Showing posts with label Peace and Dignity Journeys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peace and Dignity Journeys. Show all posts

Peace & Dignity Route of The Red Tail Hawk Fundraiser


FROM AREYTO TO HIP HOP 

Featuring Music, Poetry, & Dance of the 
Indigenous People of the Caribbean
~ Saturday, July 7th, 2012 ~

featuring
  • Chilo from El Grito de Poeta
  • The Expressive Dance Mai Reina Gold
  • Choreography Milteri Tucker
  • The Taino Music of  Roberto Mukaro Borrero with Kacibajagua
  • Percussionist Anibal Collazo Jr.
  • Dr Drum With Bomba YO
  • Taino Poet and Story Teller Bobby Gonzalez  
  • The Poetry of White Heron Woman
  • Hip Hopper Ricardo Javier Trompito
  • Miguel Sague and his Canciones de un Guajiro
  • Photography"Ancestral Footsteps" by Amy Majagua'naru Ponce
  • Taino Indians Mini Museum 
  • DJ "MUSIC"
  • Native Arts & Crafts, Prize Raffle Drawing, & More
Doors Open at 6:30 PM

Tickets $10.00  
$ 8.00 with  Student or UCTP  affiliate ID

Brecht Forum

451 West Street (West Side Highway) 
between Bank & Bethune Streets

NYC 10014  
For More Info
718-549-5677 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting            718-549-5677      end_of_the_skype_highlighting
347-242-0516




Peace and Dignity Run Begins in Borikén

Runners for Peace and Dignity Boriken 2010. (Photo: Amy Ponce)

Borikén/Puerto Rico (UCTP Taino News) – The Borikén 2010 Peace and Dignity Run began on the 17th of July with the sounding of many guamo (conch shell horns) at sunrise in the Yunke Rainforest. A spiritual event, the run is being undertaken to raise awareness about the condition of indigenous scared sites on the island as well as connect native Taino islanders with their mainland relations. At the special opening ceremony, runners received the blessing of elders and other community members as they began an historic journey that would take them to sacred sites all around the island.

The runners – who are representing community members residing on and off the island - have the responsibility to carry a number of sacred staffs representing the “prayers of the people”.