Indigenous People`s Night of Resistance : Indybay

FREE EVENT//donations requested.

Xinaxtli invites you to the 4th Annual Indigenous People’s Night of
Resistance. Through music, dance, spoken word, and other forms of art, this annual event brings awareness to important social issues, challenges past/present colonial practices and institutions, and celebrates protecting, defending, and connecting with earth.

Envisioning a world without borders, this event is based on the philosophy that indigenous people have a great responsibility to share ancestral/current knowledge and wisdom with one another. Uniting marginalized communities through artistic, intellectual, cultural, and spiritual practices, our goal is to build a more transgressive indigenous centered world-view in the university and the community at large.

WHEN: Friday, October 16th 2009

WHERE: Pauley Ballroom (second story of MLK building at UC Berkeley)

WHAT TIME: 5 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Opening Blessing by: Celia Herrera-Rodriguez

FEATURED ARTISTS:
In Lak Ech
La Resistencia
Cihuatl-Ce
Tolteka
Yosimar Reyes
Live Banda
El Vuh
Lorna Dee Cervantes

SPEAKERS
Dr. Hatem Bazian
Chiapas Support Committee
United Native Americans
AFSCME
La Voz

COME THRU!

Indigenous People`s Night of Resistance
Date	Friday October 16
Time	5:00 PM - 12:00 AM
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Location Details
In UC Berkeley`s Pauley Ballroom located inside the MLK student union building in Berkeley on Telegraph and Bancroft. 2475 Bancroft Way Berkeley, CA. Accessible by Downtown Berkeley BART.
Event Type	Other
Email	xinaxtli.de.ucb [at] gmail.com
FREE EVENT//donations requested. Xinaxtli invites you to the 4th Annual Indigenous People’s Night of Resistance. Through music, dance, spoken word, and other forms of art, this annual event brings awareness to important social issues, challenges past/present colonial practices and institutions, and celebrates protecting, defending, and connecting with earth. Envisioning a world without borders, this event is based on the philosophy that indigenous people have a great responsibility to share ancestral/current knowledge and wisdom with one another. Uniting marginalized communities through artistic, intellectual, cultural, and spiritual practices, our goal is to build a more transgressive indigenous centered world-view in the university and the community at large. WHEN: Friday, October 16th 2009 WHERE: Pauley Ballroom (second story of MLK building at UC Berkeley) WHAT TIME: 5 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Opening Blessing by: Celia Herrera-Rodriguez FEATURED ARTISTS: In Lak Ech La Resistencia Cihuatl-Ce Tolteka Yosimar Reyes Live Banda El Vuh Lorna Dee Cervantes SPEAKERS Dr. Hatem Bazian Chiapas Support Committee United Native Americans AFSCME La Voz COME THRU! original image (1698x1098) Added to the calendar on Monday Oct 12th, 2009 7:53 PM

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