Cheyenne Freedom Movement

Emergency situation!

cheyennefreedom — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 21:57:10 +0000

On January 2nd, 2009, Tim NightBear Lamewoman’s house burned down in Lame Deer. He lost everything. His family needs everything: clothing, bedding, household items, pots and pans, coats, gloves, blankets, electronics, appliances and so on. Anything helps!

Please contact us if you can help. This is an emergency situation. Email :wosidah@yahoo.com

Rally for Leonard Peltier

cheyennefreedom — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 21:47:34 +0000

Friday Febuary 6th 2009:

Rally for Leonard Peltier

Noon @ Boulder City Council Building

followed by:

Leonard Peltier: 33 years behind bars, 33 years looking for justice

an educational event presented by ISN, LPDOC, and 180-11

7pm @ Room 100, Mathematics Building of DU

Leaving for Camp Freedom, June 4th; Accepting donations

cheyennefreedom — Sun, 25 May 2008 17:08:31 +0000

We are leaving for Camp Freedom June 4th, 2008. We are accepting donations. Please contact Antoinette Red Woman 720-229-7190 for details.

Benefit for the Big Mountain / Black Mesa Resistance

cheyennefreedom — Thu, 08 May 2008 12:43:19 +0000

the Strength of the Earth

is my strength

the thoughts of the Earth

are my thoughts

-traditional Dine ‘song of the Earth Spirit’

Benefit for the Big Mountain / Black Mesa Resistance

Benefit will be held at the Mercury Cafe

2199 California Street

May 15th, 2008, Beginning at 9PM

Art raffle, free literature, and giveaway items included!

Speakers and entertainment include:

Hektor Muñoz, Performance Artist

Sarah Morelli and gueass, traditional classical dance/music from North India

Zay and guests with World Percussion

The Asia Jazz Project

Poetry by Ted Vaca and Renee Fajardo

Raffled Art by Estevon Lucero and Eric “Elfego” Baca

Speakers include:

Elder Keith Johnson (Plingit-Alaska)
Antoinette Redwoman (Northern Cheyenne)

Glenn Morris (Prof. at UCD and AIM Activist)

Sarah Graves, member of the Villa Vilekulla collective speaking about her recent trip to Chiapas

Hosted by Big Mountain Friends and Supporters

In the Denver News: Buffalo Shot, Killed In Park County

cheyennefreedom — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 19:43:18 +0000

No respect for life. This was reported in the local media:

Someone has shot and killed as many as 30 buffalo on a private ranch and the Park County Sheriff’s Office is trying to figure out who.

Park County Sheriff Fred Wegener was notified about the slain buffalo on Wednesday, at about noon. The tipster said several buffalo in the area of Eleven Mile Reservoir had been shot.

Officers talked to several people in the area and determined that the buffalo had been hunted on a private ranch. The exact number of slain buffalo has not been determined but Wegener said it could be us much as 30.

More pics

cheyennefreedom — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 18:32:38 +0000

Donations sent to Lame Deer.

Tim Lame Woman’s Office.

Banner.

From afar.

Rock Red Cherries and Tim Lame Woman.

Little Wolf’s pipe and Wild Hog’s papers.

Rock Red Cherries and Tim Lame Woman.

Russell Means.

Russell Means and Time Lame Woman.

Accepting donations via Paypal

cheyennefreedom — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 00:59:38 +0000

Donations can be sent to the Northern Cheyenne Freedom Movement via Paypal.com. Send donations via Paypal.com to cheyennefreedom@gmail.com. All donations will be used for Camp Freedom.

Coverage in the Dakota Lakota Journal

cheyennefreedom — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 18:56:30 +0000

Click on images to read:

Photos of our trip to Lame Deer

cheyennefreedom — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 10:52:34 +0000

Here are some photos from our last trip to Lame Deer:

Chief Little Wolf relatives, from left, John “Hector” Riley and Eliase Grey Wolf hold up an American Indian Movement during a ceremony honoring Cheyenne Chiefs Little Wolf, Dull Knife and Wild Hog at the Lame Deer cemetery Wednesday. Means met with local activist Tim Lame Woman as well as other tribal members. (LARRY MAYER/Gazette Staff)

Tim Lame Woman delivers a prayer as American Indian Movement founder Russell Means attends a ceremony honoring Cheyenne Chiefs Little Wolf, Dull Knife and Wild Hog at the Lame Deer cemetery Wednesday. (LARRY MAYER/Gazette Staff)

American Indian Movement founder Russell Means attends a ceremony honoring Cheyenne Chiefs Little Wolf, Dull Knife and Wild Hog at the Lame Deer cemetery Wednesday. Means met with local activist Tim Lame Woman as well as other tribal members. (LARRY MAYER/Gazette Staff)

Rock Red Cherries listens to a prayer as American Indian Movement founder Russell Means attends a ceremony honoring Cheyenne Chiefs Little Wolf, Dull Knife and Wild Hog at the Lame Deer cemetery Wednesday. Means met with local activist Tim Lame Woman as well as other tribal members. (LARRY MAYER/Gazette Staff)

Tim Lame Woman delivers a speech as American Indian Movement founder Russell Means attends a ceremony honoring Cheyenne Chiefs Little Wolf, Dull Knife and Wild Hog at the Lame Deer cemetery Wednesday. Means met with local activist Lame Woman as well as other tribal members. (LARRY MAYER/Gazette Staff)

A pipe belonging to Chief Little Wolf and Army discharge papers from Scout Wild Hog are among items on display as American Indian Movement founder Russell Means attends a ceremony honoring Cheyenne Chiefs Little Wolf, Dull Knife and Wild Hog at the Lame Deer cemetery Wednesday. Means met with local activist Tim Lame Woman as well as other tribal members. (LARRY MAYER/Gazette Staff)

Photo of Wild Hog, Tangle Hair, Strong Left Hand, Old Crow, Porcupine, Noisy Walker, and Blacksmith

cheyennefreedom — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 05:47:47 +0000

Wild Hog, center left, sitting next to the interpreter, George Reynolds, during the trial preliminaries in Dodge City, Kansas, in April 1879. Also, from left to right, Tangle Hair, Strong Left Hand, Old Crow, Porcupine, Noisy Walker, and Blacksmith.