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Native Harvest Gathering 2009: Food Preservation Workshop Report

It is with gratitude and a very happy, fulfilled community spirit that we bring to you some updates during these few days before the fall Equinox. Normally, we try to host our four R.E.D. events on the Equinoxes and Solstices, respectively, to honor those four sacred shifts of the year. Being that we need to bend to the will of schedules and weekend time off, we hosted our fall event this past weekend, culminating today with a Longhouse Ceremony and the placement of fresh, new eagle feathers on the prayer pole in downtown Ashland.

Lomakatsi : Forest Restoration Project

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The Lomakatsi Restoration Project (LRP) is grass-roots 501 (3) c non-profit organization dedicated to organizing communities to participate in the rehabilitation and regeneration of the watersheds within the greater Klamath/Siskiyou bioregion of southwestern Oregon. Lomakatsi was founded in 1995 by a group of experienced tree-planters, activists, community organizers, educators, and restoration forestry technicians, who together combined over 20 years of experience working in the field of restoration, education, and social change.

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Acorn Festival & November Social in Selma

Acorn Festival & November Social in Selma

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Saturday, November 7, 2009 - 9:00am - 6:00pm

Come Celebrate Acorns!

This Free Event will Include:
· Workshop on processing and cooking with acorn
*** Takelma Elder Agnes Baker Pilgrim blessing the ceremony ***
· Lena Hurd (Yurok) demonstrating traditional cooking of acorns in a basket
· Field Trip on Oak Habitat Restoration with Lomakatsi
· And much more!

5 pm Feast will Highlight Many Different Ways to Eat Acorns
Traditional Dishes as Well as Innovative New Recipes

Host Drum: Whistling Elk
Come enjoy the Fun & Food
As We Celebrate the Nutritious and Delicious Acorn!

Native American Flutist Mary Youngblood Concert

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Friday, November 20, 2009 - 8:00pm - 11:00pm

St. Clair Productions presents Native American flutist Mary Youngblood. Youngblood is the first Native American woman to have received 2 Grammy Awards for "Best Native American Music Album" -- 2002 Beneath the Raven Moon and 2006 for Dance with the Wind. The Spirit of Sacajawea was nominated for an EMMY for Musical Score in 2007.

First Nation Radio 10/19/2009

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First Nation Radio 10/19/2009

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Organizational Meetings

RED will be hosting Crafting Meetings and Administrative Meetings up until our Elder/Youth conference in June. For more information about our meetings, please contact redearthdescendants@gmail.com and become more involved by joining our email list.

Monthly Social

All socials will take place at the SOU Student Family Housing Community Room, 1361 Quincy St. in Ashland (parking lot under the big clock tower--walk around to the right-hand side of the building).

Socials are on the first Saturday of each month, unless otherwise noted. Please check our Calendar for more details.

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