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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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7th Annual Native Storytelling Conference
Red Earth Descendants' 7th Annual Native Storytelling Conference
Saturday, December 15, 2012
Bellview Grange Hall, Tolman Creek Road, Ashland
Noon - 8 p.m.
Evening Community Feast 5 p.m. (potluck please)
FREE to the public ~ we welcome everyone, drug and alcohol-free
Next meeting to help organize if you'd like to voluteer your time will be Wednesday, December 5 @ 6:30 in the Community Room of SOU Student Family Housing, 1361 Quincy, Ashland. For more details, please click "read more" below.
Native American Student Union of SOU Hosts Fall Inter-Tribal Gathering
Stevenson Union at SOU in the Rogue River Room, Sat. Nov. 17, 2012, Noon - 8 p.m..
We missed last year, but not again! Please join us to share food, knowledge, art, culture, and friendship at the NASU of SOU Fall Intertribal Gathering (everyone is welcome and you all are invited!). We will serve dinner between 5pm and 6pm (subject to change).
We will have guest speakers and performers. If you know of anyone that would like to share their culture in a positive and uplifting way, please have them contact us either through our Facebook page or via email nasusou1@gmail.com.
R.E.D. Business Meeting to Plan Storytelling Conference
Please join us for a planning meeting Wed., Nov. 14, 6:30 p.m. in the Community Room of SOU Student Family Housing, 1361 Quincy St., Ashland. Thank you for your help and support!
Big Mountain Benefit ~ Beauty Way Tour Coming to Ashland November 16, 2012
Concert and dance benefiting the 21st Annual Food and Supply Run to the Dine (Navajo) People Resisting Forced Relocation from their Ancestral Homelands on BIG MOUNTAIN.
Music by Clan Dyken, Alice DiMicele, The Human Revolution.
Friday, November 16, 7 p.m. doors open/7:30 p.m. show begins
Jackson Wellsprings Community Room, 2253 Hwy. 99 N., Ashland, Oregon.
$10-$20 sliding scale
co-sponsored by Peace Village Festival
For Info:
watersongs@gmail.com
www.ClanDyken.com
www.BlackMesaIS.org
Spread the Word and Help Save the Beauty Way
"We Are Here" Event with Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Please join our R.E.D. community for an honoring of First Nations People with OSF and local participants.
Performances, spectacular bronze pour and speakers on the OSF Bricks Monday, October 29, 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.. Please click "read more" below!
Elder~Youth Conference Reflections, 2012
It is with happy appreciation that we reflect on our 7th Annual
Elder~Youth Conference, which took place June 27-30. There are times
in the ebbing and flowing through the years with Red Earth Descendants
that we are able to take pause and review our work within our
community. Our vision in R.E.D. has always been to join elders and
youth to teach and learn indigenous ways of sustainable living--to
find a way back to being human. For more of this story, scroll under photos and click "read more."
Our Elder~Youth Conference has once
7th Annual Elder~Youth Conference
Testimonial from Tasker Crow, age 17, R.E.D. member: As a Native youth, I have been going to our Elder~Youth Conference ever since it's been going on. We used to have it at EarthTeach Park, but now we do it with Grandma Aggie's Salmon Gathering. The things I like most about Elder~Youth is having a lot of different things to do and learn, like how to shoot a bow and arrow, how to dig out and burn out a traditional canoe, how to make fire and shelters, but my favorite thing is sitting around the fire at night listening to stories and singing.
Thank You To Whistling Elk Singers
R.E.D. would like to thank our home Drum, Whistling Elk Singers, for hitting the road many times a year and representing our community in a good way. The responsibility carried by members of this Drum is more than many people realize. They have, on average, two or more weekly commitments to attend, along with their jobs, school work and family responsibilities. Click "read more" under photos.
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
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