Activist Communique: Idle No More Springs Forth
There are three upcoming Idle No More events occurring in Toronto in the next few days that I wanted to draw your attention to.
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1: Thursday evening: March 21, 2013
Nation to Nation Now – The Concert
Thursday, March 21, 2013 @ 9 pm
The Revival, 783 College St. (corner of Shaw)
The Deets:
Idle No More Fundraiser – PWYC
MC Cheri Maracle!
With Digging Roots! Derek Miller! Bear Witness of a Tribe Called Red! Cris Derksen! Arthur Renwick! Sean Conway! Sarah Decarlo! Mama D!
For more details, please see this link
Have fun and PWYC to raise funds for The Conversations!
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2: Friday evening: March 22
Presented by Idle No More U of T:
Idle No More Comedy Night staring Drew Hayden Taylor and Tonto’s Nephews with Lee Maracle as M.C.
The deets:
@Harvest Noon
16 Bancroft Avenue, Toronto
8:oo pm start
For more details, please see this link.
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3: Saturday (All Day): March 23, 2013
Nation to Nation Now – The Conversations
Saturday March 23, 2013 @ 10 am – 9 pm
OISE auditorium, 252 Bloor St. W (St George Subway station)
The Deets: Donna Ashamock! Aaron Detlor! Russell Diabo! Bruce Elijah! Ellen Gabriel! Robert Houle! Beverly Jacobs! Naomi Klein! Arthur Manuel! Norman Matchewan! Sheelah McLean! Sylvia Plain! Carla Robinson! Leanne Simpson! Brenda Small!
Learn about Anishinabeg and Haudenosaunee Nationhood, Indigenous Women’s Leadership, Canada’s First Nation Termination Plan, and Defenders of this Land.
For more information, please see here.
The ultimate gathering of wisdom, experience, information and commitment.
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If you would like to donate funds for the speakers and artists please email [email protected]
and/or use paypal link below
http://indigenoussovereigntyandsolidarity.wordpress.com/donate/
We need your help covering costs for speakers to travel and to feed participants. Please send donations by mail to: Indigenous Sovereignty and Solidarity Network, 2-1034 College Street, Toronto, ON…
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