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2009 Cornell Native American Alumni Association (CNAAA) Reunion Iroquois Social

The American Indian Program (AIP) and the Cornell Center for a Sustainable Future (CCSF) are pleased to co-sponsor the 2009 Cornell Native American Alumni Association (CNAAA) Reunion Iroquois Social in celebration of the vital role of indigenous peoples in sustainability. Please join us at the Social at Bailey Hall Square, Cornell University. Indigenous peoples have been implementing the principle of sustainability for millennia. Here, among New York’s Finger Lakes, the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) peoples, who cared for the region before Cornell, live by the principle: In every decision we must consider the impact on the seventh generation. As New York State’s land grant university for over 140 years, Cornell respects this ethic as a way to make the Big Red and Planet Earth places where all generations can prosper.
For more information contact Kathy Halbig at (607)255-5991 or klh37@cornell.edu
Cornell American?Indian Program – www.aip.cornell.edu
Cornell Center for a Sustainable Future – www.ccsf.cornell.edu 

We Are Doing It: Texas rural women are battling modern dragons to save some “country” for future generations.

Wilson: “The drillers have run amok.” Photo BY JEFF PRINCE

Wilson: “The drillers have run amok.” Photo BY JEFF PRINCE


In the current issue of the Fort Worth Weekly, Jeff Prince reports on a few Texas women who are going beyond the call of duty to protect their homes, families and generations to come from gas drillers who are running amok on all we hold dear.

Their are many, many more unheralded women around the state and country who have been inspired to do the same.

All of them deserve our support. Read Jeff’s report.