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THE LEONARD PELTIER WALK FOR HUMAN RIGHTS

18 December 2011 - 18 May 2012

One good man or one good woman can change the world, can push back the evil, and their work can be a beacon for millions, for billions.  Are you that man or woman?  If so, may the Great Spirit bless you.  If not, why not?  We must each of us be that person. That will transform the world overnight.  That would be a miracle, yes, but a miracle within our power, our healing power.

~ Leonard Peltier

The Leonard Peltier Walk for Human Rights will depart from Alcatraz Island on December 18, 2011, and arrive in Washington, DC, on or around May 18, 2012. This event is sponsored and coordinated by Wind Chases the Sun, Inc., N5679 Skylark Drive, DePere, WI  54115.  For more information contact Dorothy Ninham at 920-713-8114 or Gina Buenrostro at 920-713-2205 or visit http://www.windchasesthesun.org/index1.html.  

Route (Subject to Change)

 

California

18 December - 06 January

Alcatraz Island

San Francisco

Oakland 

Berkeley

Martinez

Vallejo 

Fairchild

Vacaville

Davis  

Sacramento

Stockton

Manteca

Modesto

Merced

Chowchilla

Madera

Fresno

Visalia

Bakersfield

Mojave

Palmdale

San Bernardino

Riverside

Beaumont

Banning (Morongo)

San Jacinto (Soboba)

Temecula (Pechanga)

Valley Center (San Pasqual)

Escondido

Santa Ysabel

Ocotillo

Brawling

Glamis

Quechan Indian Reservation

 

Arizona

06-23 January

Yuma

Wellton

Tacna

Dateland

Sentinel

Gila Bend

Glendale

Phoenix

Fountain Hills

Scottsdale

Mesa

Tempe

Ak- chin

Casa Grande

Tuscon

Oracle

Globe (north)

San Carlos

White River

Pinetop

Showlow

Concho

St. Johns

Cross over to Zuni, Pueblo (New Mexico)

Window Rock

 

New Mexico

23 January - 26 February

Gallup

Grants

Laguna

Albuquerque

San Felipe Pueblo

Santo Domingo Pueblo

Santa Fe

Espanola

Taos

Cimarron

Springer

Roy

Mosquero

Logan

Tucumcari

San John

 

Oklahoma

26 February - 05 March

Arnett

Seiling

Canton

Watonga

Kingfisher

El Reno

Oklahoma City

Anadarko

Lawton

Marlow

Elmore City

Davis

Ada

Seminole

Shawnee

Stillwater

Ponca City

Fairfax

Cleveland

Collinsville

Tulsa

Bixby

Muskogee

Salisaw

Fort Smith

 

Kansas

05 - 11 March

Lawrence

 

Louisiana

11 - 14 March

Shreveport

Coushatta

Clarence

Alexandria

Bunkei

Washington

Baton Rouge

Napoleonville

Thibodaux

Schriever

Houma

Raceland

New Orleans

(north to)

Slidell

 

Mississippi

14-25 March

Picayune

Poplarville

Hattiesburg

Laurel

Stringer

Bay Springs

Montrose

Decatur

Union

Choctaw Indian Rez

Philadelphia

De Kalb

Scooba

 

Alabama

25-28 March

York

Demopolis

Uniontown

Autaugaville

Montgomery

Troy

Dothan

 

Florida

28 March - 17 April

Marianna

Chattahoochee

Tallahassee

Perry

Mayo

Gainesville

Ocala

Wildwood

Dade City

Tampa

Sun City Center

Wauchula

Arcadia

Port Charlotte

Fort Myers

Golden Gate

(Big Cypress &

Miccosukee Rez'z)

Tamarac

Belle Glade

Okeechobee

Fort Peirce

Palm Bay

Mims

Daytona Beach

Palm Coast

St, Augustine

Jacksonville

 

Georgia

17 April - 01 May

Kingsland

Brunswick

Jesup

Hazelhurst

McRae

Cochran

Macon

Forsythe

Griffin

Jonesboro

Atlanta

Duluth

Buford

Gainesville

Toccoa

 

South Carolina

01-07 May

N. Augusta

Aiken

Lexington

Columbia

Great Falls

Pineville

 

North Carolina

07-13 May

Charlotte

Ramseur

Raleigh

Rocky Mount

Battleboro

Enfield

Halifax

Weldon

 

Virginia

13-18 May

Emporia

Petersburg

Richmond

Falmouth

Warrenton

To Washington D.C.

Financial Donations

Send your tax deductible donation today.  Checks and money orders made payable to Wind Chases the Sun, Inc., can be mailed to N5679 Skylark Drive, DePere, WI  54115. Or donate securely online at http://www.windchasesthesun.org/index1.html.  

Call for Volunteers

Volunteers are needed to help:

  • book or confirm camping sites and places for lodging for the walkers.

  • book schools or churches that would be willing to accommodate lodging for the walkers.

  • book or confirm help with people that can cook for the walkers.

  • arrange permits for walking through the various counties, cities and highways.

  • locate venues that can hold a free concerts.

  • locate places to hold sweats and ceremonies.

  • locate venues for viewings of “Incident at Oglala” and “Warrior”.

  • gain access to print, radio and TV media outlets (as well as the Internet site) along the Walk route.

Needed Supplies

  • Paper products such as plates, bowls, cups for the sites that the walkers stop;

  • Food;

  • Gas cards;

  • Camping equipment such as tents, sleeping bags, lanterns, umbrellas, and other rain gear;

  • First Aid supplies and kits.

 

Much of the information contained on this site is from In the Spirit of Crazy Horse by Peter Matthiessen, the definitive work on the American Indian Movement (AIM) and the Peltier case. The author successfully defended against lawsuits brought by former Governor and Congressman William Janklow from South Dakota (convicted of manslaughter in 2003, jailed, and forced to resign his congressional seat in disgrace) and FBI Special Agent David Price in three different states, surviving an eight-year litigation. As acknowledged by the courts, Matthiessen's reputation for not being sensationalistic or scandalous is well known. He is a highly respected author and his works have received wide acclaim.

 

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