Sunday, October 24, 2010 - Events

October 21, 2010

Thursday

Ghana Sun Splash Tour 22 - 31 Oct 2010
Oct 21, 2010 to Oct 31, 2010
Location: Ghana
Description: Mayibuye Afrika Study Tours (MAST) Invites You To An Unforgettable Sun-Soaked Experience In G-H-A-N-A 22nd – 31st Oct 2010 Sun Splash Leisure Tour Special · Step Outa’ Babylon. Join us on a Leisure, Vacation, Chill-out Tour · Rest your Body.... Relax your Mind...... Refresh your Spirit..... · Tune into Mother Nature’s Vibes..... Xplore Ancient Mystic Trails........ · Fantastic Mix of Top Rank Locations & Events; Beaches, Clubbing, BBQ, Nature Sites, Creative Workshops, Networking, Shopping…. · Relish da Flavours, Odours & Mouth Watering Variety of Afrikan Soul Food…..Washed Down with Fresh Afrikan Palm-Wine........ Budget Package; From London, UK; £1, 299 per person deposit of £399 + 3 instalments of £300 per month 25th July, 25th Aug, 25th Sept From NYC, USA $3, 399 per person deposit of $699 + 3 instalments of $900 per month 25th July, 25th Aug, 25th Sept From other destinations, please call to enquire Package includes Return Airfare to Accra, Accommodation (
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October 24, 2010

Sunday

LENNY FOSTER ON LEONARD PELTIER AND NATIVE ISSUES
Oct 24, 2010 from 7:00am to 5:30pm EDT
Location: American Indian Community House
Description: Lenny Foster on Native Issues & Leonard Peltier Sunday, Oct. 24, 2010 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. American Indian Community House 11 Broadway, 2nd Floor, NYC Light Brunch & Refreshments Lenny will speak on Native American Spirituality & the Prison System 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. The Brecht Forum 451 West Street, NYC Opening Flute by Tiokasin Ghosthorse "Spirituality is the foundation of American Indian culture—the root of a traditional way of life. If American Indian peoples are denied the right to exercise their spirituality, we're talking about a denial that borders on cultural genocide." —Lenny Foster, 1997 Lenny Foster of the Diné Nation is the Director of the Navajo Nation Corrections Project and the Spiritual Advisor for 1,500 Indian inmates in many state and federal prisons in the Western U.S. He has co-authored legislation in New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado that allows Native American spiritual and religious practice in prison and results in significant reductions in prison returns.
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