Earth Day Marin

It’s time to gather on our steps and raise our voices together to celebrate our multiracial #democracy on this #InaugurationDay Keep sharing, reposting, and boosting the signal. #Steps2021 #PeaceWithJustice #TheFutureWeBuildTogether

Please join our past producer Hannah Doress Events and national racial justice arts organization Voices IN Action for #dancingthediaspora 1/23 and learn more about the transformative efforts this event supports racial justice is fundamental to solving our environmental crisis. Please consider making racial justice one of your priorities for action, volunteering and giving.

Happening shortly, rsvp for the link

I Speak For The Trees For The Trees Have No Tongues. ~The Lorax (borrowing here for a tree~free Christmas)

How did Falcon Man and his Grandfather Coyote bring music to the people? Who is Mol'-luk, the California Condor Man? Check out Oakland Library YouTubevideo: htt...ps://youtu.be/6w0TzhZ1gCM Onlne now thru Sunday Nov 22 Alicia M. Retes, Mayo Yaqui descendant, Bay Area Storytelling Educator and Education Director at the Museum of the American Indian, presents a Bay Miwok story of how music came to the people. Not only is Alicia an engaging storyteller, she also composes songs in the Miwok language. Be prepared to sing along as she performs with clapper sticks made from the Singing Tree, the Elderberry. Filmed outside in the woodlands along the Novato Creek, this adventure story will take you into a time when people were not in a rush. So get cozy and join us for this family friendly program."