DreamCatcher Entertainment talks to Yanahea -

DreamCatcher Entertainment blog talk radio programs talks with my cousin Patrick Orozco – the tribal chairman of the Pajaro Valley Ohlone Indian Council out of Watsonville, Ca. 08-27-08 @ 9 p.m. Central Standard Time Host: Judy Lopez http://www.unitedcanatives.com/Welcome.html We welcome all people. Our mission is to bring people together as one, through love, peace and solidarity. We teach our children to love and respect all people. To respect the land and all that Creator has given us. Our members are of Chumash, Salinan, Rumsen, Chipawa, Apache, Esselen, Navajo, Yaqui and Lakota decent also some non indian. Most are enrolled with BIA. We offer research to our members who don’t have roll numbers. PVOIC is a non-profit 501c3 organization. The PVOIC raises funds through membership fees, and fees paid to our dance group for performances. Additionally, PVOIC is able to offer genealogical research services for a fee, with access to our archives of census and BIA rolls. • Regalia and Necklace Making • School Presentations • Genealogy research (see research page) • Job and Training Referrals • Court Ordered Community Service • Transportation Services • Traditional Wedding Ceremonies • Botanical Walks PVOIC DVD’s for Purchase PVOIC has produced and offers the following DVD’s for $15-25 depending on the title. Please contact us for more information: • We Pray With Tobacco (produced by Ismana Carney) • Century of Change • Amah ka Tura at San Juan Bautista • Amah ka Tura at Mt. Madonna • Walk with Yanahea Up coming events: Ohlone Days at Henry Cowell Park in Felton, Ca. Sept. 20th Gathering of the People at Coyote Hills in Fremont, Ca. Oct. 5th Closing: To serve each other, to respect each other, to trust each other, to honor each other, to love each other, to cooperate with each other, to care for each other, to forgive one anot