Mission Statement
Mission Statement of American Indian Movement of San
Diego, Inc. The American Indian Movement San Diego
is a proactive advocacy and educational organization
concerned with promoting the unity and security of
Indian communities, families and drug free youth
programs. The organization is dedicated to
representing the many interests and concerns of all
Native American Indian people, particularly renewal
of spirituality to empower Indian people with
dignity regarding political, social and legal
issues, including cultural traditions and inherent
sovereign rights.
This months American Indian Movement Today radio show
schedule
March 1st ~
Reservation Assistance Programs
Special guests include:
The
Link Center Foundation,
N.I.H.O.
and
W.O.L.E . These
organizations focus on assistance programs for
Reservations in South
Dakota for heating, clothing and general assistance
for elders and families with children. For
additional reservation assistance programs and
organizations, please visit
NDN News ~ Rez Assistance
Programs
March 8th ~
Issues in Indian Country
Mike Graham from
United Native America
will be discussing various issues in Indian Country
including Jack Abramoff, Republican party, get out
the Indian vote and the national holiday issue.
March 15th ~
Wounded Knee Memorial Ride, 2006
Garry Rowland with the
Wounded
Knee Memorial Ride,
2006 will be discussing the upcoming ride, memorial,
rodeo and pow wow taking place at Wounded Knee, Pine
Ridge Reservation South Dakota on August 7th - 13th
March 22nd ~
Sycuan Inter Tribal Vocational
Rehabilitation
Jodene Platero
Director from the
Sycuan Inter Tribal Vocational
Rehabilitation
will be discussing Native American Indians with
Physical or Mental Disabilities. SITVR's mission is
to; Obtain or Maintain Employment by offering
Vocational Rehabilitation through Supports such as
Counseling, Medical and Psychological Services, Job
Training and Referrals, and other Individualized
Services.
March 29th ~
LPDC & Leonard Peltier's Legal Defense Team
Leonard Peltier Defense Committee and
Leonard's Legal Defense Team will be providing legal
updates from the recent hearing on February 13th and the
status of Leonard's case. This motion addressed the
Lakota Nation sovereignty issue. The basis for this
motion was the United States District Court lacked
subject matter jurisdiction under the statutes upon
which Mr. Peltier was convicted and sentenced.
Click here to listen to any of these shows now! All
shows are archived for future listening.
AIM Community Projects
Some of our AIM San Diego community projects include
- Safe Housing For Elders
- Big Brother & Sister Program
- Native Veterans
- Community Projects & Events
Indians ~ Helping ~
Indians
"What will you do
today, to help make a difference in Indian Country?"
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What's New?
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AIM Chapter. Support our chapter by purchasing AIM gift
items. We have t-shirts, sweat-shirts, kids shirts
coffee mugs, mouse pads, gift items and more!
Click here to start shopping
today!
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American Indian Movement San Diego Chapter
Joseph Red Bear
PO Box 134
Aguanga, Ca 92536
951-767-1743
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