Topic: Maka Si Tomni - Thriving Lakota Language & Culture
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Hi Patric,
"The support of the outside world in this event is important because the young need to experience an embracing of who they really are, and they are gentle horseman capable of being great warriors in the world." This is an important point, and something to inspire all of us, in our own respective cultures as well. I'll help you start doing the following...(its something anyone can do) Invite WE users who are part of the following areas of focus Indigenous Lands (470): http://www.wiserearth.org/user/search/q/area%253AIndigenous%2BLands Indigenous Rights (1061): http://www.wiserearth.org/user/search/q/area%253AIndigenous%2BRights Indigenous People and Culture (692): http://www.wiserearth.org/user/search/q/area%253AIndigenous%2BPeople%2Band%2BCulture I would also try to simply target people living in North Dakota or a surrounding state, since it'll be more likely for them to make their way there. If you know of people who want to help, it'd be good to roughly divide up the lists so that you won't overlap with others. To invite a user to a group, visit their user profile and then click on "Invite to Groups". From there, a list of all the groups you personally are a member of will be displayed, as well as any groups which you both are members of. Simply click on the group name to invite them to a group. With a group, you can message everyone using the "message to all members" link under "Admin Tools" (I recommend using this in moderation though!) I think I have more ideas, but first things first. |
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Patric and all, do you have an invitation message you could share with us, to invite WiserEarth users to the Maka Si Tomni group?
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Maka Si Tomni Council invites you to become a supporter of Maka Si Tomni: Bringing Forth a Thriving Lakota Language & Culture. The Maka Si Tomni group is on Wise Earth an open global site where you can join discussions and invite others in your social network to support to participate in the mission of Maka Si Tomni and the Little Big Horn Victory Celebration. TO START GO TO: Http://www.wiserearth.org/group/makasitomni
The Little Big Horn Celebration is Sovereignty in Action, the largest gathering of 1st nations people at Greasy Grass in a 132 years, a history-making event. Maka Si Tomni Productions a Lakota Filming Company is creating a documentary entitled the “Lakota Ride Again.” The demo DVD is completed and introduces The Lakota Paradigm, The Crazy Horse and Little Big Horn Rides, plus testimonials of the event. Here are Five ways to support the “Little Big Horn Victory Celebration” June 25, 2008 at Little Big Horn National Monument, Montana. 1) $50 donation or more and receive the just released “Lakota Ride Again” DVD. 2) $300 donation and Sponsor Rider on the Little Big Horn event June 2008. 3) $1,000 donation be a Sponsoring Organization for Little Big Horn Victory Celebration. 4) Educators request a DVD and share in a classroom setting and build a cultural bridge in learning that is relevant to current global concerns. 5) Become an active volunteer for the Little Big Horn event by contributing your expertise, hands on giving or in-kind resources needed. DONATION: To currently make a contribution to the “Little Big Horn Victory Celebration” go to the secure donate page: www.makasitomni.org/?page_id=12 Every donation of $50 or more receives a “Lakota Ride Again” DVD, a $300 donation automatically sets you up as a “Rider Sponsor” and a $1,000 donation automatically sets you up as “Sponsor of the Event.” One last invitation to support the Victory Celebration is for you to take a few moments and forward this email to 10 people in your circle of influence who are interested in either the “Little Big Horn Victory Celebration” or learning about the Wise Earth Community emerging on the Internet. If you have any questions, concerns, innovation or feedback for the Maka Si Tomni Council you can contact us by email: info@makasitomni.org or call 605-454-8142. Bamm Brewer, Mel Lone Hill, Wilmer Mesteth, Tony Brave, Patric Roberts |
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I invited about a dozen people today with the Indigenous Lands area of focus, and after searching for "Native American" invited a few more.
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Areas of concern: Fund Raising for Event, Philanthropy, Wise Earth Leadership participation in developing a successful thriving group experience, Sponsors for the June 25th Event by, indigenous, civil societies, Social Justice and United Nations, global NGO Organizations, Effective Strategy of Enlisting New Members into Wise-Earth community (outside networks we are already a part of), Non Profit Governance and Administration, Website development to maximize Maka Si Tomni organizational development, Event Management and Volunteers, Public Relation including Media Kits and Press Releases, and assistance in creating Maka Si Tomni Productions and documentary "Lakota Ride Again." Currently releasing 2 hr demo presentation.