W2006- Reconciliation - ANNOUNCEMENTS
The saturday
Reconciliation/Contracts "Theory to Praxis" group will not meet on
April 8th. Instead, choose from the following options:
*UW Native American Film Festival
(attend 1 day or the whole event) April 6-8 at the Ethnic Cultural
Center).
The poster was sent by email to you last week.
*Voicing Tribal Women featuring
Diane E Benson "The Story of Elizabeth Peratrovich & Alaskan Civil
Rights" TESC Longhouse, free admission, 6-9 pm on friday, April 7th
*Sweet Honey In the Rock -
concert April 7th at 8:00 p.m. at the Paramount, Seattle.
Ticketmaster
206-628-0888 (benefits Newspapers in Education project)
*Dr. Cornel West Speaks,
Saturday, April 8th at 7:00 p.m. at TESC College Recreation
Center
$15.00 in advance at Rainy Day Records or $20.00 at the door.
Students
with ID $7.00 in advance and $10.00 at the door.
*April 8th is also "Uncle Phil's
Pow-wow" at Tacoma Community College. (I'll get the particulars
to you soon.)
We will meet on April 22nd and
report on our findings. The spring quarter schedule also
includes:
May 6th, May 20th, and June 3rd.
Students who have concluded their
studies and have petitioned to graduate are invited to attend our June
3rd class because we want to send you outta here in style!!! (Let
me
know if you can attend this gathering in the morning for breakfast and
a short ceremony. Stay for the full workshop if possible!)
As I mentioned to one of you in
an earlier email - "I'm
sorry we didn't get to decide about this saturday and class. I've
had
more people say it would have been good for closure...to talk about our
quarter, say good-by in a formal way, have a few good belly laughs, and
talk about our plans for spring quarter. Well, thats one of the
things
that I learn is people really do mean it when they say - this is my
family, my community, my haven!"
Yvonne
I will also
be presenting on Thursday. Please, please come if you can! It would be
lovely to have an audience to captivate; I will bring tea or some such
beverage. I will present whenever anyone else is done...or whatever, I
am flexible.
Yvonne--I will bring my
evals and also send them to you in email form.
Thanks for your time,
Kellan
From: Kai Power <xghopx@gmail.com>
Reply-To: Kai Power <xghopx@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2006 15:50:40 -0800
To: Reconciliation <reconciliation@lists.evergreen.edu>
Subject: [reconciliation] Thursday Presentation
If there's time still available, I'd like to present on Thursday as
well. Due to the nature of my project, I won't need much time.
From: Robyn Minkler <rminkler@gmail.com>
Reply-To: Robyn Minkler <rminkler@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2006 00:22:50 -0800
To: Reconciliation <reconciliation@lists.evergreen.edu>
Subject: [reconciliation] Presentation on Thursday?
I would like to do my presentation and evaluation conference on
thursday afternoon. See you there.
-Robyn Minkler
From: Justin Honeywell <justinlittlefeather@hotmail.com>
Reply-To: Justin Honeywell <justinlittlefeather@hotmail.com>
Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2006 09:31:43 -0800
To: Reconciliation <reconciliation@lists.evergreen.edu>
Subject: [reconciliation] Presentation
Hello everyone,
I would like to do my presentation on the Thursday as well. Whenever
there
is time. I will need around 1/2 hour if possible. Thanks.
Peace and Wellbeing,
Justin
From: sebi stratton <sebstrat@yahoo.com>
Reply-To: sebi stratton <sebstrat@yahoo.com>
Date: Wed, 8 Mar 2006 18:38:36 -0800 (PST)
To: Reconciliation <reconciliation@lists.evergreen.edu>
Subject: [reconciliation] A presentation/discussion
Hey Ya'll,
I'm just wrapping up my time here in Reconciliation
and wanted to let you all know I will be presenting my
work on teusday the 14th at 2pmish next week. I will
be talking briefly about some of my conclusions on my
research (about the connections between developmental
disorders (touretts, OCD, and autism) and less drastic
disorders such as ADD and dyslexia, among others.)
Also there will be yummy cinnamon coffee cake thats
VEGAN..so if for no other reason come see how i've
learned to cook this year an give me some feedback or
recipies! After my talk on the intro to LD (learning
differences) and PDD (Pervasive Developmental
Disorders) I would love to talk for a bit about some
of the theories i have come up with on learning and
alternative learning as well as anything about
learning, memory, and conciousness that you care to
share!
Okay, hope thats not too
confusing..and hope
to see some of you there (invite anyone you think
would be interested!)
-Forever your co-learner
Seb
(Oh and Justin, -A not so subtle reminder; if you
could bring that bow and arrow for teusday that would
rock my socks!)
From: Ariella <sinda_rella7@yahoo.com>
Date: Tue, 7 Mar 2006 15:27:55 -0800 (PST)
To: Raul Nakasone <nakasonr@evergreen.edu>
Subject: Re: [reconciliation] Re: Help for the new students
dear raul,
i wanted to let you know i will be presenting in class
on thursday. i mentioned this to you in class today so
if you wanted to invite people please do so. i will be
presenting on my jewerly business and my community
services.
love,
ariella
From: Miki Foster
[mailto:miki@riseup.net]
Sent: Mon 3/6/2006 11:13 AM
Subject: Lakota Harden at Evergreen
Tuesday March 7th
Hello from the Women of Color Coalition!
Lakota Harden, celebrated indigenous community organizer and activist,
will be on campus tomorrow (March
7th) at 7pm. She will be speaking on indigenous women's
issues in a global context. Please tell your students to
come. The event will be in
Lecture Hall 1.
From: Colleen <johnson.colleen@gmail.com>
Reply-To: Colleen <johnson.colleen@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2006 09:27:35 -0500
To: Reconciliation <reconciliation@lists.evergreen.edu>
Subject: [reconciliation] RE: Yvonne! Raul! David! PLEASE RESPOND!!!
Hello Yvonne,
If I could have a spot on Tuesday,
March 14th for my presentation, could we do our student-teacher eval
session after that?
I will be completing
my work with Reconciliation this quarter. I am thrilled to share
Eastern Kentucky with you all that Tuesday.
I hope you all are finding your way to the end
of the quarter. Sharing our adventures should be a lovely time.
see you all soon! -Colleen
From: sebi stratton <sebstrat@yahoo.com>
Reply-To: sebi stratton <sebstrat@yahoo.com>
Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2006 17:57:56 -0800 (PST)
To: Reconciliation <reconciliation@lists.evergreen.edu>
Subject: [reconciliation] Hey Raul, Yvonne an David!
Hey Ya'll,
Just wanted to reserve a slot for presenting on
tuesday the 14th, and also I was wondering if we could
meet sometime week 10 as i was hoping to travel on the
weekend before eval week. Anytime tuesday works for
me, but if I need to pick a time 2ish would be great.
Thank you all for providing us with a program like
this, it has taught me so much and let me find
direction in my studies. Please let me know if this
works for you.
Have a good week,
Seb Stratton-Clarke
From: West, Matthew
Sent: Wed 3/1/2006 9:25 AM
To: Nakasone, Raul
Subject: RE: [reconciliation] Re: Reports
Hello Raul,
I was under the impression we could not do presentations in Week 10,
but I have just read an e-mail from you that says other wise. Could I
sign up for tuesdy the 14th instead of the 9th. I ahve one more book I
could read over that weekend and an interview that I would like to
incorperate in my presentation.
Matt West
From: "West, Matthew" <wesmat01@evergreen.edu>
Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 20:20:13 -0800
To: "Nakasone, Raul" <NakasonR@evergreen.edu>
Subject: RE: [reconciliation] Re: Reports
I would like to have my presentation on thursday the ninth. Is this
posible? Will accomodations for power point be available? Do I need to
have a completed academic portfolio?
Matt West
Wellll...happy valentine's day everyone!
I finally walked by the notice about "Genealogy-Genealogical Resources
at the Washington State Library" that I referred to on saturday. It is
a brown bag presentation with Heather Muller and Lynn Red on thursday
(2-16-06) from 12:10 to 1:00 p.m. at the Washington State Library in
Room 221. The address is 6880 Capitol Boulevard South,
Tumwater. Heather and Lynn work at reference services at the
Washington State Library. This presentation is a quick overview
of the genealogical resources available at your WSL. Most of the
collections focus on Washington State and Washington Territory.
They also talk about accessing national resources, such as Ancestry.com
and Heritage Quest Online.
Can you believe we had saturday super-packed? We had one more
video by the group from the UW "The Border Crossed Us" and it would
have been great to review because we now know a little bit about the
process.
Enjoy the weather and talk to you soon.
Yvonne
From: Sean Conlon
[mailto:sppem@yahoo.com]
Sent: Mon 1/30/2006 11:57 AM
To: Nakasone, Raul
Subject: a great opportunity to help
New Orleans and your students
Hey guys.I hope you are well. I have been out
of the area for a while and recently had a chance to see Malik Rahim,
an amazing man from New Orleans who helped found common ground
relief(www.commongroundrelief.org). He gave a truly inspiring,
shocking, sad, hopeful, and enlighteneing series of talks about the
situation down there and what is being done in the community to improve
it. I was really impressed with the track record of common ground and
after really checking it out I am convinced it is the real deal. They
are helping the most needy people out that everyone else seems to be
trying to sweep under the rug. I have several friends who have gone
down there and done volunteer stints who had life changing experiences
and incredible stories to share. I am planning on going down myself in
February.
The reason I am contacting
you is that I know Malik is interested in reaching out to the Northwest
and letting people know whats going on in New Orleans. He is hoping to
give some talks out that way and I told him I would spread the word to
Northwest peeps who make amazing things happen and bring people
together. I thought you might be interested in having him come to class
to speak or even better, see if any of the students might want to help
organize a talk on campus that would reach a wider audience. I am
including contact info in the hopes you might be interested in helping
get the word out about a truly worthy cause. If you have any other
questions, feel free to ask me. Also I hope to put togther a contact
list for Malik for when he heads out that way. I figured I would put
you guys on it, let me know if you do not want to be included in it.
Malik Rahim
commongroundrelief@gmail.com
504-368-6897
www.commongroundrelief.org
Thanks for your time and all the work you do. Take care,
Sean
From: Peterson, Gary
Sent: Thu 1/26/2006 6:47 PM
To: Claudia Miller (E-mail); Cleo Gibson (E-mail); 'Daydishka Mccloud'
(E-mail); Rhonda Cabanas (E-mail); Roxanne (E-mail); 'Albie Lawrence';
'carol hayes'; 'Celeste Vigil'; 'Christina Charles'; 'Chuck Wagner';
'Cindy Cecil'; 'DAWNEEN DELACRUZ'; 'Deonnah McCloud';
'jolene@silverlink.net'; 'Kara Horton'; 'Karen M James'; 'les mcghee';
Nakasone, Raul; 'NANCY UNDERWOOD'; 'Nigel Lawrence'; 'phil smith';
'quentin smith'; 'sheri peterson'; 'Shirley Solomon'; 'That one
dude....'; 'Trudy Marcellay'; Peterson, Yvonne;
'indiantaco72@yahoo.com'; 'richpaddock@scattercreek.com';
'awood@oc.ctc.edu'; 'smokincowgirl@hotmail.com';
'pgreen_2004@yahoo.com'; 'emgenia@comcast.net'; ath-l3-mu (laMetta)
(E-mail); Barbara Gordon (E-mail); Claudia Miller (E-mail); Cleo Gibson
(E-mail); 'Daydishka Mccloud' (E-mail); George Buck (E-mail); 'Isaac
Seidman' (E-mail); Joseph Wilkinson (E-mail); 'Kathleen Mangan'
(E-mail); Reyesimahoh (E-mail); Robert Spencer (E-mail); Troy Masten
(E-mail); 'Barbaramccloud@yahoo.com'; Deonnah McCloud; 'Moses Kalama';
Vmsiegel@aol.com; Christina Charles; Chuck Wagner; Chuck Wagner; Dianna
Donnell; jolene@silverlink.net; Sigo, Lydia Custom Recipient; Nigel
Lawrence; Jeff Antonelis-Lapp; Michelle Aguilar-Wells; Peterson, Yvonne
Subject: Class this Saturday JAN 28TH.
ROOM 1050 LAB I
Marcella Ernest, a student in the University of Washington, Native
Voices, Masters in Documentary Making, will be a guest in class this
Saturday, the 28th. She will do a workshop on recording events
and people in tribal communities. She will bring equipment they
use, questioning approaches they use, and help us build a budget for
equipment that could be submitted through tribal budgeting processes to
make appropriate equipment available for use in tribal
communities.
We have used two of their documentaries in class and other places and
they are excellent. "Half of Anything" deals with questions of
Indian identity, raising the question, What is a real Indian?
"100 years of Genocide" deals with sex abuse issues in Boarding schools
in Canada. It includes footage of the canoe journeys and
healing. Marcella is working on a documentary on the Indian Child
Welfare Act.
If you are interested in documenting tribal people, events, and history
or need to make up hours from missed classes other places, you are
welcome to come. We are on campus at Evergreen, Lab I, room
1050. We startat 9am and Marcella will present at 11am. All
you have to bring is your sparkling personality. Hope to
see some of you you there.
Gary
To Co-learners in the 2005-06
Reconciliation Program:
We are receiving via email or Web Crossing your mid term report. It can
include your plan for the year in whatever stage it is (tentative to
definite). If you need to conference with us please attend community
visiting time on tuesday or thursday, or set up a meeting.
Your Team