use. By joining forces with commercial fisherme
n\, conservation groups\, and others concerned about native salmon stock
s\, Tribal members are building support for the removal of the lower fou
r Klamath River dams.Members of Klamath Basin Tribes will be an integral
part of the 2009 Salmon Aid Festival\, hosting a traditional salmon bak
e on the eve of the festival as well as demonstrating cultural activitie
s throughout the Salmon Aid weekend.\n\n \n\nThe Salmon Aid Festival wil
l continue Saturday and Sunday\, June 20th and 21st at Oakland's Jack Lo
ndon Square.\n\nMore info at http://www.salmonaid.org\n\n \n\nMore infor
mation on Klamath dam removal at http://klamathriver.org
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DTSTAMP:20090617T052834Z
SUMMARY:Tribal Fish Bake at Ocean Beach
CREATED:20090617T052834Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090619T173000
LOCATION:San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:SALMON AID FESTIVAL OPENS WITH TRADITIONAL SALMON BAKE HOSTE
D BY KLAMATH RIVER TRIBES\n\nTribal cultural activities abound all weeke
nd at Salmon Aid 09\n\n \n\nContact: Ron Reed\, Karuk Tribe Cultural Bio
logist(530) 627-3446 ext 3048\; or (530) 598-7947\, rreed@karuk.us\n\nCo
ntact: Georgiana Myers\, Klamath RIverkeeper Community Organizer & Yurok
Tribal Member - (707) 599-0877\, georgiana@klamathriver.org\n\n \n\nWHA
T: Members of the Karuk\, Yurok\, and Hoopa Tribes travel to San Francis
co to host a traditional salmon bake on the eve of the 2009 Salmon Aid F
estival. Tribal members will share fire roasted Klamath Spring Salmon wi
th the public.\n\nWHERE: Ocean Beach\, San Francisco. Look for the fire
pit one block south of the intersection of Fulton Street and the Great H
ighway.\n\nWHEN: Friday\, June 19th. Fire starts at 4:30 p.m.\; fish wil
l be ready to serve around 6:30 p.m.\n\nWHO: Participants include fisher
men\, cooks\, singers\, and drummers from the Karuk\, Yurok\, and Hoopa
Tribes. Tribal members are traveling from the remote Klamath River\, and
invite Native community members from throughout the Bay Area\, as well
as the general public\, to come down and share fish.\n\nAlthough Klamath
salmon runs are dwindling\, tribal fishermen still harvest salmon for c
eremonial and commercial use. By joining forces with commercial fisherme
n\, conservation groups\, and others concerned about native salmon stock
s\, Tribal members are building support for the removal of the lower fou
r Klamath River dams.Members of Klamath Basin Tribes will be an integral
part of the 2009 Salmon Aid Festival\, hosting a traditional salmon bak
e on the eve of the festival as well as demonstrating cultural activitie
s throughout the Salmon Aid weekend.\n\n \n\nThe Salmon Aid Festival wil
l continue Saturday and Sunday\, June 20th and 21st at Oakland's Jack Lo
ndon Square.\n\nMore info at http://www.salmonaid.org\n\n \n\nMore infor
mation on Klamath dam removal at http://klamathriver.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090620
DTSTAMP:20090617T052917Z
SUMMARY:Salmon Aid Festival
CREATED:20090617T052917Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090621
LOCATION:Jack London Square\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Sunday June 21\, IFH Potluck Gathering with Arvol Looking Ho
rse from 2:30 - 8 pm. 523 International Blvd\, Oakland.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090621T143000
DTSTAMP:20090617T195240Z
SUMMARY:Potluck Gathering with Arvol Looking Horse
CREATED:20090617T195240Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090621T200000
LOCATION:523 International Blvd\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:SALMON AID FESTIVAL OPENS WITH TRADITIONAL SALMON BAKE HOSTE
D BY KLAMATH RIVER TRIBES\n\nTribal cultural activities abound all weeke
nd at Salmon Aid 09\n\n \n\nContact: Ron Reed\, Karuk Tribe Cultural Bio
logist(530) 627-3446 ext 3048\; or (530) 598-7947\, rreed@karuk.us\n\nCo
ntact: Georgiana Myers\, Klamath RIverkeeper Community Organizer & Yurok
Tribal Member - (707) 599-0877\, georgiana@klamathriver.org\n\n \n\nWHA
T: Members of the Karuk\, Yurok\, and Hoopa Tribes travel to San Francis
co to host a traditional salmon bake on the eve of the 2009 Salmon Aid F
estival. Tribal members will share fire roasted Klamath Spring Salmon wi
th the public.\n\nWHERE: Ocean Beach\, San Francisco. Look for the fire
pit one block south of the intersection of Fulton Street and the Great H
ighway.\n\nWHEN: Friday\, June 19th. Fire starts at 4:30 p.m.\; fish wil
l be ready to serve around 6:30 p.m.\n\nWHO: Participants include fisher
men\, cooks\, singers\, and drummers from the Karuk\, Yurok\, and Hoopa
Tribes. Tribal members are traveling from the remote Klamath River\, and
invite Native community members from throughout the Bay Area\, as well
as the general public\, to come down and share fish.\n\nAlthough Klamath
salmon runs are dwindling\, tribal fishermen still harvest salmon for c
eremonial and commercial use. By joining forces with commercial fisherme
n\, conservation groups\, and others concerned about native salmon stock
s\, Tribal members are building support for the removal of the lower fou
r Klamath River dams.Members of Klamath Basin Tribes will be an integral
part of the 2009 Salmon Aid Festival\, hosting a traditional salmon bak
e on the eve of the festival as well as demonstrating cultural activitie
s throughout the Salmon Aid weekend.\n\n \n\nThe Salmon Aid Festival wil
l continue Saturday and Sunday\, June 20th and 21st at Oakland's Jack Lo
ndon Square.\n\nMore info at http://www.salmonaid.org\n\n \n\nMore infor
mation on Klamath dam removal at http://klamathriver.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090621
DTSTAMP:20090617T201137Z
SUMMARY:Salmon Aid Festival
CREATED:20090617T052917Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090622
LOCATION:Jack London Square\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Danza Azteca Xitlalli (Xitlalli means "star"in Nahuatl\, the
language of the Aztecs) will be celebrating our 28th year with a Blessi
ng Ceremony this Friday and Saturday.\n\nFRIDAY JUNE 19\,2009 VIGIL
8 p.m. - midnight WALDEN HOUSE 1550 Evans Street SF\nThe Vigil\,which w
ill include songs sung from 8 p.m.-midnight in front of an altar of offe
rings and flowers and lit candles\,while offerings are created out of ma
rigolds as well as of toasted amaranth\, will be held at Walden House R
ecovery Program at 1550 Evans Street at Third Street in San Francisco. P
lease bring your own bowl and soupspoon. Absolutely no drugs nor alchoho
l.\n\nSATURDAY JUNE 20\, 2009 AZTEC DANCE CEREMONY MANOLO DRAVES PARK F
OLSOM STREET BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STREET SF 10 A.M.-2 P.M.\nThe AztecD
ance Ceremony will take place from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at Victoria Manolo Dra
ves Park on Folsom Street between 6th and 7th Streets. There will be a
huge circle of Aztec dancers from throughout California dancing together
giving thanks for all of Mother Earth's blessings\, including Grupo Xit
lalli's 28 years in San Francisco. Please bring your own non-disposable
plate\,bowl\, cup and utensils. A clean and sober event.\n\nThank you.\
nTomasita\n415.242.1144
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DTSTAMP:20090617T202302Z
SUMMARY:Danza Xitlalli Blessing Vigil
CREATED:20090617T202302Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090620T000000
LOCATION:1550 Evans Street SF
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Danza Azteca Xitlalli (Xitlalli means "star"in Nahuatl\, the
language of the Aztecs) will be celebrating our 28th year with a Blessi
ng Ceremony this Friday and Saturday.\n\nFRIDAY JUNE 19\,2009 VIGIL
8 p.m. - midnight WALDEN HOUSE 1550 Evans Street SF\nThe Vigil\,which w
ill include songs sung from 8 p.m.-midnight in front of an altar of offe
rings and flowers and lit candles\,while offerings are created out of ma
rigolds as well as of toasted amaranth\, will be held at Walden House R
ecovery Program at 1550 Evans Street at Third Street in San Francisco. P
lease bring your own bowl and soupspoon. Absolutely no drugs nor alchoho
l.\n\nSATURDAY JUNE 20\, 2009 AZTEC DANCE CEREMONY MANOLO DRAVES PARK F
OLSOM STREET BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STREET SF 10 A.M.-2 P.M.\nThe AztecD
ance Ceremony will take place from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at Victoria Manolo Dra
ves Park on Folsom Street between 6th and 7th Streets. There will be a
huge circle of Aztec dancers from throughout California dancing together
giving thanks for all of Mother Earth's blessings\, including Grupo Xit
lalli's 28 years in San Francisco. Please bring your own non-disposable
plate\,bowl\, cup and utensils. A clean and sober event.\n\nThank you.\
nTomasita\n415.242.1144
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DTSTAMP:20090617T202412Z
SUMMARY:Aztec Danza Ceremony
CREATED:20090617T202412Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090620T140000
LOCATION:Manolo Draves Park\, Folsom St btween 6th and 7th\, SF
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:A conference titled "Actioning Brilliance" in San Francisco
Thursday - Sunday June 18-21\, organized by Humanity Unites Brilliance
(HUB) at which Arvol is the special guest. They will do a benefit for A
rvol's Wolakota Foundation on Thursday\, June 18\, at 8 pm at the Palace
Hotel in San Francisco with a special line up of performers including R
ickie Bryars and Faith Rivera\, Steve McCarty of the Steve Miller Band\,
Freddie Ravel\, Christine Stevens and more. Conference and Benefit admi
ssion charges are listed on their website.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090618T200000
DTSTAMP:20090617T203406Z
SUMMARY:Wolakota Foundation Benefit
CREATED:20090617T203406Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090618T230000
LOCATION:Palace Hotel\, San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:Sunday June 28th is a special pow-wow at San Quentin Prison
hosted by the Native American Spiritual Circle from 4 - 8:30 pm. The p
ublic is welcome and greatly appreciated. Prior eentry clearance and ap
propriate dress is required. \n\n\nFor clearance for future events\, con
tact Hector Herrritia 415 454-1460 ex 5302. That way you can get answer
s to any questions you may need.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090628T160000
DTSTAMP:20090624T202701Z
SUMMARY:SQ Pow-wow
CREATED:20090619T185659Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090628T190000
LOCATION:San Quentin Prison
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:On Saturday\, June 27\, 2009 from 3-5pm the American Indian
Child Resource\nCenter\,\, 522 Grand Avenue in Oakland will present a se
ries of 2 character one-act plays\nwritten by Native kids between the ag
es of 12 to 16 yrs. These kids are\nparticipating in the Mentor Artist
Playwriting Project (MAPP) directed\nand conceived by Thomas Kellogg\, n
oted Cherokee playwrite\, director and\nproducer from Los Angeles\, CA.
Mr. Kellogg will be asking professional\nactors to read these original
one-acts the kids have written.\nRefreshments will be served and all are
invited to attend at no charge.\nParking is available at an adjacent lo
t and on the street.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090627T150000
DTSTAMP:20090624T192222Z
SUMMARY:MAPP at AICRC
CREATED:20090624T192222Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090627T170000
LOCATION:AICRC\, Oakland
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SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Balamcoatl: \nMesoamerican Music & Dance\nSaturday\, July 11
\, 12–1pm\nBalamcoatl takes audiences on a journey from the South to the
North of Mexico\, using traditional regional costumes and instruments.
Balam (jaguar in Maya)\, and coatl (serpent in Nahuatl)\, unite to weave
Mesoamerican themes into a tapestry of colorful legends. During the int
eractive presentation\, children have the opportunity to dance inside th
e jaguar's paper mâché costume and play instruments such as turtle shell
s with deer horns\, maracas\, drums and rattles. (Narrated Program.)
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090711T120000
DTSTAMP:20090624T193549Z
SUMMARY:Balamcoatl: \nMesoamerican Music & Dance
CREATED:20090624T193435Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090711T130000
LOCATION:Yerba Buena Gardens\, San Francisco
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Coalition of Immokalee Workers\n\nBrought to you by the Stud
ents for Sustainable Agriculture at UC Davis\, the current FLASH! exhibi
t documents the Coalition of Immokalee Workers and their struggle toward
field-workers rights in their community.\n\nCurated by Paige Culver and
Students for Sustainable Agriculture\n\non view until September\nHours:
Monday-Friday 12-5pm\n& Sunday 2-5pm (NEW in Fall 08!)\n\nLocated at 13
16 Hart Hall\, UC Davis (main campus)\nemail: cngorman@ucdavis.edu\n(530
) 752-6567
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DTSTAMP:20090624T200339Z
SUMMARY:CN Gorman Exhibit: Coalition of Immokalee Workers
CREATED:20090624T200208Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090622T150000
LOCATION:CN Gorman Museum\, Davis
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:June 26th\nThe Two-Spirit Wellness Retreat\n9am - 5pm\nVeter
ans War Memorial Building\n401 Van Ness Avenue at McAllister \nStreet\,
SF\, CA\nOne day gathering focused on Two \nSpirit wellness with an emph
asis on \nhealth disparities\, identity\, transgendered \nissues\, youth
\, and presentation of results \nfrom a nationwide survey of Two Spirit
\nhealth. John Hawk Cocke to present \nTwo-Spirit history.
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DTSTAMP:20090624T203000Z
SUMMARY:Two-Spirit Wellness Retreat
CREATED:20090624T203000Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090626T170000
LOCATION:401 Van Ness Avenue
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Shake the Feathers\n7:30pm - 9:30 pm\nSF LGBT Center\n1800 M
arket St\, SF\, CA\nNative American Pride festivities \nfemmceed by Land
a Lakes with \nperformances by the Brush Arbor Gurlz \n(the Native Ameri
can Drag Troupe) \ncentered on HIV/AIDS prevention and \nawareness. The
film Traditional Indigenous\nValues by Ruth Villasenor and Two-Spirits:\
nBelonging by Rope Wolf.\nJoin us for food\, fun and a \ngood time. Free
event\, open to all.
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DTSTAMP:20090624T203038Z
SUMMARY:Shake the Feathers
CREATED:20090624T203038Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090622T213000
LOCATION:SFLGBT Center
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:June 27th\nThe Dyke Stage and Dyke March\n3:00\nDolores Park
\nDolores St between 18th and 19th St\nNative women will open up the Dyk
e \nstage with a blessing and honoring the \noriginal people of the land
. If you would \nlike to join us on the stage\, please \ncontact Rope at
bbloba1@yahoo.com
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DTSTAMP:20090624T203128Z
SUMMARY:Native Women Open the Dyke Stage
CREATED:20090624T203128Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090627T180000
LOCATION:Gay Pride Parade
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:June 28th\nSF Pride\n9:00am line-up\, 10am parade\nBeale St
between Market and Mission\nPlease join to march in this year's pride \n
parade.\n\n12 noon\nSF Pride Main Stage\nPlease join us onstage as we of
fer a \nblessing and honor the original people of \nthis land. If you wo
uld like to join us on \nstage\, please contact Miko at \npashofa@aol.co
m
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DTSTAMP:20090624T203159Z
SUMMARY:SF Pride Parade
CREATED:20090624T203159Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090628T100000
LOCATION:SF
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, July 3 - 6:00 to 9:00 PM:\nArt Attack on Solano Ave
nue\n \nWith Flute Player\, Walter Ogi Johnson\n & Poet Extraordinaire\,
Phillip Meshekey\n Refreshments Provided \n \nGathering Tribes is a Na
tive American woman owned gallery store featuring fine art\, jewelry and
crafts made by Indigenous people of the Americas. \n \nGathering Tribe
s\n1412 Solano Ave @ Santa Fe\, Albany\nOpen Daily\n(510) 528-9038 \nww
w.gatheringtribes.com
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090703T180000
DTSTAMP:20090625T203942Z
SUMMARY:Art Attack on Solano
CREATED:20090625T203942Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090703T210000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, Albany
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Gathering Tribes Celebrates \nCuster's Last Stand Sale!\nLed
ger Painting by Michael Horse\n\nContinued congratulations to Chief Sitt
ing Bull and the Lakota and Cheyenne Nations for defeating Custer and th
e 7th Calvary at the Battle of Little Big Horn on June 25 and June 26\,
1876!\n \n Gathering Tribes celebrates these fine warriors of the\n19th
Century with a \nSale!\n \nWednesday\, June 24 through Sunday\, June 28
\n· \n20% Off:\n \nZuni Fetish Carvings\n Selected Jewelry\nN
avajo Pottery\nOaxacan Animal Carvings
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090624T120000
DTSTAMP:20090625T204035Z
SUMMARY:Gathering Tribes: Custer's Last Stand Sale!
CREATED:20090625T204035Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090628T120000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, Albany
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:FRIDAY: Representing Resistance from Our Roots!\n\nTo raise
the over $3000 dollars the Huaxtec delegates going on the INDIGENOUS DEL
EGATION TO PALESTINE still need to raise to make their trip a reality\,
they are joining members of HOMEY attending an indigenous youth delegati
on to Guatemala to host "Representando Raices de Resistencia/Representin
g Resistance from our roots\," a night of cultural resistance!\n\nFeatur
ing live art\, dinner\, music and spoken word by local young talent\, an
d a screening of SLINGSHOT HIP HOP this FRIDAY @ Eastside Arts Alliance
in Oakland! \n\nDate: Friday\, June 26\, 2009\nTime: 5:00pm - 10:00pm\nL
ocation: Eastside Arts Alliance\nStreet: 2277 International Blvd.\nCity/
Town: Oakland\, CA\n \nPhone: 4152607645\nEmail: metwestaurora@yahoo.com
or natilllas@gmail.com\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090626T170000
DTSTAMP:20090625T220349Z
SUMMARY:Palestine Youth Delegation Fundraiser
CREATED:20090625T220349Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090626T180000
LOCATION:Eastside Arts Aliance\, Oakland
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:For more information: Tony Gonzales-415-577-1492\n
Sampson Wolfe-408-5901347\n \n
\n
PAR
OLE HEARING SET FOR LEONARD PELTIER FREE NOW!!!!\n \nAIM-WEST\, a SF com
munity based organization in support of rights for all Indigenous People
s announces an urgent press conference in San Francisco on Friday\, June
26\, 2009 on behalf of Sundance Brother\, and friend Leonard Peltier wh
o appeals for help from you\, now at this hour. \n \nBrother Leonard Pel
tier has been given a PAROLE DATE HEARING NOW SCHEDULED FORMONDAY\, JULY
27\, 2009! This is a call for a final effort for a major letter writin
g campaign within the next thirty days. The press and media is specially
invited.\n \nWe wish to encourage the public\, friends and supporters
to write letters to the U.S. Parole Commission at the address listed bel
ow. This is the best opportunity Leonard has for a fair parole hearing
in all of his 34 years in prison! Join with us and together tell the pu
blic that now is the time for Leonard’s release to freedom. \n \nAll dru
mmers and singers are welcome. Organizations\, social movements and rep
resentatives are encouraged to come and speak on behalf of their communi
ties and networks. Come and stand with us to help push the iron doors w
ide open and seek the release of America’s number one American Indian be
ing held hostage for a crime he did not commit. \n \nAIM-WEST and suppor
ters will meet for a noon rally Friday\, June 26 at the Federal Building
450 Golden Gate Avenue (Polk and Larkin) beginning with a press confere
nce at 11 am until 1 pm. June 26th also marks the anniversary of the sh
oot-out that occurred in 1975 on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dak
ota.\n \n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090626T110000
DTSTAMP:20090625T220854Z
SUMMARY:Peltier press conference and rally
CREATED:20090625T220854Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090626T130000
LOCATION:Federal Bldg\, 450 Golden Gate Ave\, SF
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, July 19\, 12–4 p.m. \nEVENT \nArtists in Action: Ar
t and Music Jam\n\nJoin artist Favianna Rodriguez\, Visual Element from
the EastSide Arts Alliance\, and Dr. Loco's Rockin' Jalapeño Band as the
y create art and music around the themes of African American and Latino
unity. Included with museum admission.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090719T120000
DTSTAMP:20090701T161824Z
SUMMARY:Musical Artists at Oakland Museum
CREATED:20090701T161824Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090719T160000
LOCATION:Oakland CA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Three Rivers Lodge Pow Wow / Manteca / July 3-5\, 2009
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DTSTAMP:20090701T175055Z
SUMMARY:Three Rivers Lodge Pow Wow
CREATED:20090701T175055Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090706
LOCATION:Manteca
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Just wanted to send you a reminder of our ANNUAL SAN FRANCIS
CO TLINGIT & HAIDA PICNIC to be held at the Oakland Zoo LOWER PICNIC GR
OUNDS on Saturday\,July 18. We will be setting up at 10:30 a.m. so join
us early and we will go until the last person leaves. Last year we had
over 60 people come which was our largest picnic in years. Make this th
e year you don't miss.\n \nTLINGIT & HAIDA supplies the burgers and hotd
ogs with the trimmings\, water\, the charcoal and you can bring a potluc
k dish to share. If any of you can bring a cooler\, ice and sodas as pa
rt of your donation\, will you PLEASE LET ME KNOW? \n \nTHE LOCATION HA
S CHANGED TO THE LION LOOKOUT picnic area which is BELOW the Zoo. After
the MAIN ENTRY GATE where you pay for parking\, TURN LEFT IMMEDIATELY an
d the Lion Lookout picnic area is the first area on your right. The Mai
n gate is supposed to direct you\, so ask. Look for our Button Blanket
style sign. I am attaching a map of the picnic area and hope that you h
ave the Adobe program to open it. The picnic area is much nicer than th
e one we had last year\, has a childrens play area and lots more tables\
, grass\, trees and privacy. \n \nIf you mention the Tlingit & Haida gro
up\, you will get a discount admission for the Zoo of $7.50 for Adults a
nd Seniors and children are $5.50. The parking charge is $6.00...no dis
count.\n \nDIRECTIONS\; Find Highway 580 in Oakland\, take the Golf Lin
ks Road/98th Ave. exit and follow the signs to the Oakland Zoo. \n \
nKathy Paddock\, President\n\nSF Tlingit & Haida Community Council\nphon
e 415 887 9315\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20090701T190501Z
SUMMARY:SF TLINGIT & HAIDA PICNIC
CREATED:20090701T190501Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090718T163000
LOCATION:Oakland Zoo
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
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DESCRIPTION:DQ-U Talking Circle Announcement August 10th 2009 What Are
the Educational Needs of American Indians? 33250 County Road 31\, Davis\
, CA 95616
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SUMMARY:DQ-U Talking Circle
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DESCRIPTION:FREE Youth Concert called Youth Fest. The event will be held
on the 18th of July (Saturday) at Civic Center Plaza\, 355 McAllister F
rom 12:00pm to 6:00pm. We have a list of performers coming… Big Rich\, S
an Quinn\, Young Bari\, Ise Lyfe\, Brwn Bflo\, Mystic\, Never Stop Learn
ing Crew\, Better Better Boys\, The Giants\, Hung Dynasty\, La Kausa\, a
nd a few more.We got DJ Casanova keeping the music flowwing. We will hav
e different cultural performers. There will be food vendors\, different
community based organizations will be tabling as a resource fair\, Live
Graffiti Art. We will be giving out Youth Warrior Awards to highlight yo
uth in San Francisco who have made improvements in there life as well as
helping out the community and a lot more...Its FREE TO ATTEND!
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SUMMARY:FREE Youth Concert
CREATED:20090702T172753Z
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LOCATION:Civic Center Plaza\, SF
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DESCRIPTION:AIM to hold SF Community Forum \non Current Status of Peru\n
and Indigenous Peoples\n \nTuesday\, July 7\, 2009\n5 to 9 pm (Forum beg
ins at 6 pm)\nVeteran’s War Memorial Building\, Rm 207\n401 Van Ness Str
eet (@ McAlister) \n\nThe Public Forum will be moderated by Professor Dr
. Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz\, special guests and invited support group repres
entatives of Mexico EZLN\, Nicaragua FSLN\, El Salvador FMLN\, and with
American Indian Movement and a statement on the status of Honduras.\n\n(
community potluck from 5 - 6pm\; bring dish or beverages ro share\, plea
se no alcohol or deugs)\n\nfor more info: http://www.aimwest.info or cal
l Tony\, (415)577-1492
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SUMMARY:AIM-West Forum Peru and Honduras
CREATED:20090702T173114Z
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LOCATION:Veteran's War Memorial Bldg. SF
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DESCRIPTION:Peña Pachamama \n1630 Powell Street (Union & Green) San Fran
cisco\, CA\ntel: 415.646.0018 / http://penapachamama.com (call for a res
ervation today)\n \nSUNDAY\, JULY 12\, 7PM SHOW – Show is only $7 per pe
rson or 2 for $10!!\nThis is a fundraiser for Halauaola – come enjoy som
e awesome live music with Kawika\, Lehua and some of the other Kane. The
re will also be some Bolivan/Latin music by Eddy\, Quentin and Gabriel N
avia – awesome musicians. Food! Grass fed beef\, free range chicken\, Or
ganic veggies – wholesome delicious South American cuisine. They even ha
ve some vegetarian and Living Food choices!\n1st person to respond to th
is email saying they are coming will receive 2 free entrance passes! Ema
il now!\n \nSuggested parking: City garage on Vallejo at Powell Vallejo
Street Garage…just 2 blocks away-reasonably priced as well as the garage
along side of Peña Pachamama's. The Vallejo street garage closes at 10
PM weekdays and 2 AM Friday and Saturdays. You can find flat rate $5-12
parking at O'Reilley's\, and Bank of America around the corner\, also on
Filbert Street).\n \nMUNI lines to within three blocks: 12\, 30\, 39\,
41\, 45\, and the\nPowell-Mason Cable Car\n\n
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DTSTAMP:20090703T173619Z
SUMMARY:Hawaiian Music/Hula at Pena Pacha Mama!
CREATED:20090703T173619Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090712T210000
LOCATION:San Francisco\, CA
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DESCRIPTION:Our Sea of Words: Poetry from Oceania and Beyond\n\nMonday\,
July 13\, 2009\n7:30 pm\nPegasus Books Downtown Berkeley\nShattuck Ave.
at Durant*\n\n*Maile Arvin* is a Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) poet fr
om Kentucky and\nHawai'i. Her work is published in two chapbooks by Kear
ny Street Workshop\,\nSame Place\, Same Time (2006) and 12 Ways: an anth
ology of the\nIntergenerational Writer's Lab (2007). She is also a gradu
ate student in the\nPhD program in Ethnic Studies at the University of C
alifornia\, San Diego.\n\n*Fuifuilupe Niumeitolu* is a Tongan American s
cholar\, poet and community\nactivist. Her work has been published in Am
erasia\, The Contemporary Pacific\nand The Berkeley Poetry Review. Fuifu
ilupe is a doctoral student at the\nUniversity of California\, Berkeley
and she is on the organizing committee of\nOLO\; One Love Oceania\, a Pa
cific Islander community response to homophobia.\n\n*Loa Niumeitolu*' s
poetry is published in Whetu Moana: Contemporary\nPolynesian Poetry in E
nglish. Her essay "The Route Back to Tonga\," is\npublished in Homelands
: Women's Journeys Across Race\, Place and Time.\nNiumeitolu is a commun
ity organizer around issues of prisons and\nincarceration. She is a foun
ding member of One Love Oceania\, a Pacific\nIsland women's queer suppor
t and political group in the Bay Area.\n\n*Craig Santos Perez*\, a nativ
e Chamoru from the Pacific Island of Guahan\n(Guam)\, is the co-founder
of Achiote Press and author of the poetry book\nfrom unincorporated terr
itory [hacha] (Tinfish Press\, 2008). He is currently\na PhD candidate i
n Comparative Ethnic Studies at the University of\nCalifornia\, Berkeley
.\n\n*Caroline Sinavaiana*\, Associate Professor of English at UH Manoa\
, teaches\nOceanic and comparative literatures\, and creative writing. S
he has\npublished\, lectured\, and read her poetry and scholarship in ma
ny countries\,\nincluding the US\, China\, India\, Italy\, Barbados\, Sa
moa\, Tonga\, Fiji\, and New\nZealand. Poetry collections include: Alche
mies of Distance (Tinfish\, AA\nArts\, & Institute for Pacific Studies)\
, and Mohawk/Samoa: Transmigrations\n(AA Arts). Her book on traditional
comic theater in Samoa - House of the\nSpirits -- is forthcoming from th
e Institute of Pacific Studies. At present\,\nSinavaiana is completing a
new collection of poetry\, and a memoir with the\nworking title\, Nucle
ar Medicine.
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DTSTAMP:20090707T165437Z
SUMMARY:Pacific Islander Poetry Reading
CREATED:20090707T165437Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090713T203000
LOCATION:Berkeley
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DESCRIPTION:Our Sea of Words: Poetry from Oceania and Beyond\n\n7:30 La
Pena Berkeley\n\n*Maile Arvin* is a Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) poet
from Kentucky and\nHawai'i. Her work is published in two chapbooks by Ke
arny Street Workshop\,\nSame Place\, Same Time (2006) and 12 Ways: an an
thology of the\nIntergenerational Writer's Lab (2007). She is also a gra
duate student in the\nPhD program in Ethnic Studies at the University of
California\, San Diego.\n\n*Fuifuilupe Niumeitolu* is a Tongan American
scholar\, poet and community\nactivist. Her work has been published in
Amerasia\, The Contemporary Pacific\nand The Berkeley Poetry Review. Fui
fuilupe is a doctoral student at the\nUniversity of California\, Berkele
y and she is on the organizing committee of\nOLO\; One Love Oceania\, a
Pacific Islander community response to homophobia.\n\n*Loa Niumeitolu*'
s poetry is published in Whetu Moana: Contemporary\nPolynesian Poetry in
English. Her essay "The Route Back to Tonga\," is\npublished in Homelan
ds: Women's Journeys Across Race\, Place and Time.\nNiumeitolu is a comm
unity organizer around issues of prisons and\nincarceration. She is a fo
unding member of One Love Oceania\, a Pacific\nIsland women's queer supp
ort and political group in the Bay Area.\n\n*Craig Santos Perez*\, a nat
ive Chamoru from the Pacific Island of Guahan\n(Guam)\, is the co-founde
r of Achiote Press and author of the poetry book\nfrom unincorporated te
rritory [hacha] (Tinfish Press\, 2008). He is currently\na PhD candidate
in Comparative Ethnic Studies at the University of\nCalifornia\, Berkel
ey.\n\n*Caroline Sinavaiana*\, Associate Professor of English at UH Mano
a\, teaches\nOceanic and comparative literatures\, and creative writing.
She has\npublished\, lectured\, and read her poetry and scholarship in
many countries\,\nincluding the US\, China\, India\, Italy\, Barbados\,
Samoa\, Tonga\, Fiji\, and New\nZealand. Poetry collections include: Alc
hemies of Distance (Tinfish\, AA\nArts\, & Institute for Pacific Studies
)\, and Mohawk/Samoa: Transmigrations\n(AA Arts). Her book on traditiona
l comic theater in Samoa - House of the\nSpirits -- is forthcoming from
the Institute of Pacific Studies. At present\,\nSinavaiana is completing
a new collection of poetry\, and a memoir with the\nworking title\, Nuc
lear Medicine.
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DTSTAMP:20090707T165701Z
SUMMARY:Pacific Islander Poetry Reading
CREATED:20090707T165701Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090716T213000
LOCATION:La Pena Cultural Center\, Berkeley
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DESCRIPTION:We will deliver to both SF and Oakland.\nThank you!\nMornin
g Star\n\nIndian Taco Sale!\nFriday\, July 10\nTo place an order call\n(
510) 926-9417\nOr\n(510) 827-6719\n$5.00 each\, cash only please\nTacos
will be delivered between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.\nThis is a fundraiser to su
pport an Indigenous delegation to Chiapas\, Mexico\nThis delegation has
been in the making for over two years and is slated (finally!) to take p
lace August 9-25th of this year. The main purpose of the delegation is t
o provide a space for First Nations people living north of the US-Mexico
border and the Indigenous Zapatista communities of Chiapas to encounter
one another and share their culture\, histories\, experiences\, and str
ategies as a way to deepen each communities connection to each other\, a
s well as strengthen each groups locally rooted struggles.\n\n\nWe are n
ot receiving\, nor relying\, on any institutional funding for this trip\
, but are instead counting on each person's ingenuity\, creativity\, and
hard work to make it all come together. Come August\, we hope to have r
aised enough money to make the trip all expenses paid for all of the Nor
thern Native delegates.\n
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SUMMARY:Indian Taco Sale
CREATED:20090708T000746Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090710T150000
LOCATION:Oakland
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DESCRIPTION:send a letter of support for Leonard Peltier's upcoming paro
le hearing ASAP. Needed by July 14.\n \nThe mailing address for the paro
le board\; United States Parole Commission\, 5550 Friendship Blvd.\, Sui
te 420\, Chevy Chase\, Maryland 20815-7286. \n \nA copy needs to be sent
to the family and their address is as follows\; Betty Ann Peltier-Solan
o\, P.O. Box 7488\, Fargo\, ND 58106.\n \nThank you for your support and
understanding.\nLenny Foster
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SUMMARY:Peltier Support Letters
CREATED:20090708T173955Z
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DESCRIPTION:Event: Roots of Resistance Film Festival\n "Native & Pa
lestinian Films about Youth: Support the Delegation!"\nWhat: Fundraiser\
nHost: Indigenous Delegation to Palestine\nStart Time: Wednesday\, July
22 at 6:00pm\nEnd Time: Wednesday\, July 22 at 10:00pm\nWhere: La Pena C
ultural Center\n\nFrontiers of Dreams and Fears | 58 minutes\nMona and M
anar are two Palestinian girls living in separate refugee camps in Leban
on and Israel. They become friends over the internet and when the Israel
i army temporarily pulls out of Lebanon\, the girls are able to finally
meet in person. Soon after\, the Israeli-Palestine conflict re-ignites\,
putting both girls’ lives back in danger.\n\n\n\nChildren of Ibdaa | 27
minutes\nA look at the lives of several adolescents in a Palestinian ch
ildren’s dance troupe from Dheisheh refugee camp in the West Bank. They
use their performance to express the history\, struggle\, and aspiration
s of the Palestinian people\, specifically the fight to return to their
homeland.\n\n\n\nCeremony Comes Home | 22 min\nThe Winnemem Wintu Tribe
is fighting the U.S. Forest Service for access to one of their sacred si
tes along the McCloud River\, south of Mount Shasta. The film shows a ce
remony along the river honoring “coming of age” for young women that set
s the tribe’s foundation of existence.\n\n\n\nWhen Your Hands Are Tied |
56 min\nA documentary film that explores the unique ways in which young
Native Americans are finding to express themselves in a contemporary wo
rld while maintaining strong traditional lives.\n\nIf you'd like to supp
ort this historic effort:\nBy MAIL:\nDelegation c/o SNAG Mag\nP.O. Box 4
0597\nSan Francisco CA 94140\nOr ONLINE:\nPaypal link [https://www.paypa
l.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_flow&SESSION=slYPPDgGaGHiI7TAIE5UvgRfLMGIWO
52RpDHekOJfWpfmLCUmlh2KpQASZy&dispatch=5885d80a13c0db1fb6947b0aeae66fdb0
90c3508df63c7a078883ba93cc8aafe]\nFacebook link [http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e
t=1102630670612&s=1159&e=001M700K5rKVFxuC7BG2kMI8Mr1VztOWmm4W68rkFkJlCZu
YfDowtZGJ6F5WfDDZlrJ2bFoLCt5ZqXzBWu_Liz7N9nDxUynziiV6dHiZ6v6dIeCw1ZO_4nR
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DTSTAMP:20090721T222826Z
SUMMARY:Roots of Resistance Film Festival
CREATED:20090708T224315Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090722T220000
LOCATION:1601 S. California Ave.\, Palo Alto\, CA 94304
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DESCRIPTION:Roots of Resistance Delegation Send-off! July 24\n\n5-10pm $
10\n\nArt gallery\, performances\, food\, dance\, poetry\, live art! MOR
E INFO TO COME!\n\n@ San Francisco Arts Institute\n\nCost: $10\nMUSIC &
DANCE\n40 Love\nDJ SAKE 1\nHoop Dancer Sage\nThe Genie\nVictor Duarte\nF
lash & Native Don\nKulintronica\nART GALLERY\nRichard Castaneda\nFred Al
varado\nMercedes Dorame\nPercy Cannon\nRye Purvis\nNizhoni Ellenwood\nMi
ke Luat\nPoetry by:\nJen Foerster\nDina Omar\nJennifer Fox Bennett\nIstu
yee Montez-Bearchild\nSPECIAL GUEST\nMichel Shehadeh\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\n\nABOUT
THE DELEGATION:\nOur journey to Palestine August 1-17\, 2009 is part of
an on-going process of\nconnecting the shared experiences of Indigenous
peoples across the\nworld for the ultimate goal of land rights\, justice
and peace. Read all about our\ntrip by clicking here [http://rs6.net/tn
.jsp?et=1102630670612&s=1159&e=001M700K5rKVFwOMiRYGsC48ofMTOxiQCG8IlMLnt
s1oWZSSjQST8HqqSuY85VmLemcUFonTmsq9mB_o99Jqiq15FQaC9lL4c0h-pTJoyUyssYGCz
onvFNKD9IsaB2LAKoKZS9AXMPd46E=].\nIf you'd like to support this historic
effort:\nBy MAIL:\nDelegation c/o SNAG Mag\nP.O. Box 40597\nSan Francis
co CA 94140\nOr ONLINE:\nPaypal link [https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/
webscr?cmd=_flow&SESSION=slYPPDgGaGHiI7TAIE5UvgRfLMGIWO52RpDHekOJfWpfmLC
Umlh2KpQASZy&dispatch=5885d80a13c0db1fb6947b0aeae66fdb090c3508df63c7a078
883ba93cc8aafe]\nFacebook link [http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102630670612&s
=1159&e=001M700K5rKVFxuC7BG2kMI8Mr1VztOWmm4W68rkFkJlCZuYfDowtZGJ6F5WfDDZ
lrJ2bFoLCt5ZqXzBWu_Liz7N9nDxUynziiV6dHiZ6v6dIeCw1ZO_4nRxAKcS8KsPZEIGE3RO
f_HIViw2kkOL3LTGtmRIpYgAQ5GZgpL8mh7qh_OWraqSopVv7aJyvgW9vkQP66yKZ1pDO27K
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DTSTAMP:20090721T222718Z
SUMMARY:Roots of Resistance Delegation Send-off!
CREATED:20090709T075551Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090725T100000
LOCATION:San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:California in Relief: A History in Wood and Linocut Prints\n
July 25 - Sept. 20\, 2009 \n\nSaint Mary's College of California\n1928 S
aint Mary's Road\nMoraga\, CA\; 94575-5110\nHearst Art Gallery is locate
d directly behind the Chapel\n\nThe story of the development of the reli
ef print in California carries with it the story of California. The tech
nique formed the basis of several distinctive art movements. And the tec
hnique was associated with several cultural movements as well. Women gai
ned a powerful and early voice in this media\, as did the Labor movement
and later Latino artists. Guest curator Art Hazelwood has selected near
ly 100 works spanning more than a century of California history.\n\nAmon
g the artists represented are Robert Arneson\, Gustav Baumann\, Lucienne
Bloch\, Linda Lee Boyd\, Richard V. Correll\, Antonio Fransconi\, Juan
Fuentes\, Louise Gilbert\, Leon Gilmour\, William S. Rice\, Meta Hendel\
, George Matsusaburo Hibi\, Helen Hyde\, Tom Killion\, Bertha Lum\, Emma
nuel C. Montoya\, Chiura Obata\, Emmy Lou Packard\, Mildred Rackley\, Ro
y Ragle\, Frank Rowe\, Elizabeth Norton\, San Quentin Artists in Correct
ions\, Charles Surendorf\, Wayne Thiebaud\, William Wiley\, and William
Wolff.\n\nSunday\, July 26\, 2 PM: Opening Reception and Panel Discussio
n at the Claeys Lounge\, Soda Activity Center - across the way from the
gallery\n\nPanelist:\n\nDaniel Leinau\, The Annex Galleries\nEmmanuel C
. Montoya\, artist\nLee Stone\, M Lee Stone Fine Prints\nSylvia Solochek
\, Walters Professor Emerita\, San Francisco State University\nArt Hazel
wood\, moderator and exhibition curator\n\n\nFree admission to Panel\; d
onations encouraged
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DTSTAMP:20090710T035858Z
SUMMARY:California in Relief: A History of Wood & Lino prints
CREATED:20090710T035858Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090726T160000
LOCATION:Moraga
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DESCRIPTION: Wednesday\, July 22\, 2009\nat 7:00pm \n ($15 suggested p
er person) \nFeaturing: Mary Youngblood\n \nFacilitated by Master Percu
ssionist and Sound Healer Michael Bayard\n \n \nCome join Mary Youngbloo
d and Michael Bayard for this unforgettable sound healing experience\,
as we present the final\, culminating program in our Planet Series.\n \
n \nThe Healing Music will transport you to the very edge of the unknown
...\n \n \n \n\n \n \n \nYou Will Experience:\n\n \n\nv Root Chakra g
rounding prior to "Lift Off"\n\nv Simulated Rocket Launch to Destina
tion: SATURN\n\nv A Magnificent surround-sound live audio experience\
n\nv A Musical Ride on the Rings of Saturn\n\nv Activation of the
"8th" Chakra - associated with Universal Wisdom \n\nv The Soul-Stirring
vocals of EVA: Original adaptations from Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the
Moon\, " "The Wall\," and John Lennon's "Imagine."\n\nv Group Synchr
onized Harmonic Chanting\n\nv Musical Meditations performed by Mary Y
oungblood and Michael Bayard \n\nv Didgeridoo\, Cedar Flutes\, Vibrap
hones\, gongs\, gamelan.\n\n \n\n \nAlso Featuring:\n\nJerry Wood: Ceda
r flutes and musical support\nCaptain Jared: Lighting Design \nSteve Wal
ker: ORBITAL SURROUND SOUND DESIGN\nEd Vinson/Janice Lynette: Projection
s \nNola Brech's ORIGINAL PAINTING : "Saturn: Bringer of Universal Wisdo
m"\nCindy Farris: Energy clearing and room smudging\n \n \nPlanet Drumm
ing and Music Medicine Presents:\n\nSaturn: Bringer of Universal Wisdom
and the "*8th" Chakra\n\nDate: Wednesday\, July 22\, 2009\n\nTime: 7:00p
m to 8:30pm\n\nPlace: Christ Unity Church (9249 Folsom Blvd.) at La Rivi
era Drive\, Sacramento\, CA\n\nInfo: 916-683-2575\n\n$15 Suggested Offe
ring\n\n \n\nOptional: Bring a drum\, hand percussion instrument\, or "
home-made" instrument to this event. If you do not have one\, some perc
ussion instruments will be available for you to use. Or just come as you
are\, and immerse yourself in the restorative vibration.
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DTSTAMP:20090710T040028Z
SUMMARY:THE FINAL VOYAGE with Mary Youngblood
CREATED:20090710T040028Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090722T200000
LOCATION:Sacramento
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DESCRIPTION:Thank you for your concern regarding Leonard Peltier. Pleas
e mark your calendars and inform your networks.\n \n
Please post for immediate release\n \nThe American Indian Mo
vement (AIM) and AIM-WEST of San Francisco invites you the general publi
c for an early morning SUN RISE PRAYER VIGIL and RALLY on Tuesday\, July
28\, 2009 calling for the Freedom of Leonard Peltier.\n \nOn Tuesday\,
July 28th the US Parole Commission in Lewisburg\, Penn. will review the
case of Leonard Peltier\, held in prison for over three decades. This i
s the best opportunity Leonard will get during his entire period of inca
rceration to a fair review of his case before the US Parole Commission.
The whole world is watching and waiting! \n \nPlease join with us in so
lidarity with Leonard\, his family and relations\, friends and supporter
s from around the world on this day and let us pray for an open mind\, a
nd to let the healing of America begin.\n \nThe general public is invite
d to join with us in San Francisco at the Federal Building 450 Golden Ga
te Avenue for an early morning SUN -RISE PRAYER VIGIL beginning at 6 am
until 3 pm. All Drummers and Singers\, Dancers\, Community Youth and El
ders\, solidarity organizations and NGO’s are urged to join with us to c
elebrate this special occasion. Religious groups and social movements a
re also encouraged to attend this spiritual gathering and stand together
hand in hand\, burning sacred sage\, being of one mind in Peace calling
upon the US Parole Commission to finally release Leonard Peltier from t
hree decades of incarceration for a crime he did not commit! \n \nThere
will be special invited speakers\, and the media and press are welcome t
o cover the event.\n \nThe public is encouraged to immediately call toda
y the office of Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi\, Speaker of the House\, in S
F at 415-556-4862 to remind her to write a letter to the US Parole Commi
ssion by July 14th just as she did in August 1993 to Attorney General Ja
net Reno (see attached) asking for a review of the circumstances behind
this case in view of discrepancies in handling it’s process. Congresswo
man Pelosi is also invited to address the VIGIL on July 28 in SF if she
happens to be in the CITY. The SF County Board of Supervisor’s are also
encouraged to come and support these efforts for Leonard’s release from
prison.\n \nThis is a peaceful and non-violent gathering on behalf of L
eonard and his family and to always be respectful and honorable in seeki
ng his freedom. For more information call at 415-577-1492.\n \nThank Yo
u All My Relations!\n \nAntonio Gonzales\nAIM-WEST Director\n \neltonyg@
earthlink.net\nwww.aimwest.info\nwww.aimovement.org\n \n \n \n
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DTSTAMP:20090722T203211Z
SUMMARY:Peltier Sunrise Prayer Vigil
CREATED:20090712T040455Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090728T150000
LOCATION:Fed Bldg 450 Golden Gate Ave SF
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DESCRIPTION:Intertribal Friendship House at 523 International Blvd in Oa
kland is hosting a movie night 7/17/09 beginning at 6:30 pm with Childre
n’s Movies:\nCorelina\nOne Fish Two Fish\nBrother Bear\nFreedom Writers\
n \nAdmission is $2.00 and popcorn and other snacks will be sold for $1.
00.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090717T183000
DTSTAMP:20090716T175746Z
SUMMARY:IFH Movie Night
CREATED:20090716T175746Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090717T210000
LOCATION:523 International Blvd in Oakland
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, July 18 - 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.\nSunday\, July
19 - 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\n \nArt Quintana brings an incredible selec
tion of older and newer jewelry\, all at 20% off the marked prices! If y
ou like hunting for that special piece and/or bargain\, this is the show
for you. One box is full of concho belts\, another is full of bracelets
\, and still others full of rings\, bolo ties\, earrings and more! Treas
ures!! Come early for the best selection\, but rest assured\, there is p
lenty to go around. Bring your friends! \n
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DTSTAMP:20090717T053128Z
SUMMARY:Gathering Tribes: Pawn Jewelry Show This Weekend
CREATED:20090717T053128Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090718T190000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, Solano
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DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, July 18 - 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.\nSunday\, July
19 - 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\n \nArt Quintana brings an incredible selec
tion of older and newer jewelry\, all at 20% off the marked prices! If y
ou like hunting for that special piece and/or bargain\, this is the show
for you. One box is full of concho belts\, another is full of bracelets
\, and still others full of rings\, bolo ties\, earrings and more! Treas
ures!! Come early for the best selection\, but rest assured\, there is p
lenty to go around. Bring your friends! \n
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DTSTAMP:20090717T053145Z
SUMMARY:Gathering Tribes: Pawn Jewelry Show This Weekend
CREATED:20090717T053145Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090719T180000
LOCATION:Gatheirng Tribes\, Solano
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DESCRIPTION:Santa Calra County 4th Annual America Indian Heritage Celebr
ation Powwow and Indian Market\nSaturday\, Sept 19 - noon - 10 pm\nEver
green Valley College\n3095 Yerba Buena Road\nSan Jose CA 95135\nwww.ame
ricanindianheritage.org\n\n
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SUMMARY:Santa Clara Powwow
CREATED:20090720T225431Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090919T220000
LOCATION:Evergreen Valley College\, San Jose
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DESCRIPTION:BINGO NIGHT\n\nAt: Kaululehua\n\nHawaiian Cultural Center\n\
n423 Baden Ave\n\nSouth San Francisco\, CA 94080\n\nwww.apop.net / 650-
588-1091\n\n \n\n \nJuly 18 (Saturday)\n\n \n\n6:00-7:00pm Dinner
\n\nDinner & Bingo $15.00\n\nAll you can eat spaghetti feed\n\n \n\n7:00
-8:00pm Bingo\n\nBingo only $10.00\n\nExtra Cards $5.00\n\n \n\nComes wi
th booklet of bingo cards (3 cards per game) up to 10 games. Lots of gr
eat prizes!\n\n \n\nRSVP TODAY—LIMITED SEATING\n\n \n\nProceeds benefit
a group of students involved with the `Aha Hula o Halauaola Hula Confere
nce that happens every 4 years. The students will fly to O`ahu for a wee
k long cultural immersion. This experience is priceless and we hope you
can support our endeavor.\n\n \n\n
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090718T180000
DTSTAMP:20090721T222254Z
SUMMARY:Halau Bingo Fundraiser
CREATED:20090721T222254Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090718T200000
LOCATION:Hawaiian Cultural Center\n423 Baden Ave \nSouth San Francisco\,
CA 94080
END:VEVENT
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090723T200000
DTSTAMP:20090722T001759Z
SUMMARY:Leonard Peltier Benefit
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090723T210000
LOCATION:SF
DESCRIPTION:Thursday July 23!\nLeonard Peltier Benefit\n@Submission\, SF
8PM $8\n2183 Mission Street (between 17th and 18th) \nin the Mission Di
strict of San Francisco\, California\n\nEMMA GOLDMAN BUST-OUT BRIGADE \n
with Devin Hoff\, Mike Watt (Minutemen\, Iggy Pop)\, Ava Mendoza\, \nVij
ay Anderson\, Howard Wiley (Angola Project)\n\nand\n\nBroken Shadows \n
with Howard Wiley (Angola Project)\, Marshall Trammell\, \nPhillip Green
lief\, Darren Johnston\, Danishta Rivero\, Devin Hoff\n\n\n
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DESCRIPTION:TULE BOAT CONSTRUCTION \nCoyote Hills Visitor Center & Quar
ry Lakes \nRegional Recreation Area \n9am-2pm\, Saturday\, July 11 \n9:3
0am-3:30pm\, Saturday\, July 18 \nCourse #22020 \nDino Labiste\, Natura
list \nExperience how to construct a tule boat. \nJuly 11: We’ll gather
tule\, then see a \nslideshow on tule boats. \nJuly 18: We’ll build a t
hree-person tule boat \nand launch it for a paddle around the lake. \nPa
rticipation in gathering tule is required. \n16+yrs (parent participatio
n required) \nReg. Required: 1-888-EBPARKS \n(1-888-327-2757\, option 2\
, 3) \n East Bay Regional Park District \nCOYOTE HILLS REGIONAL PARK \n8
000 Patterson Ranch Road\, Fremont\, CA 94555 \n Phone: (510) 544-3220
e-mail: chvisit@ebparks.org \nwww.ebparks.org \n
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DTSTAMP:20090722T004434Z
SUMMARY:Tule Boat Construction
CREATED:20090722T004434Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090711T140000
LOCATION:COYOTE HILLS REGIONAL PARK
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:TULE BOAT CONSTRUCTION \nCoyote Hills Visitor Center & Quar
ry Lakes \nRegional Recreation Area \n9am-2pm\, Saturday\, July 11 \n9:3
0am-3:30pm\, Saturday\, July 18 \nCourse #22020 \nDino Labiste\, Natura
list \nExperience how to construct a tule boat. \nJuly 11: We’ll gather
tule\, then see a \nslideshow on tule boats. \nJuly 18: We’ll build a t
hree-person tule boat \nand launch it for a paddle around the lake. \nPa
rticipation in gathering tule is required. \n16+yrs (parent participatio
n required) \nReg. Required: 1-888-EBPARKS \n(1-888-327-2757\, option 2\
, 3) \n East Bay Regional Park District \nCOYOTE HILLS REGIONAL PARK \n8
000 Patterson Ranch Road\, Fremont\, CA 94555 \n Phone: (510) 544-3220
e-mail: chvisit@ebparks.org \nwww.ebparks.org \n
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DTSTAMP:20090722T004443Z
SUMMARY:Tule Boat Construction
CREATED:20090722T004443Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090718T153000
LOCATION:COYOTE HILLS REGIONAL PARK
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:BASIC FLINTKNAPPING \n3pm - 5:30pm \nSaturday\, July 25 \n
Course #22023 \nDino Labiste\, Naturalist \nLearn the art of turning an
obsidian flake \ninto a functional cutting tool. We’ll practice \nbeginn
ing skills to create a microblade and \nshape an arrowhead. This program
will be a \ncontinuing series throughout the year to \nlearn percussion
flaking\, hafting\, \nintermediate skills\, and more. 18+ yrs \nReg. Re
quired: 1-888-EBPARKS \n(1-888-327-2757\, option 2\, 3) \n East Bay Regi
onal Park District \nCOYOTE HILLS REGIONAL PARK \n8000 Patterson Ranch R
oad\, Fremont\, CA 94555 \n Phone: (510) 544-3220 e-mail: chvisit@e
bparks.org \nwww.ebparks.org \n
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DTSTAMP:20090722T004523Z
SUMMARY:Basic Flintknapping
CREATED:20090722T004523Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090725T173000
LOCATION:COYOTE HILLS REGIONAL PARK
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DESCRIPTION:COYOTE HILLS FLINTKNAPPERS\, \nPART I \n10:00am-3:00pm \nS
unday\, September 20\, Course #22271 \nDino Labiste\, Naturalist \nFlake
stone into functional Paleolithic tools. \nPercussion flaking fundament
als will teach \nhow to break off predictable flakes to shape \nobsidian
. Learn about prehistoric equipment \nsuch as hammer stones and use mode
rn \nmaterials like copper billets. (Series. See \n10/17 for Part II). \
nReg. Required: 1-888-EBPARKS\, \n(1-888-327-2757\, option 2\, 3) \nEast
Bay Regional Park District \nCOYOTE HILLS REGIONAL PARK \n8000 Patterso
n Ranch Road\, Fremont\, CA 94555 \n Phone: (510) 544-3220 e-mail:
chvisit@ebparks.org \nwww.ebparks.org \n\n
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DTSTAMP:20090722T004610Z
SUMMARY:Coyote Hills Flintknappers Part 1
CREATED:20090722T004610Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090920T150000
LOCATION:COYOTE HILLS REGIONAL PARK
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DESCRIPTION:COYOTE HILLS FLINTKNAPPERS\, \nPART II \n10:00am-3:00pm \n
Saturday\, October 17\, Course #22307 \nDino Labiste\, Naturalist \nLear
n intermediate techniques of \npercussion flaking to thin an obsidian co
bble \ninto a spear point or scraper. Guest \nflintknappers will give ad
vice and tips on \nhow to refine your skills. Join us in the \ncontinuin
g series of flaking stone into \nfunctional\, paleolithic tools. \n(Ser
ies. See 9/20 for Part I) \nReg. Required: 1-888-EBPARKS\, (1-888- \n327
-2757\, option 2\, 3) \nEast Bay Regional Park District \nCOYOTE HILLS R
EGIONAL PARK \n8000 Patterson Ranch Road\, Fremont\, CA 94555 \n Phone:
(510) 544-3220 e-mail: chvisit@ebparks.org \nwww.ebparks.org \n
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DTSTAMP:20090722T004635Z
SUMMARY:Coyote Hills Flintknpappers Part 2
CREATED:20090722T004635Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20091017T150000
LOCATION:COYOTE HILLS REGIONAL PARK
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DESCRIPTION:SKILLS OF THE PAST: \nATLATL \nVisitor Center \n10:00am-2:
00pm \nSaturday\, October 24\, Course #22312 \nDino Labiste\, Naturalist
\nDuring pre-contact California\, dart \nthrowers were utilized by hunt
er/gatherer \nsocieties in the Central Valley. The atlatl\, \nwith it's
stone-tipped dart\, pre-dated the \nbow and arrow. Learn the history of
the \natlatl\, examine reproductions and try your \nskill at hitting a c
ardboard target. 8+yrs \nReg. Required: 1-888-EBPARKS\, \n(1-888-327-27
57\, option 2\, 3) \n \nEast Bay Regional Park District \nCOYOTE HILLS R
EGIONAL PARK \n8000 Patterson Ranch Road\, Fremont\, CA 94555 \n Phone:
(510) 544-3220 e-mail: chvisit@ebparks.org \nwww.ebparks.org \n \n
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DTSTAMP:20090722T004659Z
SUMMARY:Atlatl
CREATED:20090722T004659Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20091024T140000
LOCATION:COYOTE HILLS REGIONAL PARK
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Huichol Art Show\nwith\nLuciano Valdez\n \nHuichol Yarn Pain
tings & Beadwork \n\nSaturday\, July 25\n11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.\nSunday
\, July 26\n11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\n\nHuichol artist\, Luciano Valdez\,
makes the long journey from his home in a remote Huichol ceremonial cen
ter in the Sierra Madres of Mexico. He travels part way by foot\, part
way by car\, and part way by bus. The journey takes him a week and a ha
lf to come to Gathering Tribes. He brings beautiful yarn paintings and
beadwork made by himself\, his family and other community members. \n\nT
he pieces are made by putting a very thin layer of tree resin and beeswa
x over wood and then embedding the yarn or beads to form intricate image
s. These images all have spiritual meaning in the Huichol culture and a
re usually about healing and/or protection.\n\nGathering Tribes takes no
commission from this show. Luciano and his community sponsor a large c
eremony in September and much of the money made from this show will go t
oward the items needed for the ceremony.\nAll proceeds go to Luciano and
his village. \nWe're all related \n\nGathering Tribes has also been rai
sing money for a water pipe project for Luciano's village. The villager
s walk for a couple of miles to bring back water from the spring to the
village. They are raising money for a pipe to be laid from the spring t
o their village.\nThere will be a contribution jar out during this show
if you\nwould like to contribute.
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DTSTAMP:20090722T181130Z
SUMMARY:Huichol Art Show
CREATED:20090722T181130Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090725T190000
LOCATION:Albany
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Huichol Art Show\nwith\nLuciano Valdez\n \nHuichol Yarn Pain
tings & Beadwork \n\nSaturday\, July 25\n11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.\nSunday
\, July 26\n11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.\n\nHuichol artist\, Luciano Valdez\,
makes the long journey from his home in a remote Huichol ceremonial cen
ter in the Sierra Madres of Mexico. He travels part way by foot\, part
way by car\, and part way by bus. The journey takes him a week and a ha
lf to come to Gathering Tribes. He brings beautiful yarn paintings and
beadwork made by himself\, his family and other community members. \n\nT
he pieces are made by putting a very thin layer of tree resin and beeswa
x over wood and then embedding the yarn or beads to form intricate image
s. These images all have spiritual meaning in the Huichol culture and a
re usually about healing and/or protection.\n\nGathering Tribes takes no
commission from this show. Luciano and his community sponsor a large c
eremony in September and much of the money made from this show will go t
oward the items needed for the ceremony.\nAll proceeds go to Luciano and
his village. \nWe're all related \n\nGathering Tribes has also been rai
sing money for a water pipe project for Luciano's village. The villager
s walk for a couple of miles to bring back water from the spring to the
village. They are raising money for a pipe to be laid from the spring t
o their village.\nThere will be a contribution jar out during this show
if you\nwould like to contribute.
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DTSTAMP:20090722T181148Z
SUMMARY:Huichol Art Show
CREATED:20090722T181148Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090726T190000
LOCATION:Gathering Tribes\, Albany
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DESCRIPTION:The Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers met for the
first time in New York\, 2004. They come from many parts of the world a
nd share the same message of prayer and concern for future generations.\
nTheir coming together was the fulfillment of prophesies from many\nof
their tribes.\n\nYou are invited to find out more and to support their g
lobal mission\nby attending the premier of the feature length movie:\n"F
or The Next Seven Generations:\nThe Grandmothers Speak"\nMonday\, Octobe
r 5\, 2009\nGrace Cathedral\, San Francisco\nReception: 5:00 pm to 6:15
pm\nAward Ceremony & Movie Premier: 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm\n \nThere will be
two or three of the Grandmothers attending to receive the Courage of Co
nscience Award\n \nThis event is sponsored by: The Chaplaincy Institute\
, Cafe Gratitude\,\nGrace Cathedral and Gathering Tribes\n "The Grandmot
hers Council the World" book is available at Gathering Tribes\n\nThe Gra
ndmothers Mission Statement\nWE\, THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF THIRTEEN
INDIGENOUS GRANDMOTHERS\, represent a global alliance of prayer\, educat
ion and healing for our Mother Earth\, all Her inhabitants\, all the chi
ldren\, and for the next seven generations to come. We are deeply concer
ned with the unprecedented destruction of our Mother Earth and the destr
uction of indigenous ways of life. We believe the teachings of our ances
tors will light our way through an uncertain future. We look to further
our vision through the realization of projects that protect our diverse
cultures: lands\, medicines\, language and ceremonial ways of prayer and
through projects that educate and nurture our children.
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DTSTAMP:20090722T181307Z
SUMMARY:The Grandmothers Speak
CREATED:20090722T181307Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20091005T210000
LOCATION:Grace Cathedral\, San Francisco
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:2
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090725T100000
DTSTAMP:20090724T182037Z
SUMMARY:Vallejo Powwow
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090725T160000
LOCATION:Vallejo
DESCRIPTION:14 Annual Vallejo\nPow Wow\nSaturday\, July 25\, 2009 \nSund
ay\, July 26\, 2009 Location: Vallejo's Service Club Park (along the wat
er front)\n295 Mare Island Way\nPhone: 916-421-0657Email:\n1CaLKiowa@GMA
IL.COM\nfor more info \nVallejo Powwow\nSaturday & Sunday\, July 25th &
26th\, 2009\nService Club Park (on Mare Island Way\, next to the Ferry T
erminal)\nMC: Tom Phillips\, Sr\, Kiowa\nAD: Tom Phillips\, Jr\, Kiowa
\nTabulation: Lana Hicks\, Washoe/Paiute\nColor Guard: Joe Smith\, USM
C\, Creek/Sioux\nHead Woman: TBA\nHead Man: TBA\nHost Southern Drum:
Southern Express\nHost Northern Drum: TBA\nContest Powwow\nGourd Dancin
g\nPublic Welcome\nFree Parking\nSpecial Guest: Mr. Joe Morris—Navajo C
ode Talker\nVendor Information: (916) 421-0657 or Vallejo Powwow\, PO B
ox 246052\, Sacramento\, CA 95824
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DESCRIPTION:Friday\, August 7\n6 to 9 pm\nArt Attack:\nClosing Reception
for\nMichael Horse's Show\nArt\, jewelry\, wine\, snacks\,\nconversatio
n and fun with\nMichael Horse.\n \nStroll Solano Avenue during Art Attac
k and discover art openings\, speakers\, music and more for free! Check
out:\nwww.artattackfridays.com\nfor more information
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DTSTAMP:20090722T181545Z
SUMMARY:Gathering Tribes: Art Attack
CREATED:20090722T181545Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090807T210000
LOCATION:1412 Solano Avenue\, Albany CA 94706
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:29th Annual Big Time Festival\nKule Loklo at Bear Valley\, P
t. Reyes National Seashore\nSaturday\, July 25\n10 am to 4 pm\nDancing\,
basket weaving\, shell bead making\, traditional California crafts for
sale\, children's activities\nwww.info@mapom.org
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DTSTAMP:20090722T181628Z
SUMMARY:Big Time at Kule Loko
CREATED:20090722T181628Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090725T160000
LOCATION:Pt Reyes National Seashore
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DESCRIPTION:EMMA GOLDMAN BUST-OUT BRIGADE\nwith Devin Hoff\, Mike Watt (
Minutemen\, Iggy Pop)\, Ava Mendoza\,\nVijay Anderson\, Howard Wiley (An
gola Project)\n\nand\n\nBroken Shadows\n with Howard Wiley (Angola Proje
ct)\, Marshall Trammell (me)\,\nPhillip Greenlief\, Darren Johnston\, Da
nishta Rivero\, Devin Hoff\n\n $8\n\n http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2
009/07/21/18611935.php
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DTSTART:20090724T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20090724T165755Z
SUMMARY:Leonard Peltier Benefit Concert
CREATED:20090724T165755Z
DTEND:20090724T060000Z
LOCATION:Mission Cultural Center\n2183 Mission Street (between 17th and
18th)\nin the Mission District of San Francisco\n
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SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Exploring Cherokee Oral History\, Washoe Tribe Community Hou
se\, 2030 Franklin St.\, Oakland. Potluck luncheon. Hosted by the Cherok
ee Society of the Greater Bay Area. To RSVP call (510) 464-4649.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090726T120000
DTSTAMP:20090729T201348Z
SUMMARY:Cherokee Oral History
CREATED:20090729T201312Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090726T140000
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:August 8–9\n\n2nd Annual Heritage Trail\, Maidu Interpretive
Center\, 1960 Johnson Ranch Dr.\, Roseville. Free museum admission from
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in conjunction with 17 other Placer County muse
ums. (916) 774-5934 or www.roseville.ca.us/indianmuseum.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090808T100000
DTSTAMP:20090729T201843Z
SUMMARY:Heritage Trail
CREATED:20090729T201843Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090808T160000
LOCATION:Maidu Interpretive Center\, 1960 Johnson Ranch Dr.\, Roseville
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:August 8–9\n\n2nd Annual Heritage Trail\, Maidu Interpretive
Center\, 1960 Johnson Ranch Dr.\, Roseville. Free museum admission from
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in conjunction with 17 other Placer County muse
ums. (916) 774-5934 or www.roseville.ca.us/indianmuseum.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090809T100000
DTSTAMP:20090729T201910Z
SUMMARY:Heritage Trail
CREATED:20090729T201843Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090809T160000
LOCATION:Maidu Interpretive Center\, 1960 Johnson Ranch Dr.\, Roseville
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SEQUENCE:4
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090828T093000
DTSTAMP:20090729T202514Z
SUMMARY:Yua\, Spirit of the Arctic: Eskimo and Inuit Art
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090828T171500
LOCATION:Golden Gate Park\, 50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Dr.\, San Francisco
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DESCRIPTION:Yua\, Spirit of the Arctic: Eskimo and Inuit Art from the Co
llection of Thomas G. Fowler\, de Young Museum\, Golden Gate Park\, 50 H
agiwara Tea Garden Dr.\, San Francisco. Ohlone Elders welcome the Eskimo
and Inuit artists at opening night for this permanent exhibit. August 2
8 Tues. to Sun.\, 9:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.\, Fri.until 8:45 p.m. mid-Janua
ry through November. (415) 750-3600 or www.famsf.org/deyoung.\n\nThe de
Young museum is pleased to announce the opening of a new permanent exhib
ition featuring Eskimo and Inuit art of Alaska\, Canada and Greenland on
view in the Phyllis C. Wattis Gallery\, concourse level.\n\nThe late Th
omas G. Fowler's lifelong passion and enthusiasm for Inuit and Eskimo a
rt culminated in this remarkable collection. Comprehensive in quality a
nd scope\, this presentation includes masks\, amulets\, baskets\, tools\
, games\, carvings\, and containers from the earliest recorded periods t
o contemporary works from native artists of the Arctic. \nFor museum ho
urs and directions\, visit deyoungmuseum.org.\nThe exhibit has been orga
nized in consultation with Chuna McIntyre and Rosllyn Tunis.
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SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION: \nJuly 29\, 2009\nFRIENDSHIP HOUSE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN
INDIANS\, INC.\n \nThe 5th Annual American Indian Market & Powwow\nA Com
munity Event\nSaturday\, August 22\, 2009\, 10 am to 6 pm\nJulian Avenue
between 14th and 15th Streets in San Francisco\n \nThe Friendship House
American Indian Market & Powwow is a San Francisco festival featuring 1
50 American Indian arts and crafts booths\, a powwow featuring hundreds
of powwow dancers\, informational booths about American Indian organizat
ions and Indian tacos and refreshments will be on sale. Four dance grou
ps representing various tribes will share their styles of dancing with e
xhibition dancing beginning at 10 am. A Youth Cultural Educational Pavi
lion will include youth-oriented arts and crafts activities\, educationa
l carnival games and storytelling sessions will be held in a teepee.\n \
nThis year we have added a contemporary American Indian music stage for
singers\, musicians\, and bands featuring local American Indian performe
rs. Additionally\, special recognition and awards\, including the Gary
Rhine Memorial Awards will be presented to American Indian community lea
ders.\n \nThe American Indian Market & Powwow celebrates the diversity a
nd cultures represented in the American Indian community and honors lead
ers who have significantly contributed to the American Indian community.
The event is a hallmark of the richness and beauty of American Indian
individuals and their families. \n \nThe 5th Annual American Indian Mark
et & Powwow will be held on Saturday\, August 22\, 2009\, 10 am to 6 pm
on Julian Avenue located between Mission and Valencia and between 14th a
nd 15th Streets in the Mission District of San Francisco. \n \nFriendshi
p House Association of American Indians\, Inc. was formed in 1963 and is
a nonprofit community-based organization that provides residential subs
tance abuse treatment services at its 80-bed four-story facility in San
Francisco and at its 11-bed Lodge program in Oakland for women and their
children. Friendship House also provides a large array of youth preven
tion services and hosts several annual community events.\n \nFor more in
formation please contact:\nAshley Phillips at 415-865-0964 or by e-mail
at AshleyP@friendshiphousesf.org\nwww.friendshiphousesf.org
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014.nativehealth.org%3E
DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090822T100000
DTSTAMP:20090731T071724Z
SUMMARY:Friendship House Indian Market & Powwow
CREATED:20090731T071724Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090822T180000
LOCATION:San Francisco
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SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:September 21 \nLa Mission\nCamera Cinemas 12\n201 South Seco
nd Street\, San José\, CA 95113\n7:00 pm\nJoin the film's star\, Benjami
n Bratt\, and its writer/director\, Peter Bratt\, for this special scree
ning followed by a Q&A with the cast and crew. \nThanks to a generous gr
ant from the TomKat Foundation\, on Monday\, September 21\, the San José
Mariachi and Mexican Heritage Festival and the Camera Cinemas are bring
ing you a fabulous opening reception and a special screening of a new\,
poignant film\, La Mission\, at 7pm. This event\, along with our Mariach
i Day at the San Jose Children's Discovery Museum (more about that in ou
r next issue)\, serve as the launch events to the week-long festival. Di
rected by Peter Bratt and starring his brother\, Benjamin Bratt\, this i
ndependent film was a hit at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival.
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090921T190000
DTSTAMP:20090801T180455Z
SUMMARY:La Mission Film
CREATED:20090801T180330Z
DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090921T220000
LOCATION:201 South Second St. San Jose
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DESCRIPTION:28th Annual Labor Day Weekend Pow-Wow\nAt University of the
Pacific\n3601 Pacific Ave\nStockton\, CA\n \nSept 4-6\, 2009\n \nPlease
see attached flyer for more details!
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DTSTAMP:20090804T024551Z
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