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Events

July 22nd-23rd: First Annual Southern Puget Salish Textile Weavers Conference XaXatuyeLabveA – Our Sacred Ancestor, in loving memory of Bruce subiyay Miller at the Nisqually Gym from 10:30 am – 6:00 pm. Conference is free of charge, donate your piece for subiyay’s give-a-way. For more information contact Misty Kalama: (360) 463-7477

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July 23rd: Financial Education Seminar

In this seminar, you will gain a clearer understanding of the systems used by financial institutions and what alternative options and tools are out there to help you make better informed decisions on your financial future.
A panel of guest speakers will discuss various topics including how consumers are tempted to use payday lenders for quick cash, small loans, and check cashing methods; fair housing/home loans; avoiding bankruptcy; learning more about the Chex System in the financial world and how it directly impacts your checking account or opening new accounts to name a few.

Location:
United Indians of All Tribes Foundation - Daybreak Star Cultural Center, Discovery Park
3801 W. Government Way
Seattle, WA, 98199

Date: July 23, 2009

Time: 5:30 pm-9:00 pm

Cost: This seminar is FREE. Dinner included.

Space is limited.

Reserve your spot now by contacting Tammy Shaw at tshaw@unitedindians.org or by phone at 206-285- 4425 x1000.

For further information: Contact Rose Rapoza at rrapoza@unitedindians.org or phone at 206-284-4425 x1009.

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August 3rd-8th: Paddle to Suquamish Tribal Journey
“OUR RELIGION IS THE TRADITION OF OUR ANCESTORS”

This event marks the 20th anniversary of the historical 1989 “Paddle to Seattle”
which was the first traditional intertribal canoe voyage in over a hundred years, leaving the shores of Suquamish for Seattle.

Where: Downtown Suquamish

New Community House

Contact: Tina C. Jackson, Tribal Journeys Coordinator

Phone: 360-394-8455

Email: tjackson@suquamish.nsn.us

Mail: P.O. Box 498 Suquamish WA 98392

Website: http://www.tribaljourneys2009.com/

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Every Monday thru Friday: National Native News on radio KBCS 91.3 FM at 3:00 pm. Contact Wakx Uy, KBCS News and Public Affairs Director, (425) 564-6195 or juy@kbcs.fm

Every Wednesday: Sounds from the Four Directions from 11:00 pm – 1:00 am on radio KBCS 91.3 FM. Annette Anquoe features Native music of many different styles.

Every Thursday: One World Report at 6:00 pm on radio KBCS 91.3 FM. Local and international news and public affairs.

Canoe Family Meeting -
Tuesdays 6pm at the Spirit House.

Sweat Lodge Every Wednesday at 6pm
Invitation to come to the Wed. night sweat at 6pm each and every week. The tribal sweat lodge has supporte d 30 or more people at one time. If you'd like to help out contact Raymond McCloud at the PTHA or meet at the sweat lodge around 3pm when we light up the fire. Natives of all walks of life find their way to the inipi, to take care of themselves and support others in prayer. Recently, the lodge has been blessed with the company of some youngsters ages 9-13yrs. They have conducted themselves in a good way, with encouraging words for all to listen too. When construction begins on the new casino, our inipi will need to be relocated to a safe location, anyone with a suggestion, please let us know. Also, the lodge is always looking for firewood, anyone knowing of someone willing to donate wood or get at great price, contact Raymond at the PTHA, or myself (Rob 253-224-4888). The mens' lodge is located next to the Elder's Housing and the womens' is next to Kawachee Center.


Diabetes Events

Attention All Diabetic Patients!
You and one guest are cordially invited and encouraged to attend The Puyallup Tribal Health Authority's Monthly Diabetes Dinner The monthly dinner is held in the Spirit House in the Kwawachee Bldg. every third Wednesday of each month, dinner begins at 5:30 pm-6:30 pm Mark and highlight these important dates in your calendar:

We will look forward to you joining us for a delicious and healthy dinner meal and sharing up to date information, and answering your questions, regarding the treatable Diabetes! We urge you to please RSVP to:          
Gaynelle or Annie their phone number is, 253.593.0232 ext. 534


Other Events:

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Alive With Skies

Tohono O'odham Nation
206.595.7185

columbuswasnohero@yahoo.com

Please tune in each week-twice a week!

NAMAPAHH First People's Radio (locally- Skagit county dial 91.7 FM)

Host/Producer Robin Carneen

Thurs 7-8:30pm Sun 4-5pm PST

Ways to hear our show online:

http://www.ksvr.org/

http://www.myspace.com/nativeradio4all

email topics,announcements,mp3's to : robin.carneen@gmail.com

Groupsite:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/tetawin38/

Got a new music release? Want to become a member???

($25 a year-to support non-profit KSVR-NAMAPAHH!)

Here's the Radio station addy:

c/o Robin Carneen-

NAMAPAHH First People's Radio

Skagit Valley College-KSVR 91.7 FM

2405 East College Way

Mount Vernon, WA 98273

Every Monday thru Friday: National Native News on radio KBCS 91.3 FM at 3:00 pm. Contact Wakx Uy, KBCS News and Public Affairs Director, (425) 564-6195 or juy@kbcs.fm

Every Wednesday: Sounds from the Four Directions from 11:00 pm – 1:00 am on radio KBCS 91.3 FM. Annette Squetimkin-Anquoe features Native music of many different styles.

Every Thursday: One World Report at 6:00 pm on radio KBCS 91.3 FM. Local and international news and public affairs.

 

Buy Native! A great idea forward to me, if you know of any other websites you would like me to add please feel free to email me with the info. Here are a few websites to purchase Native art and products:

http://www.sistersky.com/

http://www.nativeamericanartsales.com/

http://www.blackpintohorsefinearts.com/

http://www.nativestyles.com/

Sherman Alexie, http://www.fallsapart.com/

http://upstreamvideos.com/

Andrew Morrison  http://onestaa.com

Bob Charlo www.bcharlofineart.com

Odin Lonning: http://www.odinlonning.com/

Sondra Simone: http://www.haidashoes.com/

Peter Boome: http://araquindesigns.com/

Ben Charles: http://thejourneyenterprises.com/

Jim Boyd: http://www.resball.com/

David & Lorene Boxley: http://www.theboxleygallery.com/

Andy Wilbur-Peterson: http://www.petersongalleries.com

Barbara Cline: http://www.beadsbybarbara.com/

Phil Hamilton: http://www.newhaukenarts.com/

Harmony: http://www.harmonys-art.com/

Denise Emerson: http://www.thepeopleatlarge.com/

Elizabeth Baty: http://www.ecc3.com/

Israel Shotridge: http://www.shotridgestudios.com

Jessie Hunt: http://www.nativewild.com/

Chenoa Egawa: http://www.swanclan.com/

Sealaska: http://www.alaskanativeartists.com/artists.htm

Larry Ahvakana: http://www.ahvakana.com/

Nancy: http://firstpeoplesvoices.com/

Chris Chastain: http://web.mac.com/chrischastain/Site/Welcome.html

Kathleen Payne: http://www.dndmedicalid.com/

http://www.walknbeauty.com/

http://www.americanclassictradeblankets.com/

Jerry Laktonen:   http://www.whaledreams.com/

Melissa Peterson: http://www.ravenscornerart.com/

Scott Baker: http://www.hangdry.com/

 

 


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