Honoring Mother Earth Everyday
Indigenous Models and Practices for Sustainable Communities
Censored News
Photo Louise Benally, Navajo Big Mountain, by Brenda Norrell
April 22-24, 2011
Join Woodbine Ecology Center during Mother Earth Day weekend for a participatory conference exploring indigenous models for sustainable communities.
Guest panelists include:
-Winona LaDuke, Anishinaabe activist, author, founder of White Earth Land Recovery Project and Indigenous Women's Network.
-Gregory Cajete, Tewa professor and author of several books, including Native Science and A People's Ecology.
-Louise Benally, Dine' traditional activist from Big Mountain and health educator.
--David Bartecchi, Executive Director of Village Earth, program director for Lakota Lands Recovery Project, trainer, organizer.
-Other local and regional community leaders.
Learn — Connect — Participate — Regenerate
Food security and sovereignty; Ecological health and healing; Land struggles; Our common environment; Indigenous permaculture; Community action
Be a part of the conversation. Engage in action. Reclaim our future.
For more information, fees, and to register go to www.woodbinecenter.org/HME2011
or call 303.380.7984.
Center Location: 2584 N. State Hwy 67
Sedalia, Colorado 80135
Indigenous Models and Practices for Sustainable Communities
Censored News
Photo Louise Benally, Navajo Big Mountain, by Brenda Norrell
Join Woodbine Ecology Center during Mother Earth Day weekend for a participatory conference exploring indigenous models for sustainable communities.
Guest panelists include:
-Winona LaDuke, Anishinaabe activist, author, founder of White Earth Land Recovery Project and Indigenous Women's Network.
-Gregory Cajete, Tewa professor and author of several books, including Native Science and A People's Ecology.
-Louise Benally, Dine' traditional activist from Big Mountain and health educator.
--David Bartecchi, Executive Director of Village Earth, program director for Lakota Lands Recovery Project, trainer, organizer.
-Other local and regional community leaders.
Learn — Connect — Participate — Regenerate
Food security and sovereignty; Ecological health and healing; Land struggles; Our common environment; Indigenous permaculture; Community action
Be a part of the conversation. Engage in action. Reclaim our future.
For more information, fees, and to register go to www.woodbinecenter.org/HME2011
or call 303.380.7984.
Center Location: 2584 N. State Hwy 67
Sedalia, Colorado 80135
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