[nativestudies-l] FILM: A Good Day to Die, Yale Univ. 9/22 & 23

[Alyssa Mt. Pleasant]

  A Good Day to Die

A Film about Dennis Banks and the American Indian Movement. Intimate 
portrait of the co-founder of AIM from his early experience in boarding 
schools to military service in Japan to his transformative experience in 
prison and subsequent activism that changed the lives of Amercian 
Indians forever.

Join members of the Yale University community for conversation on Sept. 
22 and a screening and reception on Sept. 23. Further information 
follows below. Poster attached.


      Wednesday, September 22

_4:00 pm master's tea_
Ezra Stiles College
100 Tower Parkway (Swing Space)


      Thursday, September 23

_2:00 pm discussion_
Contemporary American Indian Educational and Legal Activism in the Great 
Lakes,
Yale Law School, Room 124

_5:00 pm open house_
Cultural Center Dinner and Henry Roe Cloud Conference Notice,
Native American Cultural Center,
295 Crown St.

_7:30 pm film screening_
Whitney Humanities Center Auditorium,
53 Wall Street
"A Good Day to Die" (2010)
Followed by Q&A with Dennis Banks and the Directors David Mueller and 
Lynn Salt


      sponsors:

Beinecke Library
Ezra Stiles College
Film Study Center
Film Studies Program
Films at the Whitney
Native American
Cultural Center
Paul L. Joskow
Program in Ethnicity,
Race, and Migration
The Mohegan Tribe

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