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Professor Jose Cuellar plays flute at Stanford Powwow PDF  | Print |  E-mail
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Tuesday, 21 May 2013 15:35

 
Thank you all my relations, for your hard work at the table! for our brother LEONARD PELTIER PDF  | Print |  E-mail
Monday, 13 May 2013 22:55

Leonard Peltier, political prisoner being held over 37 years for a crime he did not do himself, was represented by bay area support groups, who were at the annual Stanford Mother's Day Powwow on to welcome the general public and to explain Leonard's case.

AIM-WEST volunteers, also a co-sponsor with the booth, said the powwow attendance overall seemed to be the largest gathering in it's nearly four decades!

Here is a short message from Sampson Wolfe (Apache), a coordinator in the bay area for the Leonard Peltier support groups, speaking on what the public can do, right now for Leonard.

This year the LP booth raised donations of over a $1000 towards Leonard's commissary account!

Thank you all my relations, for your hard work!

Tony Gonzales
AIM-WEST

Last Updated on Tuesday, 14 May 2013 02:07
 
Pomo Dancers and Eloy Martinez, veteran of the occupation of Alcatraz Island PDF  | Print |  E-mail
Monday, 29 April 2013 04:58

Pomo Singers

Pomo Dancers

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Eloy Martinez, veteran of the occupation of Alcatraz Island November 1969 until June 1971, speaking today, Sunday, April 28th on the occasion of the NPS providing a secure site on the Rock to exhibit artifacts during the occupation and that we are still here! And here to stay!

AIM-WEST

Last Updated on Thursday, 02 May 2013 22:38
 
A.I.M. first photographic art exhibit, with historic objects and documents from AIM's history: May 10 to June 30. 1414 East Franklin Avenue, Minneapolis. PDF  | Print |  E-mail
Friday, 19 April 2013 00:40

The American Indian Movement presents its first photographic art exhibit, with historic objects and documents from AIM's history: May 10 to June 30. 1414 East Franklin Avenue, Minneapolis.

Last Updated on Friday, 19 April 2013 01:30
 
Mishewal Wappo Tribe PDF  | Print |  E-mail
Written by AJ   
Tuesday, 16 April 2013 18:18

Wanted to let u know Tony attended a discussion @ Santa Rosa Jr College on April 5th, sponsored by the Mishewal Wappo Tribe & their struggle to regain there federal recognition.  The tribe will be @ the 9th circuit court of appeals on June 11th.  The tribe had recently won their decision to procede with their federal recognition, so the counties (Napa, Sonoma) filed an appeal & that will be heard June 11th in SF.  The FINAL showdown will be in San Jose @ the courthouse on 1st street on July 25th.  The courts will decide whether or not the tribe will regain their status as a federally recognized tribe, I hope we can all rally & support this tribe's fight, they are up against BIG MONEY from the Wine Industry.  Please pass this info onto all the AIMSTERS & our supporters.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 17 April 2013 20:11
 
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“AIM-WEST invites the general public to join with us to an education day at the ball parks.  The SF Giants home games are to play the Atlanta Braves June 9-10-11-12.  Please join us at the Willie Mays Statute at 6 pm, game time starts at 7:15 pm

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Couldn’t say it better:

At the close of the meeting State Senator Loni Hancock emphatically stated, "This has been an extraordinary meeting, and I hope everyone realizes what a tribute to democracy this whole process has been. I am in awe of you guys, I'm in awe of this community and the testimony you've given.  And the fact that it is really coming together with such promise for developing a whole new system.  The whole promise of AB109 is not to replicate the failed system of the state level, but to build a new system that will break the cycle of crime and poverty and violence and put people on another track.  Everybody talks about it almost nobody has done it successfully, and it sounds to me like Contra Costa is on the road to doing it successfully. You will make history if you do that, you will be a model for other places that are struggling with these tough issues. Just thank you, every single one of you for what you've done here."

 

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