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AS STUDENTS OF the Indigenous and American Indian Studies Club, WE are committed to researching, analyzing and discussing HOW WE CAN BECOME the change agents in our contemporary time.  WE FOCUS AND DISCUSS HOW WE CAN: 1.  BECOME the answer to the solution to an ever-      increasing high school drop-out rate in Indian Country.  2.  SERVE as positive role-models to our peers and future      HINU students. 3.  CREATE OPPORTUNITIES to disseminate timely, pertinent       education and political information to our tribal communities. PLEASE JOIN US Monday, 2/23/15, 11:30 a.m. for a 15 minute IAIS Club Q&A Introduction@HINU OnNativeGroundRadio @ blogtalkradio ! Igwein, Patricia Pena President, IAIS Club@HINU "First you dream it!  Plot it out. Ask Creator to bless it!   Only then will you achieve it, On Native Ground!" - patricia pena, Kickapoo Nation KS

Tune in and listen with the traveling women of Haskell Indian Nations University (H.I.N.U.)! We will be discussing the day's events as they progress and conduct interviews with our brothers and sisters on the front lawn of the White House.    Patricia Pena (Kickapoo Nation, KS) Lisa Jones (Laguna Pueblo, NM) Renee Cook (Crow Creek Sioux, SD) Staci Kaye (Hopi-Tewa, AZ) Barbara Wolfin (Pit River, CA)

Oh, yeah, we are tired but full of life and ready to jump into the trenches with our brothers and sisters.  We will stand with The People to protect land that provides traditional and ecological knowledge to all our brothers and sisters on mother earth. Join us in our persuit to seek more information about how me and YOU can get involved in this contemporary issue... On Native Ground!

Join us in our journey to stand up and support the opposition of the Keystone XL Pipeline.  We're headed to D.C. and we want to take you with us so that you, too, can help our brothers and sisters in Washington D.C. stand firm with one voice to tell Obama and all the decision makers that the KXL Pipleline is hurting all of us ... On Native Ground! We will seek out the leaders of the Honor The Earth protection campaign and ask them how WE can be instrumental in this movement to continue to protect the PEOPLE and the land.  We are the students of the Indigenous and American Indian Studies program @Haskell Indian Nations University and we take our student status seriously and are committed to finding out what is happening On Native Ground! -Patricia Pena (Kickapoo Nation KS), Lisa Jones (Laguna Pueblo), Renee Cook (Crow-Creek), Staci Kaye (Hopi-Tewa), Barbara Wolfin (Pit River)

UCLA AMERICAN INDIAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION  13th Annual Youth Conference  & Basketball Tournament March 23 to March 25, 2012 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT  JOHN WOODEN CENTER  221 WESTWOOD PLAZA LOS ANGELES, CA 90095 YOUTH CONFERENCE STUDENT ACTIVITIES CENTER 220 WESTWOOD PLAZA LOS ANGELES, CA 90095

Native Dad Network Radio invites you to listen in and to discuss your best parenting ... On Native Ground! a California Corporation -ppena