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R.E.D. Meeting
We are in planning and organizing mode for our upcoming spring event--the Benefit for Grandma Aggie. All are welcomed to attend this meeting and help out!
SOU Spring Powwow
Contact NASU (Native American Student Union of SOU or call Burr @ 541-690-5871 for further details. Hope to see you there!
Benefit Event for Grandma Aggie and the Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers
Please join us for dinner, movie, speakers and music all afternoon and evening to raise funds for the Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers and their Gathering this coming summer, and to raise consciousness and awareness about local and national indigenous issues. We will serve a fantastic meal, show Grandma Aggie's film featuring the Indigenous Grandmothers and their purpose and work, speak to the community about important things happening in Indian Country, have some music and enjoy gathering as a community. Tickets and entry will be sliding scale.
R.E.D. Meeting
Please join us for a meeting to help organize an upcoming fund-raiser for Grandma Aggie. We will be hosting a gathering, "dinner and a movie," as a benefit to raise money for the Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers'. We're happy to be able to show Grandma Aggie's documentary on the work the Grandmothers are doing internationally. We'd love help organizing and helping to host this gathering, so volunteers are needed and appreciated!
Crafting Class
We set January 17th, next Tuesday at 1 pm to meet at Benson's home at 482 Lit Way in Ashland. We will spend an hour or two to hear what Benson has to offer and to set a list of items we would like to make under Benson's direction.
Please RSVP so we know how many are coming and if we have the space to work. If Benson's place is too small for our numbers then we will change places to my home.
Also, if weekday times are not good for you please let me know what times would work. Benson mentioned that he might be interested in doing something on the weekend also.
2011 Storytelling Conference Reflections
We'd once again like to thank many of you for the participation,
prayers and energy that poured into our Storytelling Conference this year.
The success of the Conference was celebrated as a
community endeavor--we had a packed house and a beautiful gathering
with an abundance of storytelling and good cheer.
For the rest of the story, please scroll down below the photos and click onto "Read More!"
Whistling Elk Drum gathered the people with their songs, creating a
vibrant heartbeat for the gathering. Tom Smith honored the Hall with
