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ENVIRONMENTAL FILM SHOWING & DISCUSSION WITH CALEEN SISK & DAN BACHER

On Friday, April 11, Caleen Sisk , Chief and Spiritual Leader of the   Winnemem Wintu tribe, will share the film, “Standing on Sacred   Ground,” and talk about their connection to water, Native American   tribal wisdom and guardianship of Mother Earth.  The event will take place from 7:30 pm to 9 pm at Southside Park   Cohousing, 434 T Street, Sacramento, CA 95811. Looks for signs   pointing to the location of the film showing and discussion.  Caleen will explain why we must stop the raising of Shasta dam, stop   the Bay Delta Conservation Plan to build the peripheral tunnels and   work to restore natural water systems at their source.  Join Caleen, Dan Bacher, investigative journalist and editor of the   Fish Sniffer magazine, and WILPF in this discussion, which will lead   into our Guardianship for FUTURE Generations Workshop the following day.  A donation of $4 - $15 sliding scale is requested, but no one turned   away for lack of funds  The event will benefit Women’s International League for Peace and   Freedom (WILPF), Sacramento - Sierra Foothills Branch.  On the following day, Saturday, April 12, the Guardianship for FUTURE   Generations event will take place from 9:30 am - 2:00 pm, with a 1/2   hour lunch included. The workshop, with the theme "Protecting the   Earth for Future Generations, will be again at Southside Park   Cohousing, 434 T Street, Sacramento, CA 95811.  Again, a donation of $4 - $15 sliding scale is requested, but no one   will be turned away for lack of funds.  "Join us in this workshop to learn practical tools for environmental   protection that is collaborative, forward looking,   intergenerational," according to WILPF. "The Precautionary Principle   means that something must be proven safe before it can be used.   Let’s become the guardians for future generations: protect our   health, our rights, the rights of nature and our children and   generations to come. Kick off Earth Week with a hands-on approach!"  Questions? Or to Sign-up:Call Sabreena at 916-717-6426. For more   information, go to: www.sacwilpf.org.

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