The Turtle Island Project

The TIP provides venues so the voices of First Nations people can be heard. One of the consequences of racism against First Nations people has been the silencing of their voices, and the eagerness of Euro- Americans to speak for them, thus robbing them of their own freedom of speech. The “Native American Experience” has been filtered through the lenses of a foreign culture that does not have the right, and lack the ability to speak to the most fundamental realities of Native experience.

Friday, April 25, 2008

Earth Healing Initiative: EPA Great Lakes Program Manager Mary Gade tells wonders of the Great Lakes on Earth Day 2008

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At the Metcalfe Federal Building, the unwanted medicines collection continues under the supervision of two plainclothes Chicago police officers. (Photo courtesy EPA Flow of the River Blog)

EPA Regional Administrator Mary A. Gade encourages public to participate in EPA Great Lakes 2008 Earth Day Challenge; lauds the wonder of the Great Lakes and reminds audience how much progress has been made since Earth Day started nearly 40 years ago

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The Turtle Island Project

Friday, April 25, 2008

Earth Healing Initiative: EPA Great Lakes Program Manager Mary Gade tells wonders of the Great Lakes on Earth Day 2008

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