Northwest Indian Center Memo to Evergreen Staff and Students
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Northwest Indian Center Memo to Evergreen Staff and Students
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1985
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The Evergreen Slate College . Library 3221
Olympia , Washington 98505
(206) 866-6105 : messages 866-6034
FOR IMNEDIATE RELEASE
February 4, 1985
Representatives from the International Indian Treaty Council
(IITC) will be holding a forum at The Evergreen State College
Monday February 11, in Lecture Hall 1 at 1:30pm.
The IITC is
considering Evergreen as the sight of their 11th annual conference, and the forum is designed to inform the public of the IITC
which was formed in 1975 as a Non Governmental Organization
within The United Nations.
of the history of
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There will also be a slide presentation
IITC, as well as a documentary of The Longest
Walk 1978, in which 30,000 Native Americans and supporters marched
upon Washington D.C. from San Fransisco to protest 11 pieces of
legislation that would terminate government support to Indian
Reservations.
Representatives include Janet McCloud from the
Northwest Indian Womens Circle; Larry Anderson Dine Nation, from
American Indian Movement; Russell Means Lakota Nation, from
American Indian Movement and Yellow Thunder Camp; Bill Means Lakota
Nation, from American Indian Movement.
Bill is also the director
of the International Indian Treaty Council.
by The
North~.;rest
This event is sponsered
Indian Center, Evergreen Political Information
Center (EPIC), MEChA, and the Native Americans Studies Program .
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TO:
Evergreen students, staff and faculty
FROM:
Northwest Indian Center, TESC
SUBJECT:
Thomas Banyanca, Hopi Prophecy Intepreter scheduled for
866-6105
March 5, 1983 at the Evergreen State College has been
cancelled due to an emergency.
Will be rescheduled
again sometime in the middle of March •
