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Dear Suzanne, <br />It was great to talk with you about providing One Action 2016: Arts + Immigration <br />programming with LCC. <br />We talked about showing Rocks Karma Arrows Part 1 (March 19th), Part 2 (April 9th), <br />Part 3 (April 16th). With facilitation with Glenda Russell and a guest historian as panelist <br />at each showing. I have already secured Thomas Andrews from the Center for the <br />American West as the guest historian on March 19th! I'm speaking with someone who <br />specializes in mining history in Louisville and Lafayette for April 9th as a special guest. <br />Rocks Karma Arrows is a key presentation for the One Action 2016: Arts + Immigration Project <br />because It explores the impact immigrants had on the Native American tribes from this area and <br />reveals challenges different immigrant groups faced when they came here as part of the mining <br />or agricultural industry. For more information on Rocks Karma Arrows see below. <br />Thank you for seeing if LCC would support the costs of the panelists /facilitator ($200 per film <br />showing); and Coffee. And seeing if the library would like to sponsor these film showings and <br />discussions as well. <br />Saturday, March 19th Film showing: Part 1: Rock Karma Arrows Act 1 (lhr). With guest historian <br />Thomas Andrews and facilitated by Glenda Russell. The first hour explores the Sand Creek Massacre <br />with a focus on how this history is woven into the founding of <br />Boulder. https: / /vimeo.com/145299198 (RKA Password: rka ) Bio of Thomas Andrews (Long bio: <br />https: / /centerwest.org/archives /6500) <br />Saturday, April 9th Film showing Part 2: Rocks Karma Arrows Act 2 (lhr). With guest historian <br />TBA and facilitated by Glenda Russell. This second part explores the history of Boulder County in <br />relation to the Ku Klux Klan, Japanese Internment Camps, Mining and touches on the treatment of <br />various people who have called this area of the country home. There is a focus on reflecting how we <br />could build a more equitable future. https: / /vimeo.com/145299197 (RKA Password: rka) <br />Saturday, April 16th Film Showing Part 3: Arrows in Motion: Rocks Karma Arrows in Historical <br />Reflection (50min). Facilitated by Glenda Russell. 15 historians, community leaders and educators <br />reflect on the Rocks Karma Arrows performance and why we should learn the diverse histories of our <br />community. https://vimeo.com/92639253 (Password: RocksReflectionHold ) <br />We also spoke about showing the Do You Know Who I Am? film with a discussion on Saturday, June <br />18th and a live Salsa Monologue performance on Saturday, Sept 17th. <br />Let me know what additional information would be helpful. And please send me a Word version of the <br />LCC grant when you have a moment. <br />BEST, Kirsten <br />