That's What She Said. It will be accompanied by a film series that highlights issues and concerns facing today's Native American woman, from the transmission of traditional values across generations to culture integrity and spiritual survival. A special feature will be a performance by the Ar te Trio of Southern Illinois University on Monday, March 31, in Roshong Recital Hall. Following is a calendar of events for Women's History Month and Hozhoni Days. This year's events are sponsored by the Adobe Inn, the Office of Affirmative Action, the Alternative Film and Video Club, the Anthropology Club, the Art Department, the Dean of Arts and Science, Associated Students of Fort Lewis College, El Centro Hispano Student Center, Colorquest Image Center, the English Department, Feminist Voice, the First National Bank of Durango, the FLC Bookstore, the FLC Foundation, the La Plata Electric Association, the Music Department, the Native American Center, Norwest Bank Durango, the Physics and Engineering Department, the Political Science Club, the Office of the President, John F. Reed Library, Sky Ute Lodge and Casino, Southern Illinois Department of Music, the Southern Ute Tribe, the Center of Southwest Studies, the Spanish Club, the Strater Hotel, SPOT, the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs, and the Wanbli Ota Club.
All events are open to the public.
For information about any of these activities, contact the FLC Information Desk at 247-7511. In Search of Self, art exhibit. Located in the John F. Reed Library and Berndt Hall. Runs through April 4. Tenacious Memories , art exhibit.