Canku Ota

(Many Paths)

An Online Newsletter Celebrating Native America

February 21, 2004 - Issue 107

Opportunities - Page One

Here you will find listings of:

• Positions Available - including Fellowships and Internships;
• Scholarship, Award and Grant Information; and
• Event Announcements.

We will update this page if we receive additional opportunities for events, etc. that will occur before our issue publication date.

We receive these announcements from various sources including Harvard University Native American Program (HUNAP) and NativeShare

To view additional listing from previous issues, click here

02/21/04

CD RELEASE PARTY

"Also worth noting [in Chris Eyre's new film] is the beautiful and soulful “Edge of America” soundtrack, much of which is provided by singer/songwriter Annie Humphrey. The name of the film is taken from one of her songs, which is based on a poem by author/activist John Trudell."
from an article in The Native Voice, by Lise Balk King

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 21 2004

special guests Joe Reilly, Sara Soctich and Hattie !

and very special guests ANNE DUNN and BILL MILLER

1st Universalist Church
3400 Dupont Ave S.
Minneapolis MN

Doors open 6:45

Fry Bread Buffet served 6:00 - 7:00 buffet $ by donation

Concert 7:30 $12.00 advance / $14.00 door fixed income/youth $8.00
10 and younger free

tickets available at Wakpa Nunpa Trading Post 1351 Hwy 13 in Mendota
(just across the Mendota Bridge - go north on 13)

Proceeds benefit Sister BraveHeart Lodge and FryBreadLove.org

for more info contact gayle@FryBreadLove.org 612 729-2014

Read more about Chris Eyre's new film 'Edge Of America' ... Click HERE

Chi MiiGwetch again to the Native American Connections Committee
at the 1st Universalist Church of Minneapolis
www.FryBreadLove.org

02/21/04

Gustavus Adolphus College Traditional Pow Wow

02/21/04

1000 Mile Four Directional Run

Starting on May 13th 2004 a group of runners from all over the world will come to the Kickapoo Indian Reservation to pray with their feet. Running to the four directions over a four-day period covering 1,000 miles and carrying with them the message that "All Life Is Sacred".

In the evenings we will spend time learning about each other and the different political and environmental issues that each of us work on.

All are welcome to participate in this multi-cultural event.

Date: May 13th 2004 trough May 16th 2004

On May 17th we will have a dinner to celebrate the anniversary of the marriage of Dewey and Peggy Jessepe.

Contact Information:

Dewey and Peggy Jessepe
1422 Golden Eagle Rd.
Horton, KS 66439
Phone Number: 785-474-0113

Jim Toren
Phone Number: 513-528-6576
Email: footprintsforpeace@fuse.net

FootPrints for Peace is a grassroots organization, we organize and assist others in organizing running and walking events. Through these events we hope to pray with our feet, have the time and space to learn about other cultures and heal the Earth as we heal ourselves. On these pilgrimages every step is a prayer and every mile is a new ceremony.

For more information on FootPrints for Peace go to our web site. http://www.footprintsforpeace.net

This is a spiritual event no DRUGS or ALCOHOL will be permitted.