First Nations Freaks

"Listen to all the teachers in the woods. Watch the trees, the
animals, and all living things - you'll learn more from them
than from books."
-- Joe Coyhis, STOCKBRIDGE-MUNSEE


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"I believe much trouble and blood would be saved if we opened our hearts more."
-- Chief Joseph, NEZ PERCE

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Mark is currently on a campaign swing through the Southwest. He currently has 3 events scheduled where he will do a meet & greet followed by a speech highlighting his vision and values for his campaign.

Monday, July 8 from 11 am - 1 pm at the Fort Defiance Chapter House in Fort Defiance, AZ. See Facebook event for details.

Tuesday, July 9 from 6:30 - 8:30 pm at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center in Albuquerque, NM. See Facebook event for details.

Wednesday, July 10 in the evening (exact time and location TBD) in Gallup, NM

Mark believes strongly that if someone wants to be President of the United States (a land which Natives refer to as Turtle Island) the most appropriate and respectful place to begin such a campaign is by speaking to the indigenous hosts of the land. This is why Mark decided to take his first official campaign trip to the Navajo Nation and the Pueblos of the Southwest, and why he is planning on traveling to Native nations in Oklahoma, Minnesota, South Dakota and throughout the United States.

We invite you to financially support this groundbreaking campaign as Mark seeks to build a nation where 'We The People' truly means #All The People.

Thank you,

Mark Charles 2020

X-posted:
https://vampirefreaks.com/group_entry/6912555

http://whitebison.org/WellBriety.aspx
lists all the official events. Check to see if there's anything in your family.

AL-ANON / ALATEEN
www.al-anon.alateen.org/
Al-Anon (which includes Alateen for younger members) has been offering hope and help to families and friends of alcoholics.

ALL US TRIBES: Main Access Mapindex
www.kstrom.net/isk/maps/usmapindex.html

IHS Behavioral Health
www.ihs.gov/medicalprograms/behavioral

Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center
www.miwrc.org

Mountain West ATTC
www.nattc.org

National Association for Children of Alcoholics (NACoA)
www.nacoa.org

National Indian Council on Aging
www.nicoa.org

National Indian Health Board
www.nihb.org

National Recovery Month
www.recoverymonth.gov

Native American Connections
www.nativeconnections.org

Native American Indian General Service Office of Alcoholics Anonymous
www.naigso-aa.org
The Native American Indian General Service Office of Alcoholics Anonymous functions to provide a vision of recovery, unity and service to the more than 500 sovereign Indian Nations in North America, which are recognized by the Federal Government.

Resources for Native American/Alaska Natives
www.health.org/index.htm
Site is brought to us from the NCADI (The National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information)

The National Native American AIDS Prevention Center (NNAAPC)
www.nnaapc.org

Please join the Algonquin Anishinabe Nation in their ongoing peaceful protest*, which has now evolved into a hunger strike by Grand Chief Verna Polson, at 100 Wellington, located on unceded and unsurrendered territory of the Algonquin Nation.

"To all people who stand in solidarity with the Algonquin Anishinabe First Nation, we ask that you visit our Grand Chief Verna Polson who is bravely camped at 100 Wellington St. in Ottawa for 11 days now and counting. The Grand Chief is protesting the disrespect the Government of Canada and the three NIOs are showing to the Algonquin People by not including them as full and equal partners, on whose lands Canada's Parliament Buildings are built. The Algonquin protocols are not being recognized and as titleholders to the land, we must protect it for the children of today and tomorrow. Our rights as a host nation are in jeopardy with this project. We will not be ignored.

We ask that you bring a tobacco tie, containing your prayer and good intentions of support. The Grand Chief will graciously receive your tobacco and keep it safely by her side to inspire and motivate her until the Algonquin Nation are full and equal partners. The tobacco gathered at the protest camp will then be feasted and offered into a sacred fire at a ceremonial site within the perimeters of Algonquin territory. Show your support! Show your respect!"

For the media release, click here <https://pbs.twimg.com/media/d-w0dmtxkaa70q7.jpg>.

Tag along on [your favourite microblog] <https://twitter.com/as_equals>and Facebook <https://www.facebook.com/algonquins-as-equal-partners-in-100-wellington-2355524051394124/> for regular updates and calls for support.

Visit Media Co-op's page for the full story, resources, and more coverage here <http://www.mediacoop.ca/story/algonquin-nation-protest-continues-ottawa-special/36874?fbclid=iwar0mw_pz4idibifcfmbaeqnw0pmqilfb9oyh0xtiyo3pvjyy9uxfy9unkxi>.


*This protest involves the 10 Algonquin Nation communities from Ontario and Quebec including Abitibiwinni, Barriere Lake, Kebaowek, Kitcisakik, Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg, LacSimon, Long Point, Timiskaming, Wahgoshig and Wolf Lake.

We stand with the #AlgonquinNation!

Idle No More
http://www.idlenomore.ca/

"When you are in the woods, you cannot ever be lost. You are
surrounded by friends and surrounded by God."
-- Joe Coyhis, STOCKBRIDGE-MUNSEE

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"I'm an Indian, I'm one of God's children."
-- Mathew King, LAKOTA 

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-- Chief Oren Lyons, ONONDAGA 

“We are called hollow bones for our people and for anyone else we can help, and we are not supposed to seek power for our personal use and honor.”

–Fools Crow, LAKOTA


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