Here is a cover of Trent Reznor's Hurt that Keith made himself for you the fans. Bless our beautiful Mother today and every day.
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Wednesday 22 April 2015
Tuesday 21 April 2015
Still Time to Submit Photos for Got Land? Video
Looking for a great Earth Day activity? If you haven't yet submitted a photo for the You Got Land? video, there is still time. This is a chance to bring some attention to a place you love, a place that is threatened, or has already found itself chopped up for corporate greed. Favorite hiking trail, proposed damn or mine site, sacrilegious real-estate development, government building or monument... get creative! Photos can be submitted to thendnkar@gmail.com
Oh, and tune in here at the NDN Kar tomorrow for a very special Earth Day surprise from the man at the wheel, Mr. Keith Secola himself!
Here are some great some gorgeous pics sent in by Jessica Foster and Marsha Winters of the Kootenay Columbia. Jessica writes: Sinixt Land and Kootenay Columbia River. You see Teck in the background.
The Sinixt people on the north side of the border were once deemed extinct by our government. Until the local people could prove their DNA when a sacred burial ground was being dug up for a roadway.
The Kootenay Columbia has been dammed up in several places devastating the Sinixt people along the river in particular the Coleville tribe.
Want to get involved? Here's how:
Oh, and tune in here at the NDN Kar tomorrow for a very special Earth Day surprise from the man at the wheel, Mr. Keith Secola himself!
The Sinixt people on the north side of the border were once deemed extinct by our government. Until the local people could prove their DNA when a sacred burial ground was being dug up for a roadway.
The Kootenay Columbia has been dammed up in several places devastating the Sinixt people along the river in particular the Coleville tribe.
1. Make a poster with the words
“Got Land? Thank an NDN” on it.
“Got Land? Thank an NDN” on it.
2. Take a picture of yourself holding it:
a. at a rally
b. your favourite place in nature
c. an ecological war zone (i.e. tar sands, Mount Polley,
dam sites, etc)
dam sites, etc)
d. steps of a government building
e. any place that speaks to you on Turtle Island
4. Please only send photos that belong to you and
you have permission to use.
you have permission to use.
5. We ask for no profanity, as we would like to make
this video in a good way for the children and elders too.
this video in a good way for the children and elders too.
6. Feel free to substitute “Thank an Inuk” for all of you far
Northerners out there. Settler allies are welcome to
participate, also.
Northerners out there. Settler allies are welcome to
participate, also.
We will do our best to include every submission we receive, but cannot guarantee usage of all images submitted. Inclusion will be based on creativity and how big the statement you make is.
Wednesday 11 February 2015
Got Land? Thank an NDN -- More Pics
If you haven't yet sent in your pictures for Keith's You Got Land? video it isn't too late. Here's some of the latest submissions, sent in from Sherri Rinkel-MacKay from Bragg Creek in Southern Alberta, Canada, taken on her vacation. Picturesque, quirky, and thought provoking. It looked like Sherri had so much fun...we just had to share all of these with you! Email your own to thendnkar@gmail.com
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A big thank you to Sherri and to everyone who has submitted a picture for the video!
Want to get involved? Here's how:
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Valley Of Fire State Park
Moapa Paiute sacred territory
Pacific Beach in San Diego
A big thank you to Sherri and to everyone who has submitted a picture for the video!
Want to get involved? Here's how:
1. Make a poster with the words
“Got Land? Thank an NDN” on it.
“Got Land? Thank an NDN” on it.
2. Take a picture of yourself holding it:
a. at a rally
b. your favourite place in nature
c. an ecological war zone (i.e. tar sands, Mount Polley,
dam sites, etc)
dam sites, etc)
d. steps of a government building
e. any place that speaks to you on Turtle Island
4. Please only send photos that belong to you and
you have permission to use.
you have permission to use.
5. We ask for no profanity, as we would like to make
this video in a good way for the children and elders too.
this video in a good way for the children and elders too.
6. Feel free to substitute “Thank an Inuk” for all of you far
Northerners out there. Settler allies are welcome to
participate, also.
Northerners out there. Settler allies are welcome to
participate, also.
We will do our best to include every submission we receive, but cannot guarantee usage of all images submitted. Inclusion will be based on creativity and how big the statement you make is.
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