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by Roy Cook, Opata-Oodham, Mazopiye Wishasha: Writer, Singer, Speaker

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Wednesday 6:30 pm at the Normal Heights Community room is the place to see hopes and dreams become real. A positive environment, non-political, with a total focus to see our Indian Children realize their pride of tribal identity, peer interaction and mentoring examples on a variety of levels and interests. Each evening there is educational activities, play opportunities (after all these are children) experienced instruction and traditional music to lift all attending hearts and the dancers feet in the participation of American Indian Dance.

There is a SCAIR, Southern California American Indian Resource Inc.  hosted and voluntary potluck meal at the beginning of the evening with a blessing by an elder or designated spiritual person. Announcements or guest speakers also have an opportunity to bring to the parents and many volunteers participating to make this Soaring Eagles dance program fly.

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DOWNLOAD HIGH RESOLUTION EAGLE DANCERS POSTER.

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SOARING EAGLES Proudly Sponsored by:
Southern California Indian Resource Center, Inc. SCAIR
San Diego Indian Center
Coordinated by:
San Diego City Schools Indian Education Program
Indian Human Resource Center
Project Coordinator: Vickie Gambala

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: If you would like to volunteer or help support the Golden Eagles Indian students, please contact Vickie Gambala off the SOARING EAGLES WEB SITE for current information, including current class and event schedules, contact information, FAQ, registration and eagles art posters DOWNLOAD.

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POW-WOW REGALIA

See Roy Cook's CALIE Pow-wow History and Information article for more info and professional photographs portfolios and movies about Native American powwows in Southern California, San Diego County.