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This time last year, tensions were at an all-time high at the anti-Dakota Access Pipeline camps near the Standing Rock reservation in North Dakota. Private security officials had turned guard dogs on protesters, police used water hoses on crowds as temperatures dropped, and protesters and police clashed almost daily. The effort to stop the pipeline construction ultimately failed. But many activists say the movement galvanized a new generation of organizers for environmental justice. A year after a crucial time at Standing Rock, we'll talk with people about their experiences and the lessons they learned in retrospect. What messages from Standing Rock stay with you?Native America Calling is a national call-in program that invites guests and listeners to join a dialogue about current events, music, arts, entertainment and culture. The program is hosted by Tara Gatewood (Isleta Pueblo) and airs live each weekday from 10-11 am. 
Join the conversation by calling 1-800-996-2848

The Hoopa Higher Education Program is honoring the Spring and Summer 2017 students. The awards are going to be given at the Hoopa Firehouse on Thursday, October 19th starting at 11:30a.m. If you would like more information you can call the program at 625-4821. 

The next Mid Klamath Watershed Council Third Thursday Café is October 19th . They have a salsa contest to help support their local youth travel to Chile as part of the Rios to Rivers project. To enter the contest, bring the salsa before 6 p.m. at the Panamnik Building in Orleans. The contest begins at 6 p.m. you must bring two pints for tasting. For more information on this event, give them a call at 627-3202.