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Lakota Elder Madonna Thunder Hawk Speaks in SF-Sponsored by BACORR
Date:
Tuesday, May 30, 2006
Time:
6:30 PM
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8:30 PM
Event Type:
Speaker
Organizer/Author:
Elizabeth
Location Details:
New College Cultural Center
766 Valencia St. (between 18th & 19th Streets)
Sponsored by BACORR (Bay Area Coalition for our Reproductive Rights)
Lakota Elder Madonna Thunder Hawk will speak in San Francisco on Tuesday, May 30th at 6:30pm, at New College of California.
She is a veteran of every modern Native American struggle, from the occupation of Alcatraz to the siege of Wounded Knee. She is a long-time community organizer with a range of experience in Indian rights protection, cultural preservation, economic development and environmental justice.
Thunder Hawk was a co-founder and spokesperson for the Black Hills Alliance which blocked Union Carbide from mining uranium on sacred Lakota land. She co-founded Women of All Nations and the Black Hills Protection Committee (later the HeSapa Institute, through which she has worked to protect the many sacred sites within the region's treaty lands). Thunder Hawk is an eloquent voice for Native America.
Lakota Elder Madonna Thunder Hawk will speak in San Francisco on Tuesday, May 30th at 6:30pm, at New College of California.
She is a veteran of every modern Native American struggle, from the occupation of Alcatraz to the siege of Wounded Knee. She is a long-time community organizer with a range of experience in Indian rights protection, cultural preservation, economic development and environmental justice.
Thunder Hawk was a co-founder and spokesperson for the Black Hills Alliance which blocked Union Carbide from mining uranium on sacred Lakota land. She co-founded Women of All Nations and the Black Hills Protection Committee (later the HeSapa Institute, through which she has worked to protect the many sacred sites within the region's treaty lands). Thunder Hawk is an eloquent voice for Native America.
Added to the calendar on Tue, May 30, 2006 10:00AM
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