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GRATEFULLY WISH TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE CONTRIBUTION OF KATHLEEN SMITH AND
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lNDIAN CONFERENCE, OFFERS OUR CONFERENCE A SPECIAL TIE TO THE HISTORY OF
MARIN AND IS A SIGNIFICANT TRIBUTE TO THE HOMELANDS OF THE MIWOK PEOPLE.
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Marin Community Foundation S Hamilton Landing Suite 200 Novato, CA 94949 Main phone: 415.464.2500
Going north: a) Going north on Highway 101, take the Hamilton Field/Nave Dr. Exit. Veer right at the end of the exitramp and follow Nave Drive going north, parallel to 101. Take a right at Main Gate Road, which leads into Hamilton. [At Crescent, Main Gate Road becomes Palm Drive.)
b) Continue until you reach the Arts Center, then bear right onto South Palm Drive. Take South Palm Drive to the end, turn right onto Hangar Avenue, and take an immediate left into the parking lot. MCF is in Hangar 5, at 5 Hamilton Landing. The entrance is down the pathway between Hangar 5 and Hangar 6.
2 1 ST ANNUAL CALIFORNIA INDIAN CONFERENCE
... THROUGH OUR EYES, LOOKING BACK, WHILE MOVING FORWARD ...
WELCOME TO THE 21 ST ANNUAL CALIFORNIA INDIAN CONFERENCE HOSTED BY MARIN MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN AND DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. WE ARE PROUD TO HOST THIS CONFERENCE AND WISH TO WELCOME ALL PARTICIPANTS TO THE CAMPUS AND THE CONFERENCE. THE FOLLOWING PAGES LIST THE SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEKEND'S EVENTS, INCLUDING PROGRAM TIMES AND ROOM LOCATIONS. (PLEASE NOTE: THE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO UNEXPECTED CHANGES; CHANGES WILL BE POSTED AT THE REGISTRATION AREA). ALSO INCLUDED IS A CAMPUS MAP, WITH DIRECTIONS TO LOCATIONS FOR CONFERENCE SESSIONS. IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE, THERE WILL BE "STUDENT AMBASSADORS" TO ASSIST YOU. THEY WlLL BE WEARING CONFERENCE T-SHIRTS.
ON FRIDAY, YOU'LL FIND INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION TABLES AT THE CREEKSIDE CENTER AND MEADOWLANDS HALL, WHERE THAT DAY'S AFTERNOON SESSION WILL TAKE PLACE. ON SATURDAY, THE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION TABLES WILL BE LOCATED AT THE CREEKSIDE CENTER AND ANGELICO HALL, WHERE THE KEYNOTE SPEECH AND THE FIRST SESSIONS WILL TAKE PLACE. VENDORS, LUNCH AND DINNER WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE CREEKSIDE CENTER AND THE CALERUEGA DINNING HALL; THIS AREA IS SHOWN ON THE MAP AS A STAR.
THERE IS AMPLE PARKING, INCLUDING DEDICATED SLOTS FOR DISABLED PARKING, AROUND THE CAMPUS ON WEEKENDS, BUT PLEASE OBEY ALL POSTED PARKING SIGNS. ALL CAMPUS PARKING LOTS WILL BE UNRESTRICTED THROUGHOUT THE WEEKEND. IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE PLEASE ASK A STUDENT AMBASSADOR FOR HELP (LOOK FOR CONFERENCE T-SHIRTS). IF NEEDED, THEY CAN CALL FOR TRANSPORTATION OR ASSISTANCE.
OUR SESSIONS BEGIN IN MEADOWLANDS HALL ON FRIDAY AT 1 PM. AN OPENING BLESSING AND WELCOME, AS WELL AS AFTERNOON SESSIONS, WILL TAKE PLACE IN MEADOWLANDS UNTlL 4: 1 5 PM. FOLLOWING THIS, FROM 4:30 - 6:30 PM ALL CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THE MARIN MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN EXHIBITION, SPIRIT SPEAKS, AT THE MARIN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION IN NOVATO. THE FOUNDATION WILL HOST A CATERED RECEPTION DURING THE EXHIBITION. ALBERT MARTINEZ (M!WOK) WILL PLAY FLUTE MUSIC.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME.
TRANSPORTATION TO THE EXHIBITION AT MARIN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION WILL BE PROVIDED. A SHUTTLE WILL PICK UP CURBSIDE ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE AT THE CREEKSIDE CENTER (SEE MAP) BEGINNING AT 4: 15 PM. THE SHUTTLE WILL ALSO PICK UP CURBSIDE ON ACACIA AVENUE DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF GUZMAN HALL AT 4:30 PM. BOTH SHUTTLES WILL CONTINUE TO PICK UP AND DROP OFF AT THESE SAME LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT THE EVENING. THE LAST SHUTTLE WILL LEAVE NOVATO AT 6:45 PM. (REFER TO MAP FOR THE CAMPUS DROP OFF AND PICK UP LOCALES).
IF YOU PREFER TO DRIVE TO THE EXHIBITION AND RECEPTION, A HANDOUT MAP IS PROVIDED WITH DIRECTIONS TO MARIN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, PLEASE ASK AT THE INFORMATION & REGISTRATION DESK, PRIOR TO THE EVENT.
ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, EVERYONE IS INVITED TO ALCATRAZ ISLAND; JOSE RIVERA, PARK RANGER AND TRIBAL LIAISON, WILL HOST THIS TOUR. THIS EVENT IS FREE, BUT YOU MUST RSVP AT THE INFORMATION DESK AT REGISTRATION. THE BOAT RIDE AND ISLAND ACCESS ARE PROVIDED; THERE IS A COST FOR PARKING A.T THE PIER LOCATION. A HANDOUT WILL BE PROVIDED. PLEASE NOTE: DRESS, WARM, THE ISLAND IS WINDY A.ND COLD.
ENJOY THE WEEKEND
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2006
MEADOWLANDS HALL
1 :00 PM
OPENING PRAYER AND WELCOME
CONNIE REITMAN-SOLAS
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
. INTER-TRIBAL COUNCIL OF [email protected]
1 :30 TO END OF SESSION
PUBLISHING AND FUNDING
FORUM HOST: D. SHANE BARNETT
TWENTY YEARS OF PUBLISHING NATIVE NEWS
MALCOLM MARGOLIN
HEYDAY [email protected]
THE KELLY MANUSCRIPT
SYLVIA THALMAN·[email protected]
MIWOK ARCHEOLOGICAL PRESERVE OF MARIN·
WWW.MAPOM.ORG
GRANT WRITING
D. SHANE BARNETT
WE CAN!! EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
WWW.WALKINGEAST.ORG
FOUNDATION FUNDING-TECHNOLOGY, HEALTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT
ADELE JAMES
THE CALIFORNIA ENDOWMENT·[email protected]
RUTH WILLIAMS
COMMUNITY TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATION OF CALIFORNIA
TIM LITTLE
THE ROSE FOUNDATION·[email protected] CONCLUSION OF FIRST SESSION
(CAMPUS SHUTTLE PICK UP, CHECKMAP)
4:30TO 6:30
MARIN MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN EXHIBITION,
SPIRIT SPEAKS
MARIN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION RECEPTION
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2006 ANGELICO
9:30AM HALL
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
GREG SARRIS CHAIRMAN, FEDERATED INDIANS OF GRATON RANCHERIA
1 0:00 AM TO 1 2:30 PM ANGELICO HALL CULTURAL RESOURCES PROTECTION
MORNING SESSION: PART I STRENGTHENING THE LAW
FORUM HOST: BEVERLY ORTIZ
FORUM PARTICIPANTS FRANK E. BA YHAM
(PRESIDENT, SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA ARCHAEOLOGY)
BENNAE CALAC
(DIRECTOR, CULTURAL RESOURCES, SOBOBA BAND OF LUISENO INDIANS) COORDINATOR@SOBOBA-NSN. GOV
GREGG CASTRO
( TROWTRAA/-11... OHLONE/ RUMS/EN SALi NAN, SA'YYO ASSOCIATES BOARD MEMBER)
ARIEL CLARK
(STAFF ATTORNEY, CALIFORNIA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES) [email protected]
MICHELE FAHLEY
(STAFF ATTORNEY, CALIFORNIA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES)
JEFF FENTRESS
(NAGPRA COORDINATOR, ANTHROPOLOGY DEPARTMENT, SFSU) [email protected]
MICHAEL NEWLAND
(VICE PRESIDENT, SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA ARCHAEOLOGY)
BEVERLY ORTIZ
(PANEL ORGANIZER; ETHNOGRAPHIC CONSULTANT; LECTURER, CSU EAST BAY; NATURALIST, EAST BAY REGIONAL PARK DISTRICT)[email protected]
SONIA TAMEZ
(USFS PACIFIC SOUTHWEST REGION TRIBAL RELATIONS PROGRAM MANAGER) [email protected]
KEN WILSON
(CA STATE ARCHAEOLOGIST AND TRIBAL LIAJSON, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT)
ROB WOOD
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1 2:30 TO 1 :30 PM LUNCH BREAK, CREEKSIDE ROOM AND CALERUEGA DINING HALL
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2006
ANGELICO HALL
1 :30 TO 3:00 PM
CULTURAL RESOURCES PROTECTION
AFTERNOON SESSION: PART II
· FORUM HOST: BEVERLY ORTIZ
FORUM PARTICIPANTS DEFINING AND PROTECTING CULTURAL RESOURCES IN THE REAL WORLD
NICKL. TIPON, GENE BUVELOT, KEN TIPON FEDERATED INDIANS OF GRATON RANCHERIA
PROTECTING CALIFORNIA'S TRIBAL CULTURAL PLACES THROUGH THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT PLANNING PROCESS
CUAUHTEMOC GONZALES, SCOTT MORGAN
GOVERNOR'S OFFICE OF PLANNING AND RESEARCH
WATER RIGHTS BRADLEY MARSHALL
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 4, 2006
ANGELICO HALL
3:00 PM TO END OF SESSION
THE INDIAN CIVIL RIGHTS ACT: NO RIGHTS GUARANTEED FORUM HOST: EDWARD 0. CASTILLO
FORUM PARTICIPANTS GENE SLOAN, CAHTO, LAYTONVILLE
LOIS LOCKHART, POMO, PINOLEVJLLE
JOHN GOMEZ, JR., PECHANGA, TEMECULA
CARLA FOREMAN-MASLIN, WINTUN, REDDING EDDIE VEDOLLA/ ARIAL TRIPPA, POMO, GUIDIVILLE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2006
GUZMAN 104 10:00 AM TO 12:30 PM
CULTURAL DOCUMENTATION, REVITALIZATION AND PRESERVATION PROJECTS
FORUM HOST: BETTY GOERKE
CALIFORNIA INDIAN TREASURES IN EUROPEAN MUSEUMS
BETTY GOERKE COLLEGE OF [email protected]
FINDING CALIFORNIA INDIANS IN HISTORY MUSEUMS
MARCIA EYMANN
MARIN HISTORY [email protected]
OUTDOOR MUSEUMS
JOSE RIVERA PARK RANGER-NATIVE AMERICAN LIAISON- JOSE [email protected]
1 :30 LUNCH BREAK RETURN AFTER LUNCH
BROTHER CAN You SPARE A PARADIGM: THE DIFFERING WORLDVIEWS OF NATI PEOPLES AND ARCHAEOLOGY
GREGG CASTRO
SA'YYO ASSOCIATES (SALINAN NON-PROFIT)[email protected]
LANGUAGE REVITALIZATION JEANNETTE ANGLIN AND JOANNE CAMPBELL FEDERATED INDIANS OF GRATON
TULE BOATS TRANSPORTS OF DELIGHT
CHARLES KENNARO., MIWOK ARCHEOL0GICAL PRESERVE OF [email protected]
SHELLM0UNDS
ANDRES CEDIEL
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FRIDAY 1 3, 2006 • MEADOWLANDS REGISTRA TION BEGINS AT 12.-0OPM - PROGRAM BEGINS- 1 .-0O PM TO CLOSE OF SESSION
BLESSING & WELCOME 1 :30 SESSIONS BEGIN
20 YEARS OF PUBLISHING NATIVE N EWS
THE KELLY MANUSCRIPT GRANT WRITING FUNDING AND FOUNDATIONS
4: 1 5 RECEPTION AT MARIN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION (SHUTTLE STOPS ON MAP)
SATURDAY 1 4, 2006 · MEADOWLANDS SESSIONS BEGIN: 1 0:00 AM (LUNCH BREAK) RETURN TO END
THE NATIVE VOICE IN MEDIA M IWOKS OR EWOKS THE NATIVE VOICE I N HISTORY THE SALT SONG, A LIVING DOCUMENTARY ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SILENCE CALI FORNIA'S LOST TRIBES
SATURDAY 1 4, 2006 · ANGELICO HALL
9:30-KEYNOTE SPEAKER SESSIONS BEGIN: 1 0:00 AM (LUNCH BREAK)
CULTURAL RESOURCES PROTECTION: PART I STRENGTHENING THE LAW
AFTERNOON SESSIONS BEGIN 1 :30 TO 3:30 CULTURAL RESOURCES PROTECTION -PART I I
DEFINING AND PROTECTING CULTURAL RESOURCES PROTECTING CALIFORNIA'S TRIBAL CULTURAL PLACES
WATER RIGHTS 3:30 TO END OF SESSION
THE INDIAN CIVIL RIGHTS ACT: NO RIGHTS GUARANTEED
SATURDAY 1 4, 2006 - GUZMAN 1 1 0 SESSIONS BEGIN: 1 0:00 AM (LUNCH BREAK)
SARAH WINNEMUCCA IN CALIFORNIA ISADORA SOLANO, A PATWIN WOMAN
I NDIAN BASKETS OF CENTRAL CALIFORNIA 1 :30 TO END OF SESSION
CURRENT RESEARCH IN NATIVE CALIFORNIA
CALI FORNIA SKETCHES OF HENRY B BROWN, 1 85 1 -52 HOOPA CONFLICT & RESISTANCE TO 1 9TH CENTURY COLONIZATION OH LON E & MIWOK INDIANS ON THE ISLANDS IN SF BAY CAHUILLA LAN DSCAPE & ETHNOGEOGRAPHY NEOPHYTES AS WORKERS: AFTER SECULARIZATION J UAN BAUTISTA DE ANZA NATIONAL TRAIL
SATURDAY 1 4, 2006 · GUZMAN 1 04 1 0:00 AM TO LUNCH BREAK
CALIFORNIA INDIAN TREASURES IN EUROPEAN MUSEUMS
FINDING CALIFORNIA I NDIANS IN HISTORY M USEUMS OUTDOOR M USEUMS
1 :30 TO END OF SESSION BROTHER CAN YOU SPARE A PARADIGM LANGUAGE REVITALIZATION
TULE BOATS TRANSPORTS OF DELIGHT
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5:30 ---SA-TUR-_,. DAY DINNE___ -----R · CREEKSIDE ROOM & CALERUEGA DINNING HALL
SUNDAY 1 5, 2006 1 0:00 AM TO END ( 1 2:00PM)
ALL PROGRAMS AT CREEKSIDE
MIWOK ARCHEOLOGICAL PRESERVE OF MARIN
HAS LONG BEEN A GENEROUS SUPPORTER OF NATIVE CULTURES
WE WISH TO I NFORM OUR AUDIENCE THAT MAPO M OFFERS CLASSES
THROUGHOUT THE YEAR AT POINT REYES, IN CALIFORNIA INDIAN
SKILLS. PLEASE SUPPORT THIS WONDERFUL ORGANIZATION AND
THEIR CONSISTENT AND HONORABLE WORK.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 4, 2006 GUZMAN 1 1 0
1 0:00 AM TO 1 2:30 PM
CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES FORUM HOST: EDWARD CASTILLO
SARAH WINNEMUCCA IN CALIFORNIA GAE CANFIELD
MIW0K ARCHEOLOGICAL PRESERVE OF MARIN·[email protected]
M EXICAN COLONIAL I MPERIALISM IN THE NORTH BAY: THE TESTIMONY OF ISADORA SOLANO, A PATWIN WOMAN .
EDWARD 0. CASTILLO NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES, SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY
CASTILLO@SON0MA. EDU
CALIFORNIA I NDIAN BASKETS OF CENTRAL CALIFORNIA RALPH SHANKS
SHANKS4 1 [email protected]
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 4 , 2006 M EADOWLANDS MAIN FLOOR
1 0:00 AM TO 5:00 PM
NATIVE VOICES IN MEDIA FORUM H OST: JULI E HOLDER
THIS PROGRAM IS MEDIA PRESENTATIONS, WITH I NTRODUCTIONS BY THE ARTISTS.
ALL WORK WILL BE PREVIEWED.
THIS PROGRAM WI LL RUN THROUGHOUT THE DAY, UNTIL ALL WORK IS COMPLETED.
FORUM PARTICIPANTS
VOICES FROM THE PAST
M O NIQUE SONOQUIE
I NDIGENOUS YOUTH FOUNDATION , WWW.CHUMASH.COM [email protected]
MIWOKS OR EWOKS? COYOTE MEETS STAR WARS EPISODES 1 -6
GABRIEL S. ESTRADA
CA STATE U N IVERSITY LONG BEACH·[email protected]
LUNCH BREAK RETURN 1 :30
THE SALT SONG, A LIVI NG DOCUMENTARY
PHILI P KLASKY
LECTURER, AMERICAN I NDIAN STU DIES D EPARTMENT, SFSU
MELISSA NELSON
AMERICAN I NDIAN STUDIES DEPARTMENT, SFSU
MKNELSON@SFSU. EDU
ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SILENCE
JULI E HOLD ER
CALIFORNIA I NDIAN H ERITAGE [email protected]
CALIFORNIA LOST TRIBES
JED RIFFE
J ED RIFFE [email protected]
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 4, 2006 GUZMAN 1 1 0
1 :30 PM TO END OF SESSION
CURRENT RESEARCH IN NATIVE CALIFORNIA FORUM HOST: LEE DAVIS
CALIFORNIA SKETCHES OF HENRY B BROWN , 1 85 1 - 1 852 THOMAS C. BLACKBURN
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY·[email protected]
HOOPA CONFLICT & RESISTANCE TO 1 9TH CENTURY COLONIZATION BRIAN GLEESON
CALIFORNIA ST ATE UNIVERSITY·[email protected]
OHLONE AND MIWOK ] NDIANS ON THE ISLANDS IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY LEE DAVIS-DAVIS [email protected]
SHELLY DAVIS-KING DAVIS-KING AND ASSOCIATES ·SH [email protected]
CAHUILLA LANDSCAPE AND ETHNOGEOGRAPHY SYLVIA BRAKKE VANE
BALLENA PRESS· (FAX) 650-324- 1 290
ALCATRAZ ISLAND: OHLONE VIEWPOINT ANDREW GALVAN
M ISSION DOLORES, SAN FRANCISCO . [email protected]
N EOPHYTES AS WORKERS: AFTER SECULARIZATION GEORGE PHILLIPS
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO·[email protected] ET
JUAN BAUTISTA DE ANZA NATIONAL TRAIL: COLLABORATION WITH NATIVE CALIFORNIANS
STANLEY BOND JUAN BAUTISTA DE ANZA NATIONAL
HISTORIC TRAIL, NATIONAL PARK SERVICE STANLEY C [email protected]
PLANNING SESSION FOR N EXT YEAR'S CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD AT CLOSE OF THIS SESSION, PLEASE MEET IN THIS ROOM (SEE SUNDAYS PAGE)
PLANNING SESSION FOR NEXT YEAR'S CONFERENCE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 4, 2006
A MEETING WILL BE HELD IN GUZMAN 1 1 0
5:00PM, RIGHT AFTER: CURRENT RESEARCH IN NATIVE CALIFORNIA
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN HOSTING THE CALIFORNIA INDIAN CONFERENCE, FOR 2007 OR 2008
PLEASE PLAN ON ATTENDING THIS SESSION OR
CHECK WITH LEE DAVIS [email protected]
PLANNING SESSION FOR NEXT YEAR'S CONFERENCE PLANNING MEETING FOR 2007 CALIFORNIA INDIAN CONFERENCE.
I NTERESTED IN HOSTING THE CALIFORNIA INDIAN CONFERENCE NEXT YEAR?
WE ARE LOOKING 2007
FOR INSTITU2008,
TIONS TO HOST THE CIC CONFERENCE IN AND IN USUALLY IN OCTOBER.
I F YOU AND YOUR ORGANIZATION ARE INTERESTED, PLEASE BRING YOUR INTEREST AND PROPOSALTO THIS MEETING. IF YOUR TRIBE OR MUSEUM IS INTERESTED, PLEASE COME TO THIS MEETING, FOR SUPPORT INFORMATION AND PLANNING SUGGESTIONS. [email protected]
MARIN MUSEUM OF
THE AMERICAN INDIAN
THANK YOU SUNDRAGON T SHIRTS
HTTP:/ /WWWSUN DRAGON, BIZ
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1 5, 2006 CREEKSIDE ROOM
1 0:00 - TO CLOSE OF SESSION
1 0:00 TO CLOSE
RENEW THE LAND CONTEMPORARY CALIFORNIA IN DIAN CULTURES AND SUDDEN OAK DEATH
BEVERLY ORTIZ ETHNOGRAPHIC CONSULTANT; LECTURER, CSU EAST BAY; NATURALIST, EAST
BAY REGIONAL PARK DJSTRICT)·[email protected]
FIRE FOR HABITAT RESTORATION ED WILLIE
FINE AND GRAPHIC ARTIST·[email protected]
CLOSE OF THIS YEARS CONFERENCE -----·--------�·---·----
SUNDAY, O CTOBER 1 5, 2006 2:00 PM
PIER 39, SAN FRANCISCO, CALI FORNIA
ALCATRAZ TOUR JOSE RIVERA
• (THERE IS NO COST FOR THIS HOSTED TOUR OF ALCATRAZ, BOAT RIDE AND ADMITTANCE IS RSVP.
THERE IS CHARGE FOR PARKING AT PIER. You MUST SIGN UP AND RESERVE A SPACE, SIGN UP SHEET AND TOUR HANDOUT
IS AVAILABLE AT INFOR MATION AND REGISTRATION DESK, CREEKSIDE)
Vendors at this years Conference - Thank you for your support
NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION WWW. NARA.GOV /REGIONAL
WINTUN J EWELRY AND ARTS MC [email protected]
APACHICANO ART PRODUCTIONS/
THE BASKETTREE [email protected]
ELONDA & GREGG CASTRO [email protected]
HEYDAY INSTITUTE LILLIAN@HEYDA YBOOKS.COM
DONOVAN YAZZIE [email protected]
SUSAN GLEASON
NATIONAL INDIAN JUSTICE CENTER N [email protected] .
MALKI M USEUM PRESS MALK I [email protected]
THE NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE (N RCS) HTTP: / /WWW.NRCS.USDA.GOV /ABOUT/ AGENCY.HTML
CALIFORNIA INDIAN EDUCATIONAL NETWORK LLOCKLEAR@ PALO MAR.EDU
PAUL STONE DESIGNS
PAUL@PAULSTONE .US
We support a l l Native arts , schools, organizations, progra ms, Cultures and vendors .
We hope this conference has brought clarity and information to empower your future.
GENEROUS SUPPORT FROM UNEXPECTED SOURCES
JOSEPH FINK PRESIDENT DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
KENNETH PORADA PROVOST, DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
HARLAN STELMACH CHAIR HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT, DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
STEVE KINSEY 4TH DISTRICT, MARIN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
AND WE WISH: SPECIAL THANKS TO THE MANY KIND AND GENEROUS STAFF M EMBERS AT DOMIN ICAN UNIVERSITY, WHO GAVE OF THEIR TIME WITH A PATIENT SMILE AND GENEROUS SPIRIT . . .
CONFERENCE HOSTS MARIN MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN
DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
BON APPETIT CATERING
CONFERENCE FUNDING: DOMIN ICAN UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MARI N COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
CONFERENCE DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE: D. SHANE BARNETT EDWARD D, CASTILLO LEE DAVIS BETTY GOERKE COLLEEN HICKS JULI E HOLDER BRADLEY MARSHALL BEVERLY ORTIZ ARTHUR SCOTT KATHLEEN SMITH ERIC WILDER MARY KAY TEMPLE
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STUDENT AMBASSADORS
LYNN ANDERSON JANET BROG MAYA BROG
THERESE B ERREYESA GRACE BOORSTEIN
MICHAEL BOORSTEIN PAT CAGWIN WI LMA CUFF
SALVATORE CRIVELLO SIMI CHAND!
STEPHANIE CANALES ZACH DE HAAS
MAUREEN DE NIEVA MARGARET DEPO N D
LAUREN DARE M EGAN EAGLE
LORAIN E PSTEIN LA'SHURN FERRELL
ELIZABITH FLORES-LOPEZ ROSARIO GARCIA
DANA GROSS KATE G I RTON
ANGELA G IERTYCH LISA JURIS
BECKY JACKSON JUTTA KLEIN
DAVID SAM LIM ALLIE MAGES
AONDRAY PEOPLES BRENDAN PERRY
DANIEL SORENSEN .RUBY TAYLOR
KIMBERLY TILLMAN VICTOR VERDIN PHILLIP YOUNG
CONFERENCE WIZARD JULIE HOLDER
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THE AMERICAN INDIAN
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THE MARIN MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN AND DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA WISH TO ACKNOWLEDGE THESE SPONSORS
FOR THEIR CONTINUED AND GENEROUS SUPPORT. IT IS AN HONOR TO HOST THIS 2 1 sr CALIFORNIA INDIAN CONFERENCE
IN MARIN COUNTY AND WE APPRECIATE THE CONTINUED SUPPORT FROM ALL OUR SPONSORS, WITHOUT THEIR HELP, THIS CONFERENCE
WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE.
SPECIAL THANKS FOR THEIR GENEROUS DONATIONS
COLLEGE OF MARIN
COUNTY OF MARIN
DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
MARIN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
MIWOK ARCHEOLOGICAL PRESERVE OF MARIN
SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC
SPRINGCREEK CORPORATION
THE FEDERATED INDIANS OF GRATON RA.NCHERIA
THE MARIN MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN AND DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA WOULD ALSO LIKE TO
EXTEND OUR APPRECIATION TO AL.L _GONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS, WHO SO GENEROUSLY SHARED THEIR
KNOWLEDGE.
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