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Native Lens It is time to Tell Our Stories

Native Lens teaches digital filmmaking and media
skills to indigenous youth as a form of self-expression, cultural preservation,
and social change. We believe in Native youth telling their own stories
about life, culture, and community, and understand the power of this process
to change peoples’ lives. Native Lens is engaged in strong partnerships
with multiple tribes and Native organizations/schools to offer on-going
workshops to Native youth both on and off reservations. In addition we
offer consultations and workshops for teachers, schools, and organizations
interested in utilizing digital storytelling and youth media in their
community.
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Illegal use of March Point photo is hate crime

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Illegal use of Native youths photo hate crime


Native leaders in U.S and Canada demand protections for Native youth, following "extraction service" advertisement

From Tracy Rector
Longhouse Media
http://www.longhousemedia.org/
SEATTLE
-- Longhouse Media Executive Director Tracy Rector today condemned the  read more »

The Left's Answer to Tea Parties? A Cup of Joe

I found this on commondreams.org -Rick

by Sean J. Miller

A burgeoning netroots movement has emerged from what its
founder characterized as "ranting on my Facebook page."  read more »

Maximum Federal Prison Sentences for Direct Action Opposing the School of the Americas

Human Rights Advocates Given Maximum
Federal Prison Sentences of Six Months for Direct Action Opposing the
School of the Americas (SOA/WHINSEC)

Judge Finds SOA Watch Activists
Guilty for Carrying Protest against the SOA/WHINSEC onto Fort Benning,
Issues Arrest Warrant for Michael Walli for Refusing to Appear for the
Trial.  read more »

Calling All Rebels

Published on Monday, March 8, 2010 by TruthDig.com
Calling All Rebels

by Chris Hedges  read more »

Oly Free Herbal Clinic Spring Equinox Benefit

cherry blossom
The Olympia Free Herbal Clinic Presents...
Our Annual Spring Equinox Benefit!

Join us and enjoy delicious desserts by local artisans, delectable herbal
cordials (by the clinic's very own herbalists), and local wines and drafts
with music by Olympia's own klezmer band: the Erev Ravs, the melodic
vocals of Ali Baker, and more!

When: Saturday, March 20th, 6 to 11pm
What: Spring Equinox Free Clinic Benefit

Where: The Loft on Cherry

508 Legion Way in Downtown Olympia  read more »

BOOK 'EM DANNO

From today's Oread Daily http://oreaddaily.blogspot.com/

Somebody has to do it.

Thousands of persons from far and wide will be converging on Washington D.C. to arrest health insurance executives. the health insurance lobbying group - will be at the Ritz-Carlton hotel
in Washington, DC for its annual policy conference on March 9th and 10th - figuring out more and better ways to make super profits off the backs of the sick.

It's a strange industry, huh, but let's face it, that is exactly what the private health insurance industry is all about. They sure as hell aren't doing anyone any favors. But then, isn't that what capitalism is all about. Well, yeah, so maybe we just ought to march on Washington and get rid of capitalism itself.

Well, maybe later.  read more »

BIGOTRY, HATE GRAFITTI, ARRESTS, PROTESTS, COUNTER-PROTESTS, FREE SPEECH ISSUES, AND MORE AT UC - IRVINE....AND BEYOND

BIGOTRY, HATE GRAFITTI, ARRESTS, PROTESTS, COUNTER-PROTESTS, FREE SPEECH ISSUES, AND MORE AT UC - IRVINE....AND BEYOND
From the Oread Daily http://oreaddaily.blogspot.com/

It's not exactly "get along month" at the University of California Davis.

Let's see. Several swastikas have been found recently around the campus. The Gay and Lesbian Center has been vandalized. Eleven Muslim students were arrested protesting an Israeli ambassador's speech.

Jewish and Muslim students protested each ...other.  read more »

Coal-Fired Power on the Way Out?

by Lester R. Brown

WASHINGTON - The past two years
have witnessed the emergence of a powerful movement opposing the
construction of new coal-fired power plants in the United States.
Initially led by environmental groups, both national and local, it has
since been joined by prominent national political leaders and many
state governors.  read more »

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