January 10, 2020 — Learning Right Relations

We are honored to welcome Sofia Locklear for our January Gathering this Sunday, January 12th from 1-4pm on the ground floor of the Chalet Building at Panorama. (Scroll down for image of building and parking.)

For those unfamiliar with location, this map may be of assistance:

CALL TO ACTION:

In response to a request from the Wet'suwet'en people, we have written a letter of solidarity, to show the Canadian government that the world is watching. Sign on to our letter of solidarity with the Wet'suwet'en Nation!

1. Click here to read letter

2. Click here to send email to Learning Right Relations, requesting your name be added to letter.

Learn more about what is happening. Click here to visit the Unist'ot'en Camp website.

Click here to read recent article: Work must stop on Trans Mountain, Sit C, LNG pipeline until First Nations approval, UN committee says.

Click here to view the Wet'suwet'en Supporter Toolkit 2020.

Missing and Murdered Indigneous Women Washington
Blanket Project

"Traditionally, Native Americans gift giving in a sacred manner has always been a part of our culture. Giving and receiving a blanket is one of the highest forms of respect in honoring someone. MMIWW would like to give away blankets with our logo on to survivors, families and community members.

"Helping to bless others by giving and honoring, will be a blessing for you, your families and your organizations."
-Earth-Feather Sovereign, Director/Founder, MMIWW

Click here to support MMIWW Blanket Project.

You can also support this project by spreading the word. Click here for a pdf of flyer. Please post and distribute in your neighborhoods and communities!

N. Scott Momaday: Words From a Bear
Saturday January 11th 6:30pm
Sunday January 12th 5:00pm
Saturday January 18th 4:00pm
Olympia Film Society
206 5th Ave SE, Olympia

Journey into the mind and soul of Native America's most celebrated author of poetry and prose, Pulitzer Prize winning author Navarro Scott Momaday. N. Scott Momaday: Words from a Bear visually captures the essence of Momaday's writings and storytelling, relating each written line to his unique Kiowa/American experience representing ancestry, place, and oral history.

Click here for OFS website with more details on screenings