Dear Friends,
As you know First Peoples was asked by the Tribe to assist with an investment strategy to stop DAPL. We reached out to major campaigners as one part of the strategy and they responded overwhelmingly with help. As a group we have many different objectives and agendas but we were together on the goal of stopping ETP financing. The next step is to tap into the largest most unprecedented size group for organizing the campaign. As of now (and expecting more) the following orgs will be on board
We would love to have women’s NGOs, academic, political, media, new economy, all groups the more the better. So far the collective outreach of just these groups is in the multi-million people on their list serves –per group in some cases. Do to the size of the effort I asked for and they overnight created a website where all of the collaborators can enter their impact. If you want to look at the details regarding campaign letter and collective website format the attached DAPL Petition Signatures will give that background. If you want to see more about the groups joining I can send you a spreadsheet but it is literally so large we had to do a spreadsheet. The ones I listed are the leaders. You will also see a number of organic campaigns that are operating separately but we are working to coordinate with them too without wanting a central command but keeping it open to foster the organic efforts too. >
So the hunt for signatories under this letter is now on! Please help get as many organisations under this letter as possible. Spread the link to befriended organisation but do not post it on public websites. We accept sign on until coming Wednesday Nov 30.
While we seek comments on the wording we have a formal endorsement from SRST. One of our colleagues BankTrack has already gone ahead and posted the letter for endorsements, Go here: Go here to sign on:
On Wednesday nov 30 we also will want to go full out on social media. We'll get back to you with memes, tweet suggestions etc. Groups wanting to take this on and develop material please step forward. For any questions or assistance please contact:
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Share this letter widely with any group you know. We need everyone.
Rebecca Adamson
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Hi Julie,
Thanks for sharing this with us. I'm happy to have the TIG sign. Is this allowed per SfAA rules?
Mark Schuller, Associate Professor
Anthropology and NGO Leadership and Development
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb, IL 60115
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I'd be worried if for some reason we did not sign on. Of course we should, and we should also commit to incorporating critical conversations about the matter as well as about Flint, in all our courses in spring.
peace,
Raja
Hi Julie,
Thanks for sharing this with us. I'm happy to have the TIG sign. Is this allowed per SfAA rules?
Mark Schuller, Associate Professor
Anthropology and NGO Leadership and Development
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb, IL 60115
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Yes, absolutely (per SfAA approval). I can check with the SEA (society for economic anthropology). Has anyone checked with SANA, SUNTA, or Cultural Survival?
Thanks, Julie. This is so important.
Kate
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Yes, it strikes me that we have no decision-making structure for things like this - maybe that's preferable, I don't know. Could we say, anyone who objects should raise objections in the next 12 hours and if no one objects we go forward?
I support the TIG signature. I would nominate Mark, Susanna, or AJ to sign?
Just a thought,
Beth
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Apologies for my ignorance of disaster TIG leadership, but is there an official convener of the TIG? I've already added my name to represent other groups, so would be preferable for the convener to go to the link and sign the TIG on, if this is agreed by all. Has to be done by tomorrow.
Thanks,Julie
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Yes, absolutely (per SfAA approval). I can check with the SEA (society for economic anthropology). Has anyone checked with SANA, SUNTA, or Cultural Survival?
Thanks, Julie. This is so important.
Kate
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Yes, absolutely (per SfAA approval). I can check with the SEA (society for economic anthropology). Has anyone checked with SANA, SUNTA, or Cultural Survival?
Thanks, Julie. This is so important.
Kate
In terms of presentations, it's Sarah Taylor Roberto, and Qiaoyun this year with Roberto taking lead next. AJ still mostly handles business and fall or bottom line is me. you send out a call, all the responses you got were positive, so I say go ahead. Tom May has left SfAA, so you might quickly ask the president. I don't have her number with me in NYC but you could look it up on the Website.SusannaSent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone-------- Original message --------From: Julie Maldonado <jkm...@gmail.com>Date: 11/29/16 12:57 PM (GMT-05:00)To: "Browne,Kate" <Kate....@colostate.edu>Cc: susanna <sus...@smhoffman.com>, Mark Schuller <msch...@niu.edu>, disasters-and-applied-anthro...@googlegroups.comSubject: Re: [daplbanks] Important; moving on with DAPL letter to banks
Apologies for my ignorance of disaster TIG leadership, but is there an official convener of the TIG? I've already added my name to represent other groups, so would be preferable for the convener to go to the link and sign the TIG on, if this is agreed by all. Has to be done by tomorrow.Thanks,Julie
On Mon, Nov 28, 2016 at 3:34 PM, Browne,Kate <Kate....@colostate.edu> wrote:
Yes, absolutely (per SfAA approval). I can check with the SEA (society for economic anthropology). Has anyone checked with SANA, SUNTA, or Cultural Survival?
Thanks, Julie. This is so important.
Kate