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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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N.O.W.I.A. / Natives of One Wind Indigenous Alliance

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The mission of NOWIA is to unite indigenous groups from North and Central America who reside in Southwest Oregon, principally Jackson County, to form sustainable communities using traditional indigenous wisdom and techniques. Unete, Center for Farm Worker Advocacy, and Red Earth Descendants (R.E.D.) have been collaborating on indigenous cultural exchanges in our valley for the past three years. By bringing the two groups together in this alliance, we will create a strong organization to protect Native culture, engage in civic participation, education and natural resource protection in our community.

For a number of years, we have been working with indigenous groups in our region (Southern Oregon/Northern California) as well as Mexico and Central America who currently reside in our area on organizing, advocacy, community-building and leadership development. We offer traditional cultural education and exposure to youth and families as an alternative to the growing epidemic of substance abuse, gang involvement and violence constantly pressuring our younger generations. Many of the youth in these groups (Unete and Red Earth Descendants) cling to the limited knowledge of their indigenous roots and have found a "way back" to feeling included and productive in these safe communities.

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Ed Little Crow Book Release

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Health and Wellness in Indian Country

Greetings - please take a look at the Monthly Newsletter from TransformationArts.org to see a perspective on how to create self-health in these rapidly changing times.

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Ashland Youth/Leadership Council

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The Ashland Youth/Leadership council is a local, grassroots, community-service organization focused on being present in these changing times through our walk and our talk.

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The Ashland Youth/Leadership Council coordinates events with RED and also promotes Youth-Elder connections.

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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First Nation Radio 10/19/2009

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First Nation Radio 10/19/2009

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