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ALL ARE WELCOME TO LEARN ABOUT OUR MISSION AND VISION FOR THE FUTURE, AND EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO OUR EVENTS.
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Thank You to Our Community for Supporting Grandma Aggie's Benefit
April 8, 2012
Last weekend, our community was given the great honor to host a
Benefit for Grandma Aggie and the incredibly important work she does
with the 13 International Indigenous Grandmothers. We sponsored a
"dinner, movie and music" evening to raise funds for these precious
elders and their gathering in Montana this coming July. Grandma Aggie
graced the audience with her presence and was able to give updates and
education about the work these Indigenous Grandmothers are doing
around the world to raise awareness of crucially important cultural
Spring Benefit for Grandma Aggie
Spring Benefit for Grandma Aggie and the 13 Indigenous Grandmothers
March 31, 2012
4 - 11 p.m.
Bellview Grange in Ashland
We will be serving dinner and showing the film about the Grandmothers~
"For The Next 7 Generations"
Speakers and Music will follow the film (Click "Read More" below this text for more!)
Will also feature the launching of the book, GHOST RIDER ROADS. Inside the American Indian Movement 1971-present,collected/by antoinette nora claypoole
this link goes to the info, below:
www.wildembers.com
Contributors include:
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
Beauty Way Tour
Announcing...
Clan Dyken's 20th Annual
Thanks Giving Support Run to Big Mountain
Beauty Way Tour
Concert & Dance
with
Clan Dyken
Montana Soul
Faraji
on
Thu, Nov 17, 8pm-12midnite
at
Jackson WellSprings Community Room
2253 Hwy 99 N, Ashland
$10-$20 sliding scale at the door
A benefit for the Big Mountain Dineh (Navajo) people
Ashland event co-sponsored by Peace Village Festival
.....Also.....
in Williams
on
Fri, Nov 18th, 6:45pm
(6pm Organic Dinner, separately priced)
at
Williams Grange
20100 Williams Hwy, Williams, Oregon
(corner of Tetherow Rd.)
Music by
Acorn Festival
Event Details
Date:
Saturday, November 5, 2011 - 11:00am - 6:00pm
Where?:
Selma Community Center
Hwy. 199
Selma, OR
Phone:
(541) 5923939
Email:
redearthdescendants@gmail.com
You are invited to the 4th Annual Acorn Festival. Come and enjoy fun and food as we celebrate the nutritious and delicious acorn! Volunteer and helping hands needed! For more information, contact Suzanne Vautier at the number listed. Sponsored by the Cultural and Ecological Enhancement Network.
R.E.D. Harvest Social
Please join us next weekend for our Harvest Social! We look forward to sharing the bounty of our garden harvests with our community. It will be hosted in the Community Room of the SOU Student Family Housing Complex, 1361 Quincy Street in Ashland, 5 ~ 8:30 p.m. next Saturday, October 22. Bring a potluck dish if you can, free and open to all!
The Warmth Project
Under the loving umbrella of Sweetwater Education Foundation, I am honored to direct the Native Children Education Project.....which further sponsors specific project. In this case THE WARMTH PROJECT. Please click "read more" directly below.
Joanne Shenandoah in Concert Friday, September 30
St. Clair Productions presents Native American singer/songwriter Joanne Shenandoah in concert on Friday, September 30, 8 p.m., at the Unitarian Fellowship, 87 4th St., Ashland. Whistling Elk Singers open the show. Tickets are $22 in advance, $25 at the door, $10 for teens 12-17 and free under 12. Tickets available at Music Coop, American Trails, on-line at www.stclairevents.com or call 541-535-3562.
A portion of the proceeds benefits Red Earth Descendants.
