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Indian Taco sale!

Penn Previews – Natives at Penn
Date: April 20th, 2012
Time 2:30 to 4:30p.m

Natives at Penn, Penn’s Native American Student organization invites
you to Greenfield Intercultural Center for yummy Indian tacos and fry
bread, traditional Lakota stick games and listen to Black Horse Butte
drum group practice outside in our patio. Also, meet and learn about
native cultures from current Native American students from across
North America!

Contact: Vanessa Iyua, viyua@upenn.edu
Location: Greenfield Intercultural Center

Upcoming NAP events on Penn Campus!!

Celebration of Cultures

Celebration of Cultures is a decades-old tradition of the United Minorities Council that brings together all 28 of our constituent and affiliate groups in one place for a festival of food and performances open to the entire Penn community.  Over the past few years, we have counted upwards of 600 individuals in attendance.  This year, it will feature a performance from an Arabic music ensemble and Penn Hype. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the UMC at unitedminoritiescouncil@gmail.com. Thanks!

Location: UPenn College Green

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Penn Previews – Natives at Penn

Date April 20th, 2012

Time 2:30 to 4:30p.m

Natives at Penn, Penn’s Native American Student organization invites you to Greenfield Intercultural Center for yummy Indian tacos and fry bread, traditional Lakota stick games and listen to Black Horse Butte drum group practice outside in our patio. Also, meet and learn about native cultures from current Native American students from across North America!

Contact: Vanessa Iyua, viyua@upenn.edu

Location: Greenfield Intercultural Center

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Fwd: Santa Fe Indian Market Magazine Official Publisher

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March 9, 2012
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Native Peoples to Produce Official 2012 Santa Fe Indian Market Magazine

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*Native Peoples Magazine and the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts
(SWAIA) are pleased to announce that Native Peoples has been selected to
produce the official 2012 Santa Fe Indian Market Magazine.*

The magazine will be released in mid-July. It will focus on SWAIA programs
and projects, Santa Fe Indian Market artists, trends in Native arts, tips
on getting the most out of a visit to Santa Fe and Indian Market, and other
related topics. Serving as guest editor for the issue is Wolf Schneider of
Santa Fe.

This is the first time that *Native Peoples* has produced the official *Santa
Fe Indian Market Magazine*. “We are very excited to have this wonderful
opportunity to work with SWAIA on this special publication and to serve the
needs of its artists and the 100,000 or so visitors to the Santa Fe Indian
Market,” said *Native Peoples* Publisher Stephen Phillips. Added SWAIA’s
executive director, Bruce Bernstein, “We are very pleased to be working
with *Native Peoples* Magazine.

Their insights into traditional and contemporary Native art and culture
will undoubtedly produce one of the best editions of the *Santa Fe Indian
Market Magazine* in recent history.”

The publication matches two like-minded entities, both dedicated to serving
Native Americans and enhancing the general understanding of Native arts and
culture. The magazine will act as an extension of Indian Market, reaching a
global audience through an online digital version and *Native
Peoples’*nationwide distribution at Barnes & Noble outlets and other
specialty
retailers.

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*Native Peoples*, which is based in Phoenix and currently marking its 25th
anniversary, is dedicated to the sensitive portrayal of the arts and
lifeways of the Native peoples of the Americas. It is the oldest and
largest general consumer publication among Native-oriented magazines.
Uniquely qualified for the job, it is a highly respected voice in the
Native realm and fulfills an educational and advocacy role for American
Indians to society as a whole. It is producing the *Santa Fe Indian Market
Magazine* with significant input and direction from SWAIA and use of Native
writers on an unprecedented scale.

Media Contacts:

*Native Peoples*: Daniel Gibson, Editor: 602/265-4855, ext. 130 or
505/986-6124 (Santa Fe)

SWAIA: Gabe Gomez, Communications Director: 505/983-5220, ext. 229

*Advertising Contact:*

Lynn Francis, Advertising Manager: 602/265-4855, ext. 121 or
advertising@nativepeoples.com

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Fwd: FW: East Coast Premiere of “First Generation”

As a follow-up to the November panel discussion on socio-economic
diversity at Penn, the screening of First Generation and subsequent
Q&A with the producers is designed to promote continued dialogue. This
is the East Coast premiere of this award-winning documentary by Adam
and Jaye Fenderson.   RSVP required at
http://ware.house.upenn.edu/dinner

YOU ARE INVITED!

WHAT:  A screening of the documentary First Generation, the story of
four high school students who set out to break the cycle of poverty
and bring hope to their families and communities by pursuing a college
education. Admission is free. Learn more about the documentary at:
http://firstgenerationfilm.com/about.php

WHEN:  Wednesday, February 15, 2012 at 5:30pm / 7:00pm dinner and Q&A
with the filmmakers / doors and light refreshments at 5pm

WHERE:  McClelland Hall in Ware College House, the Quad

RSVP required at http://ware.house.upenn.edu/screening

This event is co-sponsored by the Office of Admissions, the Greenfield
Intercultural Center, and Ware College House