Coming Up Tomorrow on American Indian Airwaves
Interview with Jimmy Castillo (Tongva/Gabrielino Nation), Spiritual Advisor, Chairman of the California Native American Chaplains Commission (CNACC) on human rights and religious rights abuse within the California Prison system. CNACC is a new start-up organization advocating for Native American Chaplains, the Native American Community and those incarcerated indigenous peoples within the California State Prison system.
Interview with Carrie Dann (Shoshone Nation), Grandmother, Western Shoshone Defense Project; Raymond Yowel (Shoshone Nation), Western Shoshone National Council Chief; Julie Fishel, Director of the Western Shoshone Land Recognition Project discusses the illegalities of President Bush's and the United States Congress decision to sign into law the Western Shoshone Distribution Bill (S 618/HR 884) which alleges to monetarily reimburse Shoshone peoples for the lands of Newe Segobia still owned and occupied by Western Shoshone.
Interview with Rebecca Robles (Juaneno/Acjachemem Nation), ( http://www.sacredsitesca.org ) discusses the San Juan Capistrano Planning Commission's decision on 6/13/04 to “Certify” the Environmental Impact Report allowing for further development of the San Juan Capistrano High School Sports Complex on top of the Acjachemem sacred site: Putiidhem, the fundraising event to save Putiidhem this Saturday at the Sacred Grounds Coffee Shop in San Pedro, and the Peace and Dignity Run scheduled for July 15th and 16th.
American Indian Airwaves can be heard every Wednesday from 3pm to 4pm (PCT) on FM 90.7 in Los Angeles, FM 98.7 in Santa Barbara, and streaming live on the web at http://www.kpfk.org with Real Media Player
Guest's Contact Information:
California Native American Chaplains Commission
P. O. Box 3945
Clovis, CA 93612-3945
email: cnacc@sbcglobal.net
Western Shoshone Defense Project
P.O. Box 211308
Crescent Valley, NV 89821
(1)(775) 468-0230 Phone (1)(775) 468-0237 Fax
Website: http://www.wsdp.org
Email: wsdp@igc.org
Western Shoshone National Council
P.O. Box 210
Indian Springs, NV 89018
(1)(775) 468-0230
Please also see:
Saving Sacred Sites: Putiidhem
http://www.sacredsitesca.org
Rebecca Robles email: rebecca@sacredsitesca.org, Phone Number: (1) (949) 369-0361
Save Putiidhem Fundraising event this July 17th, 2004 from 2pm to Midnight:
http://www.sacredsitesca.org/Newsletter%20&%20Calendar.htm
Sacred Grounds Coffee House
399 W. 6th St., San Pedro
(1) 310-514-0800
Peace and Dignity Run
http://www.sacredsitesca.org/Take%20Action/Peace%20&%20Dignity%20Run.htm
http://www.peaceanddignityjourneys2004.net
Contact: Fran Yorba (714) 322-1095 or Rebecca Robles (1)(949) 369-0361
Please also see the Western Shoshone “Payoff” Bill series in our Economics section.
And
Bush Lets Freedom Reign, by Steven Newcomb http://www.unobserver.com/index.php?pagina=layout5.php&id=1787&blz=1
Interview with Jimmy Castillo (Tongva/Gabrielino Nation), Spiritual Advisor, Chairman of the California Native American Chaplains Commission (CNACC) on human rights and religious rights abuse within the California Prison system. CNACC is a new start-up organization advocating for Native American Chaplains, the Native American Community and those incarcerated indigenous peoples within the California State Prison system.
Interview with Carrie Dann (Shoshone Nation), Grandmother, Western Shoshone Defense Project; Raymond Yowel (Shoshone Nation), Western Shoshone National Council Chief; Julie Fishel, Director of the Western Shoshone Land Recognition Project discusses the illegalities of President Bush's and the United States Congress decision to sign into law the Western Shoshone Distribution Bill (S 618/HR 884) which alleges to monetarily reimburse Shoshone peoples for the lands of Newe Segobia still owned and occupied by Western Shoshone.
Interview with Rebecca Robles (Juaneno/Acjachemem Nation), ( http://www.sacredsitesca.org ) discusses the San Juan Capistrano Planning Commission's decision on 6/13/04 to “Certify” the Environmental Impact Report allowing for further development of the San Juan Capistrano High School Sports Complex on top of the Acjachemem sacred site: Putiidhem, the fundraising event to save Putiidhem this Saturday at the Sacred Grounds Coffee Shop in San Pedro, and the Peace and Dignity Run scheduled for July 15th and 16th.
American Indian Airwaves can be heard every Wednesday from 3pm to 4pm (PCT) on FM 90.7 in Los Angeles, FM 98.7 in Santa Barbara, and streaming live on the web at http://www.kpfk.org with Real Media Player
Guest's Contact Information:
California Native American Chaplains Commission
P. O. Box 3945
Clovis, CA 93612-3945
email: cnacc@sbcglobal.net
Western Shoshone Defense Project
P.O. Box 211308
Crescent Valley, NV 89821
(1)(775) 468-0230 Phone (1)(775) 468-0237 Fax
Website: http://www.wsdp.org
Email: wsdp@igc.org
Western Shoshone National Council
P.O. Box 210
Indian Springs, NV 89018
(1)(775) 468-0230
Please also see:
Saving Sacred Sites: Putiidhem
http://www.sacredsitesca.org
Rebecca Robles email: rebecca@sacredsitesca.org, Phone Number: (1) (949) 369-0361
Save Putiidhem Fundraising event this July 17th, 2004 from 2pm to Midnight:
http://www.sacredsitesca.org/Newsletter%20&%20Calendar.htm
Sacred Grounds Coffee House
399 W. 6th St., San Pedro
(1) 310-514-0800
Peace and Dignity Run
http://www.sacredsitesca.org/Take%20Action/Peace%20&%20Dignity%20Run.htm
http://www.peaceanddignityjourneys2004.net
Contact: Fran Yorba (714) 322-1095 or Rebecca Robles (1)(949) 369-0361
Please also see the Western Shoshone “Payoff” Bill series in our Economics section.
And
Bush Lets Freedom Reign, by Steven Newcomb http://www.unobserver.com/index.php?pagina=layout5.php&id=1787&blz=1