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Gold, Greed, and Genocide

Directed by Pratap Chatterjee

Photo: International Indian Treaty Council

In 1999, the State of California celebrated the 150th anniversary of the Gold Rush, including distributing curriculum for use in California public schools which completely omitted its impacts on the Indigenous Peoples of California.   As a result, International Indian Treaty Council (IITC) worked with Project Underground to develop the Award-winning 26-mintue video “Gold, Greed and Genocide: the Untold Tragedy of the California Gold Rush” for use in Jr. and Sr. High Schools, along with an accompanying study guide highlighting the historic and continuing impacts from the perspective of California Indigenous Peoples.

Plays in

Yuki dancers from Round Valley Indian Tribes in Mendocino CA in front of bay area city scape

Exploring the Urban American Indian Experience in Yelamu

Thurs 2/18 5:30 pm PST

Dates & Times

Past

Virtual Watch Party

Thu, Feb 18
 5:30 pm