Land of Sacrifice (New Mexico) - Film Screening TOMORROW in Farmington
Terry Sloan
Ya’at’eeh Brothers and Sisters,
Hope this message finds you and your family well and safe. I share with you an upcoming film that documents the Devastation and Destruction of New Mexico’s Mother Earth from Oil and Gas. I have friends and colleagues in this film, so please view the trailer and look for the films release on December 1, 2025. I have been fighting oil and gas since 2014, lobbying NM U.S. Senator Tom Udall to protect Chaco Canyon, which led to the Chaco Cultural Heritage Area Protection Act 2018-19, 2020 and now. I am a member of the Greater Chaco Coalition. This is not a third world country with dictators; this is the United States of America!
Have a great weekend and we need your support here in New Mexico to get control/stop our land, air and sacred water destruction, demand it of our NM Legislature and Governor, Power to the People!
Ahee’hee, Kwaq’kwai, respectfully,
Terry
Terry A. Sloan
Director
United Nations Accredited Member
Southwest
Native Cultures
Albuquerque, New Mexico
From: Greater Chaco Coalition / Frack Free New Mexico
Sent: Friday, November 21, 2025 9:34 AM
To: Greater Chaco Coalition <chacoco...@googlegroups.com>
Subject: Land of Sacrifice Film Screening TOMORROW in Farmington
Hi friends,
Sharing this update from NMLAWS:
The Land of Sacrifice short film is being screened on Saturday (tomorrow) at 5 PM at the Totah Theater in Farmington. The panel includes Daniel Tso, Krystal Curly, Mike Eisenfeld, and Billton Werito, with Colin Cox from CBD moderating. The poster is attached -- please share widely and help pack the Totah!
The film will also be released publicly on December 1. NMLAWS is preparing a media push and updating the website, where the film will be embedded. On 12/1, please spread the link through your networks and social media: https://www.nmlandairwatersacred.org/sacrifice (early version).
This is a great opportunity to drive visibility for the constitutional case and the fight to protect Greater Chaco.
Thanks!
Rebecca