trail of broken promises
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Trail of Broken
Promises May 2012
The Wetlands Preservation Organization
What we definitely know
• We leave May 13, 2012
• We are going to pass through 7 states
• (KS, MO, IL, IN, OH, PA, and M.D.)
• We’ll cover 1100 to 1300 miles
• We’re going to be with other groups
• We should arrive in D.C. by July!
Trail Planning
Committee Update
This is how our journey
begins…
Sunday, 13 MAY 2012
(Lawrence, Kansas to Shawnee, Kansas)
Sunrise Ceremony
800 hours Breakfast
830 hours Prepare teams
900 hours Leave from Haskell’s Eco-Walk
1000 hours Connect to Haskell’s Rail Trail
1100 hours Walk through downtown Lawrence
1200 hours Break into teams. Head to different starting points
1600 hours Visit Shawnee Indian Mission (1839-1862)
May 15th Connect to Trail of Death at Independence!
http://www.potawatomi-tda.org/
How are we going to do this?
Four Team Approach
There will be four teams.
(Land, Animal, People, and Drivers)
Each team will have responsibilities.
Each team will travel 10 miles a day,
Separately!
Every team will have their own starting and stopping point.
We will all camp together each night.
The Land Team
Pick up trash along freeway
Log and dispose of trash in each town
Clean up campsites
Find campsite for each day
Locate landmarks (hot springs, trails)
Give weather updates
Haul water
The Land Team’s journey to the campsite.
The Animal Team
Coordinate all meals
Be the first awake each morning
Ask for food donations
Maintain an inventory of supplies
Help with health problems
Learn about the hospitals and police stations in area
Haul water
The Animal Team’s journey to the campsite.
The People Team
Meet with locals
Share our message with the media
Film walk
Write reports at the end of each cycle
Call land support everyday
Wash dishes
Haul water
The People Team’s journey to the campsite.
The Drivers Team
Every team is assigned driver/drivers.
Help the Land Team with trash
Help the Animal Team find food
Help the People Team with events
Provide gas updates
Car maintenance
Set up / take down tents
Haul water
Team Structure
Every team will have four leaders and each leader
will be assigned a task.
Team Leaders
The Land Leader of the Land Team oversees all of the
Land Teams activities.
Ensures trash is disposed of and logged
In charge of campsite clean up
Suggests places to visit
Tracks weather patterns in area
Hauls enough water for entire team
Sub-Team Leaders
The Land Leader of the Animal Team will serve as a
liaison for the two teams.
Gives Land Team updates
(Trash, Campsites, Weather)
Organizes trash pick up for their
section of
Organizes campsite clean up for
Animal Team.
Talking Circle
Every Team Leader must participate in a daily talking circle.
Everybody is encouraged to join.
Everyone is equal,
Leader or not!
Equality
What is a cycle?
A cycle is the amount of distance we cover in a certain
amount of time.
We’re going to run on a 5 day cycle, where we travel
approximately 30 miles each day for 4 days, then rest.
Day 1: Shawnee, KS/30 miles (cycle begins)
Day 2: Buckner, MO/28 miles
Day 3: Richmond, MO/31 miles
Day 4: Carrolton, MO/30 miles
Day 5: Rest (end of cycle)
*Teams have the opportunity to re-structure at the end of each cycle.
What if a cycle breaks?
If we are unable to travel one day because of the weather, or
we are held up for an event, we simply pause the cycle.
When we’re ready to hit the road again, we pick up where
we left off.
Day 1: Shawnee, KS - 30 miles (cycle begins)
Day 2: Buckner, MO - 28 miles
Day 3: Unforeseen Event (pause cycle)
Day 4: Richmond, MO - 31 miles (resume cycle)
Day 5: Carrolton, MO - 30 miles
Day 6: Rest (end of cycle)
*We are asking teams to stay together for the entire duration of each cycle.*
Trail of Broken Promises
Summer 2012
Date Distance Covered (miles) Location of Campsites Notes MAY 13 30 Shawnee, KS Shawnee Indian Mission
(1839 – 1862) 14 28 Buckner, MO Connect to Trail of Death
(September to November 1838) 15 31 Richmond, MO
16 30 Carrolton, MO
17 0 REST/END OF CYCLE
18 33.1 Keytesville, MO
19 29.5 Moberly, MO
20 25 Paris, MO
21 21 Monroe City, MO
22 0 REST/END OF CYCLE
23 34 West Quincy, MO
24 20.4 Liberty, IL
25 27 Perry, IL
26 31 Exeter, IL
27 0 REST/END OF CYCLE
28 33 Island Grove, IL
29 17.2 Springfield, IL
30 29.9 Niantic, IL
31 40.3 Monticello, IL JUNE 1 0 REST/END OF CYCLE
2 34 Sidney, IL
3 26.8 Danville, IL
4 26.8 Williamsport, IN
5 27.4 West Lafayette, IN
6 3 Lafayette, IN Day trip to Twin Lakes, IN Disconnect from Trail of Death
7 0 REST/END OF CYCLE
Estimate: 578.4
Date Distance Covered (miles) Location of Campsites Notes
JUNE 8 35 Kokomo, IN
9 29 Fairmount, IN
10 25 Muncie, IN
11 34 Greenville, OH
12 0 REST/END OF CYCLE
13 31.2 Piqua, OH
14 39.0 Buck Creek State Park, OH
15 33.6 Batelle Darby Creek Park, OH
16 14 Columbus, OH
17 0 REST/END OF CYCLE
18 32 Moundbuilders Park, OH
19 27 Dillon State Park, OH
20 31 Cambridge, OH
21 31.6 Egypt Valley Wilderness, OH
22 0 REST/END OF CYCLE
23 35.7 Triadelphia, OH, WV
24 26.9 Washington, PA
25 33.5 Ruffs Dale, PA
26 26.9 Kooser State Park, PA
27 0 REST/END OF CYCLE
28 19.4 Shanksville, PA
29 19.2 Schellsburg, PA
30 21.7 Everett, PA
JULY 1 28.3 Burnt Cabins, PA
2 26.1 East Waterford, PA
3 24.4 Landisburg, PA
*4* 14.5 Carlisle, PA
5 0 REST/END OF CYCLE
6 27.1 Gettysburg, PA
7 32 Fredrick, MD
8 23.7 Gaithersburg, MD
9 22.9 Washington D.C.!!!!!!!!!! good medicine.
For more information regarding our journey please contact:
Millicent Pepion
Wetlands Preservation Organization
Phone: (480) 258-2930
Email: Minipah@msn.com Millicent.Pepion@haskell.edu
The Trail of Broken
Promises is on FB.
How to become involved
• Come to meetings!
• Email for more info:
Jessica.Lackey@haskell.edu
Millicent.Pepion@haskell.edu
Or
Kelda.Britton@haskell.edu
Meetings!
Wetlands Preservation Organization
Haskell Library (Room 111)
6 pm/Mondays
Indigenous and American Indian
Studies Club
Haskell Library (Room 111)
6 pm/Tuesdays
Medicine Wheel
Saturdays at 10 am!
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