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Native Storytelling Conference 2015
Please mark your calendars for our upcoming Storytelling Conference! It will be December 19, 2015 @ the Bellview Grange in Ashland, 4 - 8 p.m., potluck and cozy storytelling to celebrate the lessons (and entertainment!) through this oral tradition. Featured storyteller will be Kalapuya teller Esther Stutzman. We look forward to seeing you at the Grange!
How to Prepare for World Peace and Prayer Day 2015
We've had a lot of inquiries lately about camping at Howard Prairie Lake Resort while attending World Peace and Prayer Day June 18-21, and here is the low-down about HOW to do this--to reserve your camp site at Howard Prairie, simply call the Jackson County Parks Department, 541-774-8183, during their open hours, to reserve your space. They will tell you what camp sites will be close to the gathering. The fee is $18 per night, and they will let you know how to go about reservations and payment. Click "read more" below for more important information.
Big Benefit for World Peace and Prayer Day!
Please support! If you can't attend, you can still donate via our current crowd-funding campaign on GoFundMe. Please find this campaign here: www.worldpeaceandprayerday.com
Newest poster for World Peace and Prayer Day 2015!
For more information, go to www.worldpeaceandprayerday.com
Crowd-Funding Campaign for World Peace and Prayer Day 2015
PLEASE consider donating to this GoFundMe campaign!!! Red Earth Descendants will host World Peace and Prayer Day 2015, and in our usual grassroots spirit, we will need serious funding to bring our elders, wisdom keepers and international guests here to the gathering in June. We are hosting as a community, and we need your help.
http://www.gofundme.com/elderyouth
Please Consider Making a Donation to Help Fund World Peace and Prayer Day!
For ten memorable years, Red Earth Descendants have hosted and sponsored dozens of events, projects, camps and community service activities, free of charge for our community. We have considered it the highest honor to serve the People. It is an auspicious and amazing privilege to host the 20th Annual World Peace and Prayer Day gathering, with Arvol Looking Horse attending and officiating, representing a beautiful prayer in action for us. We thank you, our community, for considering making a donation to help fund the enormity of this gathering. Please click "read more" below!
20th Annual International World Peace and Prayer Day June 18-21, 2015
You are cordially invited to attend the upcoming 20th Annual International World Peace and Prayer Day/Honoring Sacred Sites Day, taking place once again this year, June 18-21, 2015. Ceremonies will be held under the guidance of Chief Arvol Looking Horse and Elders of the local Tribal Nations with prayers and offerings from attending Wisdom Keepers, Elders and honored guests.
Fund-Raiser for Winnemem Wintu Tribe, Film Showing, "Dancing Salmon Home!"
Red Earth Descendants presents
Dancing Salmon Home
The Award winning Documentary of The Winnemem Wintu Tribes struggle to return their Salmon relatives to Mt. Shasta
Saturday October 25th 6pm at the Ashland community Center
Serving roasted buffalo and other lite appetizers, beverages and dessert provided ~ Pendleton blanket raffle
$15-25 sliding All proceeds scale donated to Winnememem
Wintu people
Chief Caleen Sisk and filmmaker Will Doolittle to speak and take questions
World Peace and Prayer Day 2015 in the Rogue Valley
World Peace and Prayer Day/Honoring Sacred Sites Day is in its 20th year of international celebration. Ceremonies will be held under the guidance of Chief Arvol Looking Horse and Elders of the local Tribal Nations with prayers and offerings from attending Wisdom Keepers, Elders and honored guests. We encourage people of all Nations to step forward in recognizing the value of their own cultural roots and in so doing, reconnecting with the strengths and wisdom that all traditional cultures hold in common--our connection to each other and to the Earth.
