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This is a response to news releases sent out by Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley ...
We just set up www.doodadesertrock.com and updated the short 2006 documentary "Making A Stand At ...
Anti-immigration bills such as SB 1070 rest on the "securing" of the borders in order ...
Posted by: David V. Hill Hello Friends, We are getting information that the uranium industry has ...
Please spread the word. If you cannot make it to Phoenix or Flagstaff please consider ...
  June 6th, 2009 Supreme Court Affirms Tribes Have No Religious Rights, Tribes and others Call ...
Two years ago community members and an Indigenous youth empowerment media collective called "Outta Your ...
  12/29/08 - Outta Your Backpack Media (OYBMedia) has released a DVD of 19 short films ...
UPDATE: COURT DATE MOVED TO JULY 16 - Read the News Release Here. Phoenix, AZ—At 1:30 ...

SAVE THE PEAKS! July 15th – 16th, 2010 PHOENIX, AZ – Prayer Vigil • March • Rally

Please spread the word. If you cannot make it to Phoenix or Flagstaff please consider organizing a vigil, rally or event in your community! If you would like to help with outreach you can pick up posters at Taala Hooghan infoshop ...
SAVE THE PEAKS! July 15th – 16th, 2010 PHOENIX, AZ – Prayer Vigil • March • Rally

District Court to Hear Arguments Over Sewage Effluent Snowmaking Scheme on Peaks

UPDATE: COURT DATE MOVED TO JULY 16 - Read the News Release Here. Phoenix, AZ—At 1:30 p.m. (MST-AZ) on Monday, June 14th a U.S. District Court Judge will hear oral arguments in a lawsuit challenging the proposed use of treated sewage ...
District Court to Hear Arguments Over Sewage Effluent Snowmaking Scheme on Peaks

Uranium Mining Begins Near Grand Canyon

Thousands of Claims Threaten Public Health & Sacred Lands By Klee Benally Grand Canyon, AZ -- In defiance of legal challenges and a U.S. Government moratorium, Canadian company Denison Mines has started mining uranium on the north rim of the Grand Canyon. According ...
Uranium Mining Begins Near Grand Canyon

Environmental Groups Gain Court Victory Over Peabody Coal on Black Mesa

BLACK MESA, AZ -- The Department of Interior (DOI) has denied Peabody Coal Company's expansion operations on Black Mesa, AZ. Peabody had been planning to combine both their Kayenta and Black Mesa mines, pump more water for transporting coal, reactivate the ...
Environmental Groups Gain Court Victory Over Peabody Coal on Black Mesa

Struggle Continues to Protect Holy San Francisco Peaks

Stop Snowbowl! Protest Sat. Dec. 19 At Flagstaff City Hall! When: Saturday, December 19th starting at 10AM Where: Flagstaff City Hall on the Rt. 66 side     The struggle to protect the Holy San Francisco Peaks and community health from ski resort expansion and ...
Struggle Continues to Protect Holy San Francisco Peaks

SAVE THE PEAKS! July 15th – 16th, 2010 PHOENIX, AZ – Prayer Vigil • March • Rally

June - 29 - 2010 Reporter: admin Respond

Please spread the word. If you cannot make it to Phoenix or Flagstaff please consider organizing a vigil, rally or event in your community!
If you would like to help with outreach you can pick up posters at Taala Hooghan infoshop in Flagstaff (1700 N 2nd St. near Rt 66 and 4th St.) or you can [...]

Activists Seeking End to Border Militarization Lockdown & Occupy Border Patrol Office in Tucson, AZ

May - 23 - 2010 Reporter: admin Respond

Tucson, AZ – At approximately 1:00PM Friday, May 21, 2010 more than a dozen people occupied the Tucson Headquarters of the US Border Patrol to draw attention to impacts of border militarization in Indigenous Communities. Six people, including Alex Soto a member of the Tohono O’odham Nation and a volunteer with the group O’odham Solidarity [...]

Tucson, AZ: Indigenous Peoples Protest SB1070 & HB2281

May - 20 - 2010 Reporter: admin Respond

Anti-immigration bills such as SB 1070 rest on the “securing” of the borders in order to manage the flow of migration. This securing includes and is not limited to a physical wall to be made on Indigenous land (Tohono O’odham/Lipan Apache to name a few). The state’s power to waive pre-existing laws (such as NEPA, [...]

Indigenous and American Indian Studies Scholars Speak Out Against SB1070, Call for an Economic Boycott of Arizona

May - 20 - 2010 Reporter: admin Respond

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 19, 2010
Indigenous and American Indian Studies Scholars Speak Out Against SB1070, Call for an Economic Boycott of Arizona
TUCSON—Indigenous and American Indian studies scholars are condemning Arizona Senate Bill 1070 and related legislation.
“Clearly, and bluntly, the state law is racist and discriminatory against so-called ‘illegal immigrants’ crossing the borders from the South, [...]

District Court to Hear Arguments Over Sewage Effluent Snowmaking Scheme on Peaks

May - 19 - 2010 Reporter: admin Respond

UPDATE: COURT DATE MOVED TO JULY 16 – Read the News Release Here.
Phoenix, AZ—At 1:30 p.m. (MST-AZ) on Monday, June 14th a U.S. District Court Judge will hear oral arguments in a lawsuit challenging the proposed use of treated sewage effluent on the San Francisco Peaks located in Northern Arizona. This case  addresses whether or [...]

Uranium Mining Begins Near Grand Canyon

February - 23 - 2010 Reporter: admin 15 Responses

Thousands of Claims Threaten Public Health & Sacred Lands
By Klee Benally
Grand Canyon, AZ — In defiance of legal challenges and a U.S. Government moratorium, Canadian company Denison Mines has started mining uranium on the north rim of the Grand Canyon. According to the Arizona Daily Sun the mine has been operating since December 2009.
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Environmental Groups Gain Court Victory Over Peabody Coal on Black Mesa

January - 10 - 2010 Reporter: admin Respond

BLACK MESA, AZ — The Department of Interior (DOI) has denied Peabody Coal Company’s expansion operations on Black Mesa, AZ.
Peabody had been planning to combine both their Kayenta and Black Mesa mines, pump more water for transporting coal, reactivate the Black Mesa mine, and acquire a “Life of Mine” permit.
Peabody’s expansion plans were initially approved [...]

Struggle Continues to Protect Holy San Francisco Peaks

December - 18 - 2009 Reporter: admin 3 Responses

Stop Snowbowl! Protest Sat. Dec. 19 At Flagstaff City Hall!
When: Saturday, December 19th starting at 10AM
Where: Flagstaff City Hall on the Rt. 66 side
 
 
The struggle to protect the Holy San Francisco Peaks and community health from ski resort expansion and wastewater snowmaking continues.
Although a current lawsuit filed by the Save the Peaks Coalition and community [...]

Taala Hooghan Infoshop/OYBM: Celebrating Two Years and New Location Community Support Needed!

October - 15 - 2009 Reporter: admin Respond

Two years ago community members and an Indigenous youth empowerment media collective called “Outta Your Backpack Media” (OYBM) came together with a vision to establish a space that cultivates active resistance to capitalism, environmental & social injustices in and around our community of Flagstaff. Since then Taala Hooghan infoshop has hosted all ages shows, film [...]

Democracy Unwelcome on Navajo and Hopi Nations?

October - 3 - 2009 Reporter: admin Respond

This is a response to news releases sent out by Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley & the Hopi Tribal Council.
Read the news and releases below this statement.
(Friday, October 2nd, 2009) Window Rock, AZ — In a recent proclamation the President of the Navajo Nation, Joe Shirley Jr., sided with the Hopi Tribal Council in an [...]

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