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Calendar: Thanksgiving break at the Science Hill Tree-sit
Will you be around over Thanksgiving break? Here is a calendar of events that will be taking place in the free-space beneath the Science Hill tree-sit. We are putting out a general request to supporters of the tree-sit to be present during this time (Wednesday the 21st to Sunday the 25th), because many students who usually frequent the site will be out of town.
Anytime is a good time to drop in for a visit. Perhaps even consider staying the night - the more of us there are, the safer we will be from the threat of police violence.
Thanksgiving Break at the Tree-Sit:
--> Tuesday, November 20th:
*8:00pm - Film Screening:
“A Little Bit of So Much Truth” - on the 2006
peoples’ takeover of 13 radio stations and a television station in Oaxaca, Mexico.
--> Wednesday, November 21st:
*12:00 - Forest Walk in Upper Campus
sharing stories and secret spots, identifying plants, and discussing development plans that threaten this special place. (meet at Tree-sit site)
*7:30pm - Guerilla Drive-In film screening:
“Broken Rainbow” - an academy award winning documentary about the ongoing struggle of the Navajo and Hopi people for survival and dignity in the face of federal government “relocation” to make way for strip-mines and other $$$ interests.
--> Thursday, November 22nd:
*3:00-7:00pm: Anti-colonial (no)Thanksgiving
Potluck at the tree-sit! Feasting begins around 5:00pm. Discussions and games before and after dinner. Bring food if you can, don’t worry if you can’t.
--> Friday, November 23rd
(Buy Nothing Day):
*3pm-7pm: Skill-share and End of Fall Festival, including:
Report-back from the No Borders Camp
Stenciling and T-Shirt Making
Fire Cider making
Intro to Knitting
Native Plant identification
Tent University discussion
LRDP Discussion / overview
Leftovers dinner (bring your leftovers!)
*7:30pm: Guerilla Drive-In film screening:
“Kahnesatake: 270 Years of Resistance” - a documentary about the 1990 “Oka Crisis” in Canada - when indigenous people defending their sacred burial grounds in the pines from the expansion of a golf course became an armed 78 day standoff with the Canadian military.
--> Saturday, November 24th (Full Moon!):
*12:00pm - Forest Walk in Upper Campus
sharing stories and secret spots, identifying plants, and discussing development plans that threaten this special place. (meet at Tree-sit site)
*2:00pm: Tree-sit OPEN HOUSE for Santa Cruz residents/community members
We will be introducing ourselves, explaining the issues at hand, and answering any questions. Fun activities for kids and free childcare will be
offered.
*9:00pm: Full Moon drum circle
--> Sunday, November 25th:
*7:00pm: Music festival and open mic!
RSVP at [ lrdpresistance [at] riseup.net ] if you feel like it. Spontaneous additions are more than welcome.
--> Monday, November 26th:
*6:30-9:30 - “World Cafe” event
@ the Kresge Student Lounge (not the Tree-sit!)
- participatory discussions on the LRDP and the future of our campus. Free tea and dinner.
For updates, stop by the tree-sit site, or try visiting our website.
Curious what this is all about?
Learn more at
http://lrdpresistance.org/
Thanks!
Thanksgiving Break at the Tree-Sit:
--> Tuesday, November 20th:
*8:00pm - Film Screening:
“A Little Bit of So Much Truth” - on the 2006
peoples’ takeover of 13 radio stations and a television station in Oaxaca, Mexico.
--> Wednesday, November 21st:
*12:00 - Forest Walk in Upper Campus
sharing stories and secret spots, identifying plants, and discussing development plans that threaten this special place. (meet at Tree-sit site)
*7:30pm - Guerilla Drive-In film screening:
“Broken Rainbow” - an academy award winning documentary about the ongoing struggle of the Navajo and Hopi people for survival and dignity in the face of federal government “relocation” to make way for strip-mines and other $$$ interests.
--> Thursday, November 22nd:
*3:00-7:00pm: Anti-colonial (no)Thanksgiving
Potluck at the tree-sit! Feasting begins around 5:00pm. Discussions and games before and after dinner. Bring food if you can, don’t worry if you can’t.
--> Friday, November 23rd
(Buy Nothing Day):
*3pm-7pm: Skill-share and End of Fall Festival, including:
Report-back from the No Borders Camp
Stenciling and T-Shirt Making
Fire Cider making
Intro to Knitting
Native Plant identification
Tent University discussion
LRDP Discussion / overview
Leftovers dinner (bring your leftovers!)
*7:30pm: Guerilla Drive-In film screening:
“Kahnesatake: 270 Years of Resistance” - a documentary about the 1990 “Oka Crisis” in Canada - when indigenous people defending their sacred burial grounds in the pines from the expansion of a golf course became an armed 78 day standoff with the Canadian military.
--> Saturday, November 24th (Full Moon!):
*12:00pm - Forest Walk in Upper Campus
sharing stories and secret spots, identifying plants, and discussing development plans that threaten this special place. (meet at Tree-sit site)
*2:00pm: Tree-sit OPEN HOUSE for Santa Cruz residents/community members
We will be introducing ourselves, explaining the issues at hand, and answering any questions. Fun activities for kids and free childcare will be
offered.
*9:00pm: Full Moon drum circle
--> Sunday, November 25th:
*7:00pm: Music festival and open mic!
RSVP at [ lrdpresistance [at] riseup.net ] if you feel like it. Spontaneous additions are more than welcome.
--> Monday, November 26th:
*6:30-9:30 - “World Cafe” event
@ the Kresge Student Lounge (not the Tree-sit!)
- participatory discussions on the LRDP and the future of our campus. Free tea and dinner.
For updates, stop by the tree-sit site, or try visiting our website.
Curious what this is all about?
Learn more at
http://lrdpresistance.org/
Thanks!
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