Indian
Voices Newsletter
Happenings in the Indian
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a Native magazine published every two months
Congratulations!
To Sky
Black Elk Volkman and Nicole for the birth of their baby boy, Kyden, in
May, 2008. To John Gritts for his new job at the
U.S.
Department of Education, Denver Regional Office, Federal Student Aid as
the SIS Cluster Lead. To Diamond Rattler for graduating from Lincoln
High School and receiving two scholarships to attend the Community
College of Denver. To Anpo Charging Thunder (Parents are: Carol Iron
Rope-Herrera and Tillo Herrera), Anpo is a mother of six who graduated
from
medical school from the University of Nebraska College of Medicine. She
will be doing her residency in Omaha, NE. To
all of the graduates! These
are
wonderful
accomplishments!
Congrats
to you all!
Happy
Birthday To People Born in July! To Linda
Arroyo-Holstrum, Errol Ball, Mara Chapa, Lakota Clairmont, Ronnie
Gutierrez Sr.,
Jackie Gray, Zemmy Hall, Cindy Hannah, Chuck Hedin, Charlie Hill,
Ashley Hulsey, Micka King, Donna Langston, Julian Locust, April
Martinez, Gabe
& Isabella McDonald, Gwen Morin, Corrine Morton, Lynda Pete, Thomas
"TJ" Pulliam, Emma Ragona, Orion Dinsmore-Rouillard, Jerod Tate, Karen
Wilde,
Roberta Yazzie and anyone else having a July birthday! I need July
birthdays!
Happy
Birthday To People Born In June! To Jennifer Abeita,
Lyndsey Autaubo, Monica Ball, Sharon Bohnsteadt, Antonio
Charging Thunder, Lena & Leila El-Senussi,
Olivia Gutierrez, Shilo Hembrough, Brandon Howell, Nena Howell, Joshua
I'atala,
Bo Johnson, Jimmy Locust Jr., Judy Lujan, Heidi McCann,
Melody McCoy, Julia and Liz Montour,
Matthew Mousseau, Diamond Rattler, David Redhorse, Erica Rodrigues,
Iris Rouillard,
Tashina
Dinsmore Rouillard, Dana Allison Running
Enemy, Gerald Running Enemy, Margaret Tranekier,
Joanne Shenandoah, Mary Youngblood, Morning Star Yazzie, Rochelle
"Shelley" Yazzie, and anyone else having
a June birthday! I need July birthdays!
Prayers are Needed! Pray for Merle
Catches, Willie
Wolf, Willow
Jack, Susan
Yellow Horse,
Yvette
Zotigh, Pursilla Martinez - Nikki Ternary's daughter, and anyone
else
needing Prayers at this time. Pray for those that are having
surgery or recovering from surgery, especially Cindy
Hannah, Creason
Pipe on Head.
They all need your
prayers and positive thoughts because it's hard being ill. Your prayers
are very important and help people recover faster!
Heartfelt Sympathy! To Vivian Delgado who lost her
father in May, 2008. To Judy Lujan and family for
the death of her daughter Kerry Lujan, on May 20, 2008. To the family of Paula Gunn
Allen who died in May, 2008. To Penny Bishop for the death of her
brother, Tom Hey who died in Oklahoma. To the Howell and Monroe
families of Betty
Lou Howell who died
in June, 2008. To the family of Joyce Vigil who died in June, 2008. To
Jesse Harragarra and family for the death of her husband Vernon who
passed away on Thursday, June 19, 2008. To Susie Pumpkinseed, Anselma
Mitchell and everyone else in Anna Mitchell's family who died July 2,
2008. To
anyone
else who has
recently lost a family
member in the Indian community. Our
prayers are with the families in their time of sorrow and mourning. May
they all
rest in peace!
Tribal Paths
Exhibit at Colorado Historical Society, Museum
hours are Monday-Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and Sunday from
noon-5:00 p.m. Cost of tickets are $7 for adults, $6 for students and
seniors, and $5 for youth (6-12) Children 5 and under are free. Call
(303) 866-3682 or look at http://www.coloradohistory.org/
for more information.
They are also looking for contemporary artists to have their art
displayed.
Yoga,
Thursdays from 5:45-7:00 p.m. at NACR, 393 S. Harlan Street, Suite 125,
in Lakewood, CO. Call Denise at (303) 975-2449 for more information.
NAPO
Let's Walk, Saturdays,
starting June 21, 2008, for six weeks from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. at
O'Kane Park, 7101 West 1st
Avenue, in Lakewood, CO. (on 1st Avenue between Sheridan &
Wadsworth). They will not be walking on July 5. For more information on
the walking program contact Marsha
Whiting, Fitness Coordinator at (303) 489-2802 or email her at
tasunka_numpa_win@yahoo.com
You can also contact Denise Lindstrom, Project Director at linstromd@comcast.net or
(303)975-2449.
Northern Ute 40th Annual 4th of July
Celebration, Thursday-Saturday, July 3-6, 2008, at Fort
Duchesne, UT. The website is http://www.utetribe.com/
Call A.J. at (435) 724-3553; Dan at (435) 724-2451; or
Mariah at (435) 722-8541 or email powwowvendors@utetribe.com
for more information.
110th 4th of July Arlee Pow Wow,
Friday-Sunday, July 4-6, 2008, at the Pow wow Grounds in Arlee,
Montana. (406)675-2700 for more information.
13th
Annual Pechanga Pow wow, Friday-Sunday, July 4-6, 2008, at the
Pechanga Resort & Casino, Temecula, CA. 877-711-2WIN; email npico@pechanga.com and look at http://www.pechanga.com for more
information.
9th Rosebud Casino Powwow,
Friday-Monday, July 4-7, 2008, at the Rosebud Casino, in Rosebud, SD.
Call 800-786-7673 and look at http://www.rosebudcasino.com
for more information.
141st
Sisseton - Wahpeton Oyate Pow Wow, Friday-Sunday, July 4-6,
2008, at the Wacipi Agency Village, in Sisseton, SD. Call (605)
380-7305; email info@swo-powwow.com
and look at http://www.swo-powwow.com
36th
Oneida Pow wow, Friday-Sunday, July 4-6, 2008, at the Norbert
Hill Center, in Oneida, WI. Admission: $10 for the weekend pass or $5 a
day. 60 and older and 10 years and younger are free! Open to the
public. Hand Drum special. Call 800-236-2214; email lpowless@oneidanation.org
and look at http://www.oneidanation.org
for more information.
FREE
Saturday at the Denver Art Museum, Saturday, July 5 2008,
from
9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. at the Denver Art Museum , 100 W. 14th Avenue
Parkway, in Denver, CO. Free general admission tickets are available to
CO residents on Martin Plaza starting at 8:30 a.m. to get in at 9:30
a.m. Availability is limited! Look at http://www.denverartmuseum.org/
or call (720) 865-5000 for more information.
Fancy Dance Good Luck Lion, An Experimental
Performance Work Created By Jason Lujan, Thursday-Friday,
July 10-11, 2008, at the Smithsonian National Museum of American
Indian, One Bowling Green, New York City, NY (212) 514-3709. Look at http://www.AmericanIndian.si.edu
for more information.
Arikara Celebration,
Friday-Sunday, July 11-13, 2008, at the White Shield Celebration
Grounds, in White Shield , ND. Call (701) 743-4087 or email mhunter@mhanation.com and look
at http://www.mhanation.com for
Prairie
Island Dakota Wacipi Celebration, Friday-Sunday, July 11-13,
2008, at the Powwow Grounds in Prairie
Island, Minnesota. Vendors can call Byron White at (651)267-4097. Call
800-554-5473 ext. 3023,
and look at http://www.prairieisland.org
for more information.
23rd Taos
Pueblo Pow Wow, Friday-Sunday, July 11-13, 2008, at the Pow Wow
Grounds, in Taos, New
Mexico. Call (505) 758-1028; info@taospueblopowwow.com
for more information.
Indian Pow
Wow Dance Expo, Saturday, July 12, 2008, in Riverton City Park,
Riverton, WY. Call 800-325-2732 and look at http://www.rivertonchamber.org
for more information.
14th Annual Christmas in July-Native Food
Concessions and Craft Fair, Saturday, July 12, 2008, from
10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Navajo tacos, mutton stew, frybread, baked goods
as well as Arts & Crafts, silver/Turquoise jewelry will be
featured. It will be held at the Denver Christian Indian Center, 501 S.
Pearl (corner of Virginia & Pearl) in Denver, CO. Call (303)
733-3693. Vendors can call Fannie at (303) 682-9540. You can also email
Christian_Indian_center@msn.com
15th Indigenous Environmental Network
Protecting Mother Earth Conference, Thursday-Sunday, July
17-20, 2008, at the South Fork Pow Wow Grounds in Lee, Nevada. (22
miles south of Elko, Nevada). Traditional gathering. Meals provided.
Bring your own eating utensils. Donations are welcome but not required,
please leave dogs and pets at home. Hosted by the Western Shoshone
Defense Project (WSDP), sponsored by the Indigenous Environmental
Network (IEN). Contact Simone Senogles, IEN (218)751-4967 email simone@ienearth.org or Larson
Bill, WSDP, (775)468-0230, email: wsdp@igc.org.
Tell whoever answers, you are calling about the conference. You can
also look at http://www.ienearth.org
for more information.
RMICC Business Resource Luncheon Meeting,
Thursday, July 17, 2008, at the Rocky Mountain Indian Chamber of
Commerce office, 924 West Colfax, Room 301, in Denver, CO. It is held
from 11:30 am. to 1:00 p.m. Look at http://www.rmicc.org
for more information. RSVP to Kim at (303) 629-0102 or info@rmicc.org
35th Honor the Earth Pow Wow,
Thursday-Sunday, July 17-20, 2008, at LCO Pow Wow Grounds, in Hayward,
WI. Call (715) 634-8924; email:
lco_hte@yahoo.com and look at
http://www.lcoschools.bia.edu
for information.
56th Tulsa Powwow,
Friday-Sunday, July 18-20, 2008, at the Tulsa Convention Center, in
Tulsa, OK. Call (918) 671-2417, and look at http://www.tulsapowwow.org for
more information
35th Little Beaver Contest Pow Wow,
Friday-Sunday, July 18-20, 2008, at the Dulce Fairgrounds, in Dulce,
NM. Call (505)759-4275 or email jicarilla@online.com
for more information.
2008 KCIE Summer Outdoor Concert,
Saturday, July 19, 2008, at 12:30 p.m. beginning at Dulce Park, in
Dulce New Mexico during the Little Beaver Celebration. This free event
will feature James and Ernie, Native Roots, Ethnic de Generation and
Rocking Horse. Contact Lisa Vigil-Gomez, or Annette Martinez at (575)
759-3681 or email KCIE@Zianet.com
for more information.
Flandreau
Santee Powwow, Friday-Sunday, July 18-20, 2008, at the powwow
grounds in Flandreau, SD. Call (605)997-3891 or look at http://www.santeesioux.com for
more information.
54th
Northern Arapaho Pow Wow, Friday-Sunday, July 18-20, 2008, at
the Pow Wow Grounds, in Arapaho, WY. Call (307) 714-1232 or (307)
851-3946, email northernarapahopowwow@yahoo.com
14th Annual Native American Celebration In
The Park, Thursday, July 24, 2008, All Day at Liberty
Park, 500 E. 900 S., in Salt lake City, Utah. This is a Community
Cultural Festival with an Intertribal Powwow, Food Booths, Art and
Crafts, Fireworks, Children's Play Area and Multi-Cultural
Entertainment. Bring your own chairs. For more information: Call Cal
Nez at (801)533-9503 and look at http://www.nacip.com
Smoking River Powwow,
Friday-Saturday, July 25-26, 2008, in Meeker, CO. Look at http://www.smokingriverpowwow.com/
or Email llockwood@fs.fed.us
for more
information.
142nd Winnebago Homecoming,
FRiday-Sunday, July 24-27, 2008, at Veteran's Park, in Winnebago,
Nebraska. Call (402) 878-3222 or (402) 878-2272; email info@winnebagotribe.com and
look at http://www.winnebagotribe.com
for more information.
Community Voices Bingo Night,
Wednesday, August 6, 2008, from 5:30-8:00 p.m. Win donated
prizes! Concession will be open. 25 cents per card to play. This will
be held
at the Denver Indian Center, Farrell Howell Gym, 4407 Morrison Road, in
Denver, CO. Call (303) 936-2688 or look at http://www.denverindiancenter.org
for more information.
2008 Crow
Fair Celebration, Thursday-Monday, August 14-18, 2008, at Crow
Agency, Montana. Contact Albert Gros Ventre at (406) 638-3778 or email:
albert@crownation.net for
more information.
NCIPA Fall Pow Wow, Saturday,
October 11, 2008, at the Northside Aztlan Community Center, 112 E.
Willow, in Fort Collins, CO. Look at http://www.fortnet.org/PowWow/events.html
for more information.
Lakota,
Dakota, Nakota Language Summit: Uniting the Seven Council Fires to Save
the Language, Tuesday-Thursday, November 11-13, 2008, at the
Ramkota Hotel, in Rapid City, SD. Call Mike at (605) 867-6193; email mike@tuswecatiospaye.org
and look at http://www.tuswecatiospaye.org
to see how you can help and for more information.
EDUCATION NEWS.
Adams 12 Five Star
Schools 2008-2009
Tuesdays, K-12
after school and Thursdays Native American enrichment class takes
place from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Malley Drive Elementary, 1300 Malley
Drive, Northglenn, CO. Call John Emhoolah, Title VII
American Indian Program Coordinator at (720) 972-4025 for more
information.
Boulder Preparatory High School is
seeking applications from Native Americans from Boulder Valley Schools
and St. Vrain School Districts to Attend a Year-Long School.
They have an American Indian focus program which includes courses in
Native American History, Current Issues for Native America, 500
Nations, Lakota Language and Culture, etc. Contact the registrar at
(303) 545-6186 for a school tour. The school is year round and they
will be taking a break until June, 2008. Look at
their website at http://www.BoulderPrep.org
for more information. They are looking for a Special Ed teacher.
Jeffco Indian
Education, After
School Homework Help & Tutoring, will start in the Fall, 2008
semester, at Brady Exploration School, 5290 West
Ohio
Avenue, in
Lakewood, CO. Call Jason
Firestone, Program Coordinator about all Jeffco activities at (303)
982-0389 or email jfiresto@jeffco.k12.co.us
Call
Mark Bean, P.A.C. Chair at (720) 338-8865 for questions about the next
Indian Parent meeting.
Extensive new public education website on the Arapaho Tribe. Dr.
Cowell and his students have worked on this website. Parts of the
old Arapaho Project site are on line at http://www.colorado.edu/cilw/newarapproj2.htm
Call Andrew Cowell at (303) 492-8270 for more information.
Cafe' Cultura
Open Mic Night for
Red & Brown Unity! 2nd Friday of every month at
7:30 p.m., at the Denver Inner City Parish, 9th & Galapago Street,
2 blocks east of Santa Fe on the NE corner) in Denver, CO. Come express
yourself creatively or just chill out with
your
people. Everyone is welcome! Free! All ages Open Mike Night. July
11, 2008, is the date
for July.
For more information: cafe_cultura@yahoo.com
(720)
436-1830 and look at http://www.myspace.com/cafecultura
The Colorado Mountain Ranch Summer Day Camp
offers Mountain Adventure & Focus Programs for ages 7-16. 7:45 a.m.
-5:15 p.m. M - F. Boulder bus service. Traditional and Innovative
activities: from Western Horseback riding, swimming, archery,
gymnastics, immersion in the outdoors and nature to mountainboarding,
American Indian stories, and experiences in sustainable living. The
Ranch is in Gold
Hill, west of Boulder, CO.
The Walker Family and the Mountain
Summers Scholarship Fund offers scholarships for Boulder Indian youth
for the CMR Summer Day Camp. Contact Lynn Walker at (303)
442-4557 or email her at lynn@coloradomountainranch.com.
Look at their website at http://www.coloradomountainranch.com/
CHEYENNE VISIONS II,
explore
Cheyenne Life With a New Web Resource From the Denver Art Museum, look
at their website at http://www.denverartmuseum.org/cheyennevisions2
Sallie Mae Offers
Advice to College Bound High School Seniors: When It Comes to Getting
Money to Pay for College, the Early Bird Gets the Worm, FAFSA -
Free Application for Federal Student Aid - May be Submitted Beginning
January 1, 2008. The form is available on line at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/ Sallie
Mae's College Answer has tools and information to simplify the
application process and help families navigate the process. Visit www.CollegeAnswer.com/fafsa
for more information.
Public Services Announcements
Native American Women's Association
located in Colorado Springs, CO. If you questions call (719)
593-0165. There are having a business meeting on July 6, 2008, from 1:00 -
3:00 p.m. at
Penrose Library at the southwest
corner of Kiowa & Cascade, in CO Springs, CO. A monthly newsletter
called the Indian
Community News can be sent to you. Call (719) 210-9948 or email csNDNnews@aol.com
Carolena Jackson,
the Title VII Indian Education Program Coordinator in Colorado
Springs School District D11 states that the elementary schools slated
for after school tutoring classes are at Whittier, Adams Twain, and
Jefferson. The middle schools are North, Mann, Sabin, and Jenkins. All
classes will be after the school day. Announcement of the dates for the
Indian Education Parent Committee will also be made in the Fall, 2008.
Contact
the Grants
office at (719) 520-2365 for more information..
Rocky
Mountain Indian Chamber has Colorado American Indian Scholars
Specialty License Plates that Benefit Scholarship Fund, You
need not be an American Indian
or a student to buy a plate, just have a desire to support the higher
education of deserving Indian students. The proceeds go to a
scholarship for American Indian Colorado residents who attend a
Colorado institution of higher learning. You need to purchase a
certificate from the Rocky Mountain Indian Chamber for $25 to take to
your Motor Vehicle department in order to buy a plate. The procedure is
explained more fully on the RMICC website at http://www.rmicc.org/ You may also
purchase your certificate on line through the Chamber or visit their
offices at 924 W. Colfax Avenue, Suite 104F, in Denver, CO 80204. The
office phone number for the Indian Chamber is (303)629-0102. Kim
Cameron is the Director. Her email is info@rmicc.org
You can also get your license plates application at the Denver
Indian Center, 4407 Morrison Road, in Denver, CO. The DIC website is http://www.denverindiancenter.org/
Prayer Ceremonies are every
1st and 3rd Sunday of the month at Four Winds Survival Project, 5th
& Bannock, in Denver, CO. They start at 10:00 a.m. and will end
with a brunch. Please bring some food or drinks to share.
Shannon Francis Has Baby
Items and Clothing /household bank out of her home. She
networks with CANA and others. Call her at (303) 691-1620 or email her
at rezchiz@msn.com if you need
anything. She also needs additional storage for the extra clothing and
items that she cannot keep.
Kateri Catholic Community - American
Indian Catholic Church, has Mass is every Sunday at 10:00 a.m.
at
1020 Upham Street, in Lakewood, CO. Chaplin: Rev. John Gibbons (303)
274-7729. Deacon Bill Stow, (303) 868-2780.
Native American A A Speaker Meeting, Last Saturday of every month, at the
Christian Indian Center, 501 South
Pearl Street, in Denver, CO. Doors open at 5:00 p.m., a small meal
will be served at 5:45 p.m. Speaker meeting at 6:30 p.m. A basket will
be
passed to cover the food cost. Call Richard Silversmith at (720)
244-0896 and look at http://www.denvercic.org
for more information.
Crosswinds Project: Attorney Services
& Mentoring for American
Indian Youth Ages 11-17. Contact Shannon Francis, North
American Indian Legal Services, (NAILS), 1710 South Balsam Street, in
Lakewood, CO 80232; (303) 691-1620, rezchiz@msn.com
for
more information about mentoring, or donating money.
Native American Connection, needs
financial donations to pay for storage of donated items as well as a
truck for rental and diesel fuel to get the donation to the Cheyenne
River Sioux reservation. Marion Clifford is the Director of the Native
American Connections, PO Box 18774, Boulder, CO 80308 (303) 665-7303.
Look at http://www.nachome.org
Dine' of Colorado web
sites are:
http://www.DinehofDenver.com with a Discussion Board. It's purpose
is to bring the Navajo in Northern Colorado together, to teach the
children the language and culture and support Navajo Businesses.
Contact Genevieve Toledo at GenBToldeo@DinehofDenver.com
if you have questions and for more information.
The Native Workforce
Program - Work Experience and Vocational Training at the Denver
Indian Center, 4407 Morrison Road, in Denver, CO offers free classes
for adults (18+) "Computer Essentials
Class". Learn Microsoft Office
2000 Essentials. It starts June 23,
2008, with Four
Weeks Paid
Training. Earn up to $300 for completion of class. Job Search Class is Four weeks paid
training. Learn to Brush Up on Your Job
Search
Techniques. Classes vary - Call for details! Earn up to $300 in
payments
and assistance. Classes start June 24,
2008. Work
Experience and
Vocational Training are
also training programs. Eligibility Requirements for all Classes and
Native Workforce Programs are you must be American Indian with a tribal
ID or letter of certification of degree of Indian blood. Must be
unemployed and seeking permanent employment with proof of income for
past six months. State ID and social security card. Application Hours:
M - Th. from 9 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. & 1:00 - 3:30 p.m. at 4407
Morrison Road, in Denver, CO. Call them at (303)936-2688 ext. 13 for
more information. Look at their website at http://www.denverindiancenter.org/
for
more information.
"DIC Family and Community
Resources," are Emergency Food Bank, on Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 9:00 -11:45 a.m. Emergency Referrals and Information,
and Volunteer Opportunities are available. Call (303)936-2688.
Community Voice Gathering, 1st
Wednesday of every month from
5:30 - 7:00 p.m. at the Denver Indian
Center, Farrell Howell Gym, 4407 Morrison Road, Denver, CO 80219.
Everyone is invited! Please bring a potluck item to share.
DIC Emergency Preparedness Elder Planning
Pilot, Thursdays, ( June 26, 2008), twice a month from
11:30
a.m.
- 1:00 p.m. at the Denver Indian Center. A healthy lunch will be served
at every meeting. The meetings began in March and will end in July,
2008. Everyone who is 55 years old in 2008 or older in the Denver
Indian community is invited to attend. If you have any questions,
please call Ruth Starr at (303) 936-2688 ext. 127 for more information.
" DIC Youth Program",
DIC
Native Youth Program, new summer classes. Everyone is welcome! It
starts Tuesday, June 3, 2008. Dance and Drum Practice. Practice only.
Native Regalia making, bring your own material! There
is a Youth night
activities on Wednesdays, from 5:30 -
6:45 p.m.
is for 4-10 year olds with arts and crafts and fitness. 6:45 - 8:00
p.m. is for the 11-18 year olds and they will be playing volleyball or
basketball. They are also having after school open computer lab.
Look
at http://www.denverindiancenter.org/
or contact tanksi@denverindiancenter.org
or Ella Morton at the
Native Youth Program,
Denver Indian Center, 4407
Morrison Road, in Denver, CO. (303)936-2688 ext. 150 for Tanksi and
ext. 119 for Ella.
WASNA: The Lakota
Fast Food is for sale: Contact Geraldine Goes In Center at Spukasniwin@hotmail.com or
call her at (605)348-8594 to order 1 oz. Buffalo Wasna made with
raisins, cranberries and chokecherries - $3.25 1 oz. Corn Meal Wasna
made with raisins, cranberries and chokecherries - $2.00. 1 lb. Buffalo
Wasna - $30. 1 lb. Corn Mean Wasna- $16.00. Mail orders are available.
This food is great for diabetics!
Denver
Indian Health & Family Services, are now at 1633
Fillmore Street, Ground
level,
in Suite GL-1, Denver, CO 80206. (between Colfax and 17th, just east of
East High
School and south of City Park). Phone
(303) 781- 4050. Call them to see what services and clinics they have
available. They are updating their website but you can look
at http://www.dihfs.org for
information. They have the new N7 Nike shoes that you can order. Call
and
ask for Troy Stevens.
Denver Indian
Family Resource Center, 393 S. Harlan, Suite 100, (Belmar East
II Building), in Lakewood, CO. Call (303) 871-8035 for support,
referrals and Indian Child Welfare Advocacy for families that are
involved with county departments of social services. Please call if you
have questions on child welfare issues, youth prevention programs or
need information on tribal enrollment process. The website is http://www.difrc.org
Promoting Responsible Fatherhood Program, is
held
every Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m. This is an educational opportunity for
fathers wanting to strengthen their parenting skills. They have added a co-ed group
that will also meet on Wednesday evenings from 6:00-8:00 p.m.
The co-ed group will focus on couples and women in single parent
households. The groups will start on June 25, 2008, and will follow a
12 session curriculum of the Fatherhood is Sacred program. For more
information please contact
Thompson Williams/Fatherhood Project Coordinator at (303) 871-8035 ext.
242 or twilliams@difrc.org
You can also call Lance Allrunner. He also works with
him as the Fatherhood Assistant at ext. 245. His email is lallrunner@difrc.org
SAMSHA-Circle of Care-Keeping the Circle
Whole Project has presented the needs assessment findings, and will be
coming back to groups and places that were surveyed to show you our
findings this Spring, 2008. We are going into our last
year of research on
children's mental health in the seven counties in the Denver metro
area that will end on September 30, 2008. Look at our
website for more updates and information.
http://www.difrc.org/
Circle of Healing
Pre-Treatment Support Group at DIFRC, Thursdays, from 5:00-6:30
p.m. On site childcare is provided. No fee to attend the class.
Criteria: Parents with young children and substance abuse issues. Call
Susan Yellow Horse at (303) 871-8035 ext. 226 for further information.
Sessions are held at DIFRC.
Program of American Indian Youth
Leaders (PAIYL), Meet Bi-monthly on Mondays from 6:00-8:00
p.m. Criteria- Must be a member of a Native American tribe
between the ages of 12-18
and a member of the following groups: Dance Troupe, Girl Scouts, Summer
Youth camp and youth in the
community.
Call Carrie Howell at (303) 871-8035 ext. 235 or email her at
chowell@difrc.org for more
information..
The American Indian Nurturing Parenting
Program at DIFRC is held on Tuesdays
starting July 8, 2008, from 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. This
Program is a free, 16 week group based program where parents and
children learn about empathy, appropriate behaviors, brain development,
rewards and punishments, praise and self-esteem, non-violent discipline
and ways to have fun as a family. The American Indian Nurturing
Parenting program will offer: (2) Parent Groups, Youth Group ages 5-11,
American Indian stories and games, childcare (for Siblings under 5). They are actively recruiting
for the baby group! Call Carrie Howell at (303)
871-8035 ext. 235 for additional information and registration.
American Indian Kinship Care Program,
Second Monday of each month at
DIFRC from 5:00-7:00 p.m. If you are one of the many kin who is raising
a relative's child, this group is for you! Childcare and refreshments
provided. To confirm child care or for more info call Jeannie
Berzinskas (303)742-0823 ext. 620 or Teresa Bernie Fresquez at
(303)871-8035 ext. 223.
American Indian
College Fund , 8333 Greenwood Blvd., Denver, CO 80221. Their
phone number is (303)426-8900. They have a job opening. Look at
their web site to order coats, blankets, cards and gifts from
them and look at the job openings at http://www.collegefund.org/
Native American Cancer
Research Events,
Call Rose Lee at
(303)975-2449 to schedule an appointment for a Well Women's Native
Women screening. Please call Audrey at (303) 975-2449 for more
information
and to sign up.
NACR
Headquarters Mailing Address: Native American Cancer Research, 3022
South Nova Road, Pine, CO 80470-7830. Phone (303)838-9359. Their
website is http://www.NatAmCancer.org
Native American Cancer Research Office Has Moved, 393 S.
Harlan Street, Suite 125, in Lakewood, CO 80226.
Email: NatAmLisaH@aol.com and NatAmRose@aol.com Call Lisa Harjo,
Rose Lee or Denise Lindstrom at (303) 975-2449. If no one is available.
Please
leave
your name and phone number and someone will call you back as soon as
possible.
Native American
Survivor's network 1-800-537-8295
"Ancient Voices" Exhibit at the Colorado
History Museum, 1300 Broadway, in Denver, CO. Call (303)
866-4686 or visit http://www.coloradohistory.org/
Eagle Plume's Fine
Arts & Crafts of the American Indian, located at 9853 Highway 7
in Allenspark, CO. (10 miles south of Estes Park on Hwy. 7). Call (303)
747-2861, email info@eagleplume.com
and look at http://www.eagleplume.com/
for more information.
Book Announcement: You're Not Indian,
You're Mexican by Vivian Delgado, Ph.D. For a copy of this book,
please send check or money order to Turtle Island Press, 720 Marble
Street, in Broomfield, CO 80020 for $16.99 + $2.05 tax and $2.96. Total
$22. For lectures or book readings please call or email yoemem334@aol.com or leave a
message at (303) 469-0804.
Shawn Michael Perry's website is
http://shawn-m-perry.freeservers.com Email him at shawnperry@usa.net
Atoll , Contact Cary Morin at mailto:cary@theatoll.comor look at
http://theatoll.com/ to book them
and for the Atoll concert schedule.
Blackfire's website is http://www.blackfire.net/
Native Nations, is a weekly Radio
Program, featuring National, Regional, and local Native Musicians and
their music. It can be heard every Tuesday evening from 8-10 p.m. MST
on KRFC, Fort Collins, CO. It is also on line at http://www.krfcfm.org It is produced
by Bo Johnson, Media Communications Specialist, professional musician
and member of the Native American Music Association. Email Bo at sjohnson3187@aol.com (Website will
be coming soon)!
First Nations Radio
News is a weekly segment of headlines, interviews, features and music
from the Native nations. FNRN Radio Broadcast schedule: KRFC 88.9
FM or stream at http://www.krfcfm.org
Tuesdays: News on the Range 7:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
Producer Jamie Folsom is a freelance journalist, RRS Coordinator for
Public Service News Service and news producer with radio station KRFC
88.9 FM. Email her at JamieFNews@Yahoo.com
Look at http://FirstNationsRadioNews.blogspot.com
for more information.
KILI radio in Porcupine, SD. The Voice of the Lakota Nation! They
are selling calendars & t-shirts. Send your money orders/checks to:
KILI Radio, Lakota Communications, Inc. P.O. Box 150,
Porcupine, SD 57702. (605) 867-5002. Their internet is working and
you
can get them on line at http://www.kiliradio.org/
NativeRadio.com is an
website for Native Music.
Tune into Navajo Nation radio
on-line at http://www.KTNNOnline.com
Native Lacrosse,
Saturday Program:
Spring/Summer
(April-October) hours are 10:00-12:00 p.m. Fall/Winter (November-March)
hours are 1:30-3:30
p.m. . If Inclement Contact
Mike Liebman (303) 321-0578. The The Saturday Program is at Harvey Park field
located at West Evans and South Patton vicinity, in south Denver, CO.
Lacrosse is a fast exciting game to play & watch. Requiring speed,
stamina and athletic ability and has been called the fastest game on
two feet! The sessions are led by adult coaches with older youth
assisting. Sticks are provided. The Saturday sessions give everyone a
chance to learn and play the game. After short instruction and a drill
period, all participants play a game. Half time sessions often include
short talks on health, the importance of being drug and alcohol free,
the different tribal traditions and legends of the game and its
spiritual origin. Family members bring refreshments, visit and often
join in the games. For more information go to www.nativelax.org You can also
contact Mike Leibman at (303)321-0578 or email him at Info@nativelax.org for questions
or comments.
Look at the Native
American Holocaust Museum's website at http://www.nahm.org/
IAIA Contemporary
Native Art Museum and Store Friday-Sunday, January-December,
2008, at the Institute of American Indian Arts Museum, 108 Cathedral
Place, Santa Fe, NM 87501. Call
(505)983-8900 or look at their web site at www.iaia.edu
for information.
Colorado Directory of
American Indian Resources, They are updating the Resource
Directory so call Ernest to update your information for the 2008
on-line edition. Look at it on-line at www.colorado.gov/ltgovernor/initiatives/indianaffairs.html
or Call Ernest House Jr. (303)866-3027 for more information.
The Radio Reading
Service of the Rockies is a non profit news and information
service that provides access to printed material not available through
another resource and covers all of Colorado. Volunteers read from local
newspapers and other publications and broadcasts 24 hours per day,
seven days a week. If you would like more information about RRSR and
their services, please call (303)786-7777 or visit their web site at http://www.rrsr.org/
Job Announcements
Director
of Finance, and Education
Specialist at the
National Native American AIDS Prevention Center in Denver, CO. Please
send a cover letter with salary requirements, resume & writing
example via email only to Warren Jimenez, Executive Director at jobinfo@nnaapc.org For more
information about qualifications and how to apply, please go to http://www.nnaapc.org
Development
Officer, and Program Administrative Assistant at
the American Indian College Fund. Please submit a letter of interest,
resume, salary requirements and a writing sample (maximum of three to
four pages). Position open until filled. Send application materials to:
American Indian College Fund, Gina Del Castillo, Human Resources
Manager, Scholarship Grant Administrator Search Committee, or Program
Administrative Assistant Search Committee, 8333
Greenwood Boulevard, Denver, CO 80221. (303) 426-8900 (office) (303)
426-1200 (Fax) or email her at
gdelcastillo@collegefund.org
Remote Sensing Intern Position, at
the US Office of Surface Mining, Western Regional Office, in Denver,
CO. Transcripts may be required for proof of experience in Remote
Sensing software and applications. Submit your resume and letter of
interest to Louis Hamm at
lhamm@osmre.gov
Bilingual NonViolence K-8 Educator, Development Associate and Spanish
Bilingual Outreach Children's Counselor, for
the
Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence. Send your resume and
cover letter to: hr@safehousealliance.org
or mail to HR: Safehouse Progressive
Alliance for Nonviolence (SPAN), 835 North Street, Boulder, CO 80304.
Fax:
(303) 449-0169.
Look at http://www.safehousealliance.org/
for complete job description and questions. No phone calls please.
Development
Coordinator, at the
Denver Indian Family Resource Center. This is an immediate opening to
implement a comprehensive long-term fundraising for an Indian Child
Welfare agency. Applications will be
accepted until the position is
filled. Please submit 4 things. Your cover letter addressing why
you
are a good candidate plus your salary requirements, your resume; a
brief writing sample of no more than 2-3 pages from a grant proposal
that you have written; and three professional references to: Madonna
Rogers, 393 S. Harlan St., Suite 100, Lakewood, CO 80026 or email to mrogers@difrc.org
There are job opening at the
Denver Veterans Medical Center. Call Human Resources at
(303)399-8020 and look at their web sites to do a search for your
specialty. http://www.va.gov/jobs/
or http://www.vacareers.va.gov/
Entry-level Opportunities at the EPA,
Browse the vacancy listing, then scroll down to browse jobs. Scroll
down to the bottom of the page to EPA Intern Program (EPI) Call Jason
at (202)564-5568 if you have questions. The website is http://www.epa.gov/ezhire
UCAR Has a Job Announcement link at
http://www.fin.ucar.edu/hr/careers/uco_joblist_ext.cfm
Call LuAnna Sago at (303) 497-8718 is the contact number.
Boulder County Job Line (303)441-4555. Human Resources
Division 2025 14th Street, in Boulder, CO 80302. (303)441-3508. Check
our their website weekly for their openings at http://www.co.boulder.co.us/
Job Openings With the City and County of Denver, look at http://www.denvergov.org/JobPosting/template317293.asp
for
more information. The Career Service Authority home page is www.DenverGov.org/CSA
Native
Businesses
Ribbon Shirts Made to Order:
So you
can dress to impress at the next powwow social. Contact Susan Yazzie at
(303) 756-0616 or email her at syazzie@yahoo.com
Nancy Rouillard makes baby star
quilts! Call her at (720) 436-0880.
Jennifer Wolf, Elizabeth Redwing
Sheeley and Ida Williams are Co-Owners of Native Wisdom, herbal
products
safe enough to use on babies and sensitive Native skin. They are now
selling two products. Look at
their
website at http://www.nativewisdombeauty.com
or proceed directly to the shopping cart at http://www.shoppalstores.com/nativewisdom.com
A portion of all online sales benefits the American Indian College Fund.
Karen Wilde Rogers has a shop called
REPEATS Children's Resale Store. It is located at 16851 East
Iliff Avenue, in Aurora, CO. (take 1-225 to get there) Located at the
Northwest corner of Iliff
& Buckley (behind McDonalds). Mondays are Grandparents Day and will
receive an additional 10% off. Call Karen's daughter DeAna, the manager
of
the store at (303)755-5805 to find out about the new specials. (She is
looking for someone to work at her store)
First Nations Development Relocates Its
Headquarters To Longmont, CO. A field office remains in
Virginia. The Strengthening Native Philanthropy (SNAP) program will be
housed in Colorado. The staff includes: Michael Roberts,
Marissa Nuvayestewa, Jerilyn DeCoteau, Sarah EchoHawk
Vermillion, Raymond and
Montoya Whiteman. You can obtain more
information by looking at the http://www.firstnations.org/
Nakota Designs, Inc. is owned by
Walt & Allison Pourier, 2022 E. 134th Way, in Thornton, CO 80241.
Look at their website at
http://www.nakotadesigns.com You can contact Walt at (303)
255-1730 and look at http://www.myspace.com/nakotadesigns
Jerm & Indiens
Present "Tribal" the Album Now on sale online Native Hip Hop IndiensHustle.com from Lakota-Haitians Hip Hop
singers. They are also radio
producers on KGNU community Radio and call themselves, "Goin' On Young
Indian Producers".
OFF THE FRONT PAINTING Charlie
BlueBack is the answer for all of your painting needs! Contact him at
(720)988-5048, email: offthefrontpainting@comcast.net
Smith & Jolly,
LLC - Legal Counsel To Tribal Governments and Native American
Organizations, located at 11990 Grant Street, Suite 312,
Northglenn, CO 80233. The Attorneys, Smith & Jolly are
experienced in working with Native Nations and specialize in the
practice of Federal Indian Law. They also represent private individuals
in matters of family law, contracts, criminal cases and some
unemployment cases. Contact Keith Smith at (303) 255-3757 or kcs@sjndnlaw.com for more
information. The fax is (303) 255-3677. You can also look at their
website at http://www.sjndnlaw.com/
Indian Tacos and Fry
bread Made to Order! Rose Beauvais will make Indian Tacos for you!
You don't have to wait for a pow wow to eat delicious Indian Tacos or
fry bread. For delivery or pick up. Minimum order is five. Also
available: Fry bread and wojapi (Lakota fruit pudding) Call her at
(303)691-0635 or on her cell phone at (605)864-1689. Email her for more
information and prices: mailto:rosebud@gwtc.net
The Pappy Johns Band with Murray Porter has a new blues CD called, "Full Circle" . Their website is www.sonicbids.com/pappyjohnsband
Darren Geffre's website
is http://www.nativesinger.com/
Rose Red Elk Hardman
aka Red Feather Woman's website is http://www.redfeatherwoman.com/Look
at it for her concert schedule and how to order her CD's and t-shirts. Contact
her at rose@redfeatherwoman.com
Check out Autumn
Morning Star's web site at: http://www.magicmorningstar.com/
or email her at magicmorningstar@hotmail.com
Look at Native Roscoe's
Entertainment webpage for artists, and films http://www.nativeroscoe.com/
for artists.
DJ Eagle Bear Vanas
, Odawa Has "The Tiny Warrior" book and a NEW CD called "The
Warrior Within - Part 1", for sale at http://www.nativediscovery.com/
or you can call him at (719)282-7747. He is a motivational speaker. He
owns the Native Discovery Inc. a company dedicated to improving lives
and building the warriors of tomorrow...today!
Dentistry for
Children , Call
Dr. Lucinda Lewis, (Navajo) DDS, P.C. at
(303)367-1502 to make an appointment for your child. Her office is at
390 S. Potomac Way, Suite A, in Aurora, CO 80012. (near Alameda &
1-225). Her office will take most health insurance except for Medicaid.
Amanda Lopez, L.M.T. Licensed
Massage Therapist, Choctaw, in
Longmont, CO. Call her at (720) 771-4284 for an appointment.
Send your PSA's to
indian_voices@hotmail.com or
tmh80303@yahoo.com or send
them to: Theresa Halsey, Indian Voices Program, KGNU
Community Radio, 4700 Walnut,
Boulder, CO 80301. KGNU's Fax
(303) 447-9955. Directions: Come to 30th & Walnut and go east
under the bridge to the first building on your right. You cannot reach
us from Pearl Street or 55th since Walnut ends and does not connect with either one of them.
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