Benefit Concert for Black Mesa Indigenous Support!

A benefit for Black Mesa Indigenous Support

Saturday, November 13th
...in Berkeley at the Art House Gallery
2905 Shattuck Avenue (a href="http://bit.ly/bMMQvI" target="_blank">MAP LINK)
(near Ashby BART and Berkeley Bowl grocery)
Doors open at 7pm, show from 7:30 til 10:30.

$10-$50 sliding scale
(Contact us by email if you want to volunteer: bayareacaravan@gmail.com)

Black Mesa has one of the largest remaining coal deposits in the U.S. More than 14,000 Dine’ (Navajo) people have been forcibly removed from their ancestral homelands by the US Government working with Peabody Coal Company to expand their mines into this sacred land.

Dine’ families are now in their THIRD DECADE resisting this travesty. Many resisters are elderly and the winters can be very rough. With the guidance of the Black Mesa elders, the aim of this benefit is to raise funds for their priorities and to support a caravan of volunteers to chop and haul firewood, do minor repair work, and help with sheep herding during the week of Thanksgiving- right before the cold winter months arrive.

BLACK MESA INDIGENOUS SUPPORT
www.blackmesais.org

RSVP TO THE FACEBOOK EVENT & SPREAD THE WORD!!
http://on.fb.me/BlackMesa

PHOENIX
www.myspace.com/PhoenixAfterbuffalo

MANA MADDY & BROTHER PAUL of Antioquia
www.manamaddy.com | www.antioquia-band.com.com

Plus performances by Unity and Kingman Lim, and a brief talk about the travesty of coal mining expansion into Dine' ancestral lands and the goals of Dine' Elders and Black Mesa Indigenous Support.