POST ’71 URANIUM WORKERS COMMITTEE August 26 Meetings
POST ’71 URANIUM WORKERS COMMITTEE 2 Community Meetings Saturday, August 26, 2017 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Pueblo of Acoma Tribal Gym 25 Pinsbarri Drive,...
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MASE in the News
Press Release: July 15, 2017 Uranium Tailings Spill Commemoration
Red Water Pond Road Community: 38 Years Since North East Church Rock Uranium Tailings Spill That Was Never Investigated Nor Cleaned Up Uranium Tailings Spill...
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First Cross-Border Anti-Nuclear Action July 15-16
For Immediate Release June 27, 2017 INTERMOUNTAIN WEST URANIUM SUMMIT Calls for participation in our First Cross-Border Anti-Nuclear Action July 15-16 “Evidence shows...
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38th Uranium Tailings Spill Commemoration 2017 Flyer
Saturday, July 15th, 2017 7 am to 3 pm at the Red Water Pond Road Community 12 miles North of Red Rock State Park near Church Rock on Navajo Nation For information...
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Indigenous Statement to the U.N. Nuclear Weapons Ban Treaty Negotiations
For more than seven decades, nuclear weapons have posed an intolerable, ever-present danger to all peoples and the planet as a whole. Because we abhor these instruments...
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UN testimony reflects on human rights toll
UN testimony reflects on human rights toll By Kathy Helms March 6, 2017 Cibola County Bureau cibola@gallupindependent.com ALBUQUERQUE — Although the focus of U.N....
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UN officials hear complaints of indigenous rights being ignored
Testimony: Native input lacking on developments UN officials hear complaints of indigenous rights being ignored By Kathy Helms March 4, 2017 Cibola County Bureau...
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NM House, Senate memorials pass in support of uranium miners
By Frances Madeson Special to the Navajo Times March 9, 2017 SANTA FE — Due to urgent business in Window Rock, Navajo Nation president Russell Begaye was unable to...
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New Mexico Legislature supports uranium measures
By Kathy Helms, Gallup Independent Feb 28, 2017 SANTA FE — The Legislature is finally on board with supporting post-1971 uranium workers and downwinders in the home...
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Uranium Workers’ Day, Feb 27 in Santa Fe
Click to read the amendments to the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act
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Press Release: Groups React to Letter Notifying McKinley County Commission of Open Meetings Act Violation
For Immediate Release Monday, February 13th, 2017 Contact: For legal questions, contact Eric Jantz, (505) 750-3 027 or EJantz@nmelc.org For other questions, contact...
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Post-’71 radiation victims face uphill battle in fight for compensation
January 17, 2017 MILAN — When the Chicago Cubs won the 2016 World Series, it was proof positive that nothing is impossible — except maybe getting Congress to pass the...
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A new documentary on Jim Thorpe (Sac and Fox/Potawotami), one of the greatest athletes in United States' history, is set to premiere on The HISTORY Channel in July. "Jim Thorpe: Lit by Lightning" examines Thorpe's life from his childhood on the Sac and Fox reservation in Oklahoma through his numerous athletic achievements across multiple sports by utilizing interviews with Indigenous scholars, athletes, sports historians, and Thorpe's own words. Directed by Cheyenne and Arapaho filmmaker Chris Eyre, the film frames Thorpe's story around what it means to be American when that very country has attempted to erase your existence. To learn more about this documentary, and when it will be available, check out this linked article from Native News Online: nativenewsonline.net/arts-entertainment/chris-eyre-s-jim-thorpe-documentary-to-debut-on-the-histo...
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