DLN Coalition : Important Dates and Archived Events
 LEWIS AND CLARK RE-ENACTMENT PROTESTS, SEPT 2004
PROTECTION OF SACRED CEREMONIES AND SITES MEETING, 17 MAY 2004
PEACEFUL SPIRITUAL GATHERING AND RALLY, PIERRE, SD, 22 APIRL 2004
A peaceful Spiritual Gathering and Rally was held on 22 April 2004 at the State Capital in Pierre SD to focus attention on racisim and dual standards of justice in the South Dakota goverment, courts, judicial offices, jails, prisons, law enforcement agencies and Indian Child Welfare agencies.
MOODY COUNTY JANKLOW PROTEST - 26 SEPT 2003
MOODY COUNTY JANKLOW PROTEST - 26 SEPT 2003
PROTEST AT JANKLOW'S FIRST COURT APPEARANCE - 2 SEPT 2003
ANTI-JANKKKLOW RALLY, FLANDREAU, SD - 27 AUGUST 2003
MCDONALD's BOYCOTT - 1 AUGUST 2003
More than 20 protestors converged on the McDonalds in Valentine, Nebraska on August 1 to express concern over racial incidents and food safety concerns.
MARTIN PROTEST AND BOYCOTT - 9 JULY 2003
Rapid City Journal: "...On Wednesday, marchers gathered here to protest what they say is a city council "end run" to circumvent voters' choice of an American Indian sheriff in Bennett County. They also announced a boycott of local businesses, hoping to pressure city officials to scrap plans to form a separate city police department after years of joint city/county law enforcement..."
BIA AND SCHOOL PROTEST, WAGNER SD, AND CHURCH PROTEST IN MARTY SD - 29 APRIL 2003
PINE RIDGE IHS PROTEST - 19 FEB 2003
ROSEBUD IHS PROTEST 12 FEB 2003
Our Sicangu Lakota Grass Roots Oyate, AIM helped with this march and Protest against the Indian health Service. We are demanding better health care and complete removal from Indian Country, the individuals causing the problems.
D/L/N HUMAN RIGHTS MEETING 2 FEB 2003
 MEETING ADDRESSES NEEDS OF GRASS ROOTS OYATE article by Ruth Steinberger, Lakota Journal
More than 30 people representing five South Dakota tribes attended a meeting organized by the Dakota Lakota Nakota Oyate on Sunday February 2 at the Fort Randall Casino.
4 NOV 2002 PRE-ELECTION DAY RALLY AT ROSEBUD (4 Nov 2002)
ROSEBUD SPIRITUAL WALK AND PROTEST, 24 AUGUST 2002
The Sicangu Lakota grass roots Oyate, AIM and the Dakota, Lakota, Nakota Human Rights Coalition held a march and rally for justice during the Rosebud Fair last weekend. Around ten people held signs and others attended the rally throughout the day. Roy Stone said the invocation and prayed for the day as the rally started.
SISSETON MARCH AND RALLY, 17 AUGUST 2002
On 17 August 2002 there was a March and Rally at Sisseton concerning the Racial Profiling and Duel Standard of Justice against the Dakota Indian People who live on the Sisseton Indian reservation in North East South Dakota.
ANTI-RACISM PROTEST, WINNER, SD, 10 JULY 2002
MEMORIAL DAY 2002
The SD Prisoner Support Group held a Memorial Walk for those who died in Prison, Jail, and in the Juvenile System on Memorial Day. We also walked in support of those who are still behind the walls.
PROTEST FOR ADELIA GODFREY 19 APRIL 2002
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MARTIN MARCH 18 FEB 2002
Over 1,200 Lakota from South Dakota reservations, along with supporters from several states, converged on the town of Martin, SD, on Monday, February 18, 2002 to draw attention to the problems of racial profiling, racial targeting of Indian youth and other issues many say victimize Lakota who live and work in the town.
PROTEST AGAINST PENNINGTON COUNTY PEN APRIL 2001
INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY PROTEST, 5 MARCH 2001
On March 5,2001, members of the Dakota/Lakota/Nakota Human RIghts Advocacy Coalition, protested on Indian Country Today
KINI PROTEST 2000
A small group using a loudspeaker demonstrated at KINI Radio in St. Francis recently. The group, led by Alfred Bone Shirt and others, say they want equal access to the airwaves.
WALK FOR JUSTICE, 23 SEPT 1999
Nowa Cumig AKA Dennis Banks and myself have just returned from the Walk for Justice in Rapid City, SD. The walk and subsequent meetings and events were extremely successful. This success would not have been possible without your prayers, support and messages of good wishes, which continue to strengthen us and all of Indian country. Pilamaya...
RALLY FOR BOO MANY HORSES, 1 SEPT 1999
More than 100 American Indians marched for several miles behind an upside-down U.S. flag Tuesday to protest the death of an Indian man found face-down in a garbage can after a night of drinking.
World INDIGENOUS DAY, 9 AUGUST 1999.
Lakota drums called together hundreds of people to the North Plaza of the United Nations building in New York City on Monday Aug. 9, 1999.
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