WE Librarians
This is a group for librarians in the WE community to discuss info related issues. I also envision this to be a brainstorming area on how WE can become a resource for all librarians (or those interested in getting the right resources to the right people!) As librarians, I am sure that members of this group have certain databases and resources that they hit ...learn more
GROUP DETAILS
Created: Jan 22, 2009
Updated: May 19, 2009
Membership: Open
Semi-Private
An Evening of Native American Poetry and Music
Event Info Edit
|
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Network [Add] · [List] · [Visualize]
Connected with 2 organizations
Connected with 1 person
 |
Connected with 0 resources
Connected with 0 solutions
Connected with 0 jobs
Connected with 0 events
Connected with 0 wikipages
Areas of Focus [Edit]
Indigenous Lands | Cultural Diversity | Ecopsychology | Social Justice Education | Traditional Culture | Indigenous Rights | Language Revitalization | Culture and Sustainability | Democracy and Civil Society | Global Governance | Community Enterprise | Ethnic Equality | Cultural Heritage Conservation | Peace and Peace Building | Sustainability, Religious and Spiritual Issues | Sustainable Communities | Community Participation | Human Rights and Civil Liberties | Community Resources | Dialogue, Deliberation and Consensus-Building | Indigenous Peoples and Cultures | Media and Communication | Democracy Education | Social Entrepreneurship
About [Edit]
An Evening of Native American Poetry and Music
Cosponsored by The Institute of Noetic Sciences
http://www.ionsnw.org/Sharmagne_leland_st_john.htm
Date: Mon. July 14, 2008
Time: 7 pm - 9:15 pm
Location: The Sanctuary at East Shore Unitarian (12700 SE 32nd, Bellevue at I-90 and Richards RD)
Fee: $10 (Register on line) $15 at the door.
Join acclaimed poet Sharmagne Leland St. John; maker and musician of beautiful flutes, Paul Nyenhuis; visual artist and founder of Honor Day, Silversong Belcourt; and designer/dancer, Patricia Anne Davis.
Languish your senses in a sacred kiva, presenting the work of four Native American Indian artists. This inter-cultural evening features poetic dialogues of the spoken word punctuated by the sweet melody of original hand crafted flutes, a gift of indigenous art, and a blessing ceremony. Each inspired artist stands as a spokesperson for an original community and a passionate cause, speaks for the Creator, and gifts their wisdom in joining diverse communities.
Information and secure online registration at:
http://www.ionsnw.org/Sharmagne_leland_st_john.htm
The Institute of Noetic Sciences
IONS Northwest
Cosponsored by The Institute of Noetic Sciences
http://www.ionsnw.org/Sharmagne_leland_st_john.htm
Date: Mon. July 14, 2008
Time: 7 pm - 9:15 pm
Location: The Sanctuary at East Shore Unitarian (12700 SE 32nd, Bellevue at I-90 and Richards RD)
Fee: $10 (Register on line) $15 at the door.
Join acclaimed poet Sharmagne Leland St. John; maker and musician of beautiful flutes, Paul Nyenhuis; visual artist and founder of Honor Day, Silversong Belcourt; and designer/dancer, Patricia Anne Davis.
Languish your senses in a sacred kiva, presenting the work of four Native American Indian artists. This inter-cultural evening features poetic dialogues of the spoken word punctuated by the sweet melody of original hand crafted flutes, a gift of indigenous art, and a blessing ceremony. Each inspired artist stands as a spokesperson for an original community and a passionate cause, speaks for the Creator, and gifts their wisdom in joining diverse communities.
Information and secure online registration at:
http://www.ionsnw.org/Sharmagne_leland_st_john.htm
The Institute of Noetic Sciences
IONS Northwest