Hi comrades Jen Marley here. I'm happy to present a recording of our elders

panel that we had as a part of our Native Liberation weekend of panels and

workshops.

We're joined by Marish Chino of Acama Pueblo,

Petuch Gilbert of Acama Pueblo, and the Honorable Verna Teller of Isletta Pueblo.

This panel is focusing on the efforts that these

elders undertook to organize and create change in their communities and beyond.

We're very excited to hear some of the wisdom that they have to share with us today.

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Please check out the recorded version, the video version of this panel available on YouTube. It includes more content. The

podcast version had to be reduced unfortunately due to poor audio

quality, but the full version is available on YouTube for your viewing pleasure.

Thank you so much for joining us and please enjoy our very first Pueblo Elders panel. Thank you. Oh, Don't count of me.

Don't count of me.

Don't count of me. All right. Well, first I would like to thank our panelists so much for joining us on this morning.

This is really, we're considering this a really historic panel because you all have so much to offer to this conversation and so much to teach us young folks about organizing and political work.

So thank you so much for joining us.

This is the first panel kicking off our sixth annual Native liberation event.

This year it's a lot more condensed.

We're having two panels a day, today and tomorrow.

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