[Indigsol] [Fwd: Re: workshop presentation about colonialism in august]

[mattm-b at resist.ca]

hi,

i just got this e-mail from ed bianchi.

he's asking for the date and time when he would be doing the workshop.

matt

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Subject: Re: workshop presentation about colonialism in august
From:    ebianchi at kairoscanada.org
Date:    Tue, July 17, 2007 11:09 am
To:      mattm-b at resist.ca
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Hi Matt.

Sorry to take so long to get back you.

Although I'm technically on holidays during that time, I may be able to 
swing it, depending on where I am and what I'm doing.

Send me the date and times, and we can take it from there.

Ed.

On 4 Jul 2007 at 11:45, mattm-b at resist.ca wrote:

> hi ed,
>
> there will be a fairly large gathering of people (maybe 1000) near
montebello for an anti-capitalist/anti-authoritarian camp that
happens
> every year.  this year it is connected to the protests against the
SPP.
>
> the indigenous solidarity group thought this would be a good place
to have
> a workshop/presentation on canadian colonialism.  we thought that
an
> overview of the treaties and the indian act would be a good place to
start.  what do you think?
>
> the camp is happening from aug 10 to the 22nd or 23rd, i believe.
>
> we were wondering if you would be interested in doing this?
>
> if you are interested, i can send you the details about the camp, like
the
> exact date, what it is called, etc.
>
> matt
>
>


Aboriginal Rights Program Coordinator
KAIROS: Canadian Ecumenical Justice Initiatives
211-211 Bronson Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario   K1R 6H5
613.235.9956 /  fax 613.235.1302
ebianchi at kairoscanada.org
www.kairoscanada.org





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