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BLACK
MESA GROUPS * FRIENDS * ALLIES
For networking and coordination but do not reflect formal affiliation
with each other.
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Bay
Area Support-
A Black Mesa Indigenous Support volunteer also lives in
the Bay Area: blackmesais@riseup.net
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Black
Mesa Water Coalition The BMWC ia a youth led inter-tribal
and multi-cultural organization BMWC utilizes the skills
and talents that individuals contribute to the group BMWC
events have been successful by letting leadership form naturally.
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- Clan
Dyken-A rock group from Northern California has been
supporting the Dine' for over 10 years. Their annual Revive
the Beauty Way tour supports their food and supply runs
at Thanksgiving. Their work is consciousness raising through
tabling and speaking out for and with the Dine at their
events and festivals including the Whole Earth Festival
in Davis, CA. www.clandyken.com
(see BMIS Events page)
- CSIA
- Committee of Solidarity with Native People of the Americas
In 1977, more than one hundred Indian Nations convened at
the UNO Head-Office in Geneva and requested recognition
of their existence as sovereign peoples. As a result of
this action the UNO declared October 12 International Day
of Solidarity with Native Nations. This was the starting
point of a huge movement of European support that led the
following year in France to the creation of the "Comité
de solidarité avec les Indiens D'Amérique",
CSIA.
CSIA - Nitassinan
Big Mountain Campaign / Sophie GERGAUD
21 ter rue Voltaire 75011 Paris - France www.csia-nitassinan.org
big.mountain@csia-nitassinan.org
- Migrations/
Black Mesa Weavers for Life and Land - A non-profit
enterprise of the weavers of Black Mesa. The weavers receive
a fair price for their work, and buyers can make a tax-deductible
contribution to a fund under the auspices of SEE. Migrations(TM)
deals in new and old Native American (American Indian) and
Inuit (Eskimo) art and crafts, and in other antiques and
collectibles from the indigenous arts of the Americas. Weavers
has recently sponsored several successful hay runs.
Carol
Haberstadt P.O. Box 543, Newton, MA 02456 carol@migrations.com;
www.migrations.com
- SENAA
International ; senaa@senaa.org
is a Native American founded and operated organization that
is based in Tennessee at the beginning point of the Trail
of Tears. We have a division in Los Angeles, SENAA West;
a division in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, SENAA Europe;
and a chapter in Tidaholm, Sweden, SENAA Sweden. SENAA was
founded in 1995 to protect and preserve local sacred and
historical sites, including Native American burial sites.
We also became involved in Native American rights and human
rights.
- Voice
of the People Honoring the Land A Community Organization
of the Navajo living on the Hopi Partitioned Lands.
www.voicesofthepeople.org
- Walk
In Beauty
- Weaving
for Freedom (WFF) or the Sovereign Dineh Textile Industry
is a non-profit organization established by traditional
weavers who are in resistance to relocation and genocide
in northeastern Arizona formed seventeen years ago. WFF
is continually involved in the selling of their traditional
weaving's that are made from the finest and re-imported
churro sheep wool, as well as, mohair. These sheep and goats
breed are raised and managed by these weavers/ranchers.
90% percent of the sale price goes directly back to the
individual weaver (707) 479-5470 weavingfree@hotmail.com
FRIENDS:
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An
international alliance calls for end to term “clean
coal,” calls for responsible transition. In Response
to the growing and unfortunate trend among environmental and
social justice groups use of the industry and government created
term "clean coal," West Virginia Citizen's
Action Group, Coal River Mountain Watch launched
an internationally circulated sign-on letter calling for a
unification of these groups against this sort of industry
doublespeak which makes it so much harder for those working
towards positive change to achieve it. Over 80 Organizations
and prominent individuals have signed on at the time of the
release. Please add your name too. www.crmw.net
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Blackfire
A Native American (Diné) traditionally influenced,
high-energy, politically driven group comprised of three
siblings. www.blackfire.net
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Indigenous
Action Media is a non-profit and independent production
group and resource network. IAM is a Digital Documentary and
Media resource for and by Native Americans to address issues
in our communities.
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Not
With Our Money! is a network of student and community
activists working to end the use of prisons for profit. Our
mission is to provide the training, tools and informational
resources communities need to hold prison profiteers (particularly
corporations that finance the private prison industry) accountable
for their actions. Is
Lehman Brothers Destroying Black Mesa?
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The
Save the Peaks Coalition is a group of concerned citizens,
agencies, business people, religious and spiritual leaders,
skiers, snowboarders, conservationists, students, teachers
and taxpayers committed to the protection of the San Francisco
Peaks.
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Sierra
Club, Andy Bessler, Associate Regional Representative
Environmental
Partnerships Program , Flagstaff, AZ; The Southwest EJ
program's primary goals are to protect drinking water supplies
by stopping Peabody Coal Co. from pumping the N-Aquifer
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Solidarity
in Australia with the Indigenous peoples of the Black Mesa
10/16/06 Arizona Indymedia. Around 30 people descended
upon Peabody's office in Newcastle on 10/09/06 in protest against
Peabody's practices of Cultural and Eco Genocide on the homelands
of the Navajo and Hopi peoples in America and their interest
in doing the same on Australian Lands. Solidarity in Australia
with the Indigenous peoples of the Black Mesa End the Genocide!
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