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Upcoming Events
American Indian Awareness Month: For more information call 581-8151 or send an email.
Faces from the Land: A Photographic Journey through Native America: September 20th 2008 at The City Library.
Indian Walk-In Center Reception for new Executive Director, Ella Dayzie: Friday, March 28th at 6:00 p.m. at the Indian Walk-In Center
120 West 1300 South, Salt Lake City, 486-4877
36th Annual University of Utah Pow Wow and American Indian Awareness Month Events
American Indian Woman Scholar Competition: Thursday, April 3rd at 7 p.m. at the Union Theater, Free Admission
36th Annual Pow Wow: Friday and Saturday, April 4th & 5th at the Union Ballroom, Grand Entry Times—Friday at 7 pm, Saturday at 1 pm and 7 pm, Admission—$ 3.00 donation
American Indian Film Night: Tuesday, April 8th at the Union Theatre; “Miss Navajo” at 6 pm, “Native American Healing in the 21st Century” 7:15 pm, “Native Land” at 8 pm, Free Admission
Visit by ONNSFA Counselor: Wednesday, April 9th from 8 to 11 am in the CESA Lounge
American Indian Resource Center Open House with Arvol Looking Horse from the Lakota Nation as guest speaker. Hopi Eagle Dancers from Second Mesa in Arizona will perform as well: Friday, April 11th from 2 to 4 pm at the AIRC (east side of the University of Utah campus)
Documentary Description
Long before Spanish Conquistadors crossed the landscape…
Before trappers followed the rivers and streams…
Long before pioneering settlements dotted this region…
Before anyone else would try to write their history, five principle nations of indigenous people called the Great Basin Region we now know as Utah their homeland.
With their own languages and dress and views of the world. With their own customs and rituals and pathways to survival, they flourished for generations in an area that would one day be called “Utah.”
Theirs is the first story of people in this place.
For the last two hundred years their story has struggled for survival. Their language and histories in danger of being lost forever.
In the Spring of 2009 KUED teams with PBS to celebrate and preserve the words, the stories and the ways of the Ute, the Paiute, the Northwestern Shoshone, the Goshute and the Navajo people.
We Shall Remain…The Utah Voices.
Only on KUED.
