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R.E.D. Meeting
Business meeting to discuss plans for upcoming Benefit, Community Garden, Elder/Youth Conference. Please join us if you can!
20th Annual Spring Powwow
Southern Oregon University's
Native American Student Union will host their
20th Annual Spring Powwow
April 14 & 15, 2012
McNeal Pavilion in Ashland, OR
Host Drum: Young Chief
MC: Marc McNair
Arena Director: Lynn Schonchin
Head Dancers: Tom and Allison Ball
Official Tabulator: Loren Schonchin
All drums and dancers are welcome.
This is a free event. NO Drugs or Alcohol allowed.
Vendors please email or contact NASU SOU on Facebook.
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:
Spring Benefit for Grandma Aggie
Greetings R.E.D. Community,
We are happy to announce our spring event:
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
(All details are on the attached poster)
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.