<html><div>At 11:05 AM 6/15/99 -0700, you wrote:</div>
<div>>I am looking for examples of Open Spaces in which indigenous
people have</div>
<div>>participated. My preference is situations in which indigenous
people who</div>
<div>>are connected to traditional communities have participated in
Open Spaces</div>
<div>>in which their communities have a stake in the issues being
explored. Have</div>
<div>>you facilitated or participated in such an Open Space, anywhere
on the</div>
<div>>planet?</div>
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<div>>I am familiar with the story in the new User's Guide describing
the 1992</div>
<div>>Open Space in Denver regarding $1.5 billion in highway funds for
tribal and</div>
<div>>public lands.</div>
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<div>A follow on with the $1.5 Billion Dollar Denver Deal was a series of
Open Spaces all over the Southwest. I did one with group including a
number of Southern Utes in Durango (for which I received a wonderful
talking stick which is used occasionally but usually hangs on my wall).
Mark Carmel who lives in Pueblo CO has been a lot closer to a lot of this
stuff, but unfortunately he is not on the listserve. But his phone number
used to be 719-583-6011 email <mcarmel@usa.net>. If he answers,
tell him not to be a stranger, to join the listserve (he has probably
done as many Open Spaces as anybody in the world), and that I said
Hi.</div>
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<div>Harrison</div>
<br>
Harrison
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