Haskell Indian Nations University presents AWAKE, A Dream from Standing Rock

Friday, November 10, 7pm
Haskell Indian Nations University Auditorium, Lawrence, Kansas
FREE and open to the public
Post-screening Q&A discussion led by filmmaker Myron Dewey

AWAKE, A Dream from Standing Rock will be shown at Haskell Indian Nations University Auditorium on November 10 at 7pm. Filmmaker Myron Dewey will be in attendance to lead a Q&A following the film screening.

The Dakota Access Pipeline is a controversial project that brings fracked crude oil from the Bakken Shale in North Dakota through South Dakota, Iowa and eventually to Illinois. The Standing Rock Tribe and people all over the world oppose the project because the pipeline runs under the Missouri river, a source of drinking water for over 18 million people, and pipeline leaks are commonplace. Since 2010 over 3,300 oil spills and leaks have been reported.

Moving from summer 2016, when demonstrations over the Dakota Access Pipeline's demolishing of sacred Native burial grounds began, to the current and disheartening pipeline status, AWAKE, A Dream from Standing Rock is a powerful visual poem in three parts that uncovers complex hidden truths with simplicity. The film is a collaboration between indigenous filmmakers: Director Myron Dewey and Executive Producer Doug Good Feather; and environmental Oscar-nominated filmmakers Josh Fox and James Spione.

More Information: https://wichitapeace.org/2017/11/01/awake-a-dream-from-standing-rock/