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Twenty-Five Years On | Statement of the International Freedom Coalition
Washington, DCA child born on the morning of September 11, 2001 turns twenty-five today. Twenty-five years on, much of American public life still cannot describe the ideology that killed her countrymen.
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Las Vegas Film Festival Opens 2027 Call for Entries, Announcing Distribution Awards and Expanded New Media Categories
Las Vegas, NevadaThe 2027 Las Vegas Film Festival, January 14–21 at Brenden Theatres, opens submissions for features, shorts, documentaries, TV, video podcasts & vertical media.
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Bush to Boardroom Returns with Métis Leader Bradyn Parisian on Identity, Entrepreneurship, and the Long Road to Showing Up Fully
Fort McMurray, ABÂsokan Generational Developments has released the second episode of Bush to Boardroom, featuring Bradyn Parisian, CEO of the Saskatchewan Indigenous Investment Finance Corporation (SIIFC), in a conversation about Métis identity, entrepreneurial instinct, and what it means to finally stop being a chameleon. Hosted by Âsokan founder and CEO Justin Bourque, Bush to Boardroom…
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Family Files Claim After San Bernardino Sheriff’s Deputy Killed Their Dog During a Warrantless Backyard Entry — and Says it is Not the First Time
San Bernardino, CAMcKenzie Scott files a government claim today on behalf of the Serna family, alleging that the killing of their dog Daisy — shot, then left to die while deputies searched for the shell casing — was part of a pattern of San Bernardino County sheriff’s deputies shooting and tasing family dogs during unlawful…
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NDAs Kept in the Dark From Council Members
Yuma, ArizonaWhen a local government decides how to spend taxpayer money, use public land, or approve massive infrastructure projects, the law requires everything to be open and transparent. However, an institutional breakdown occurs when executive leaders such as Mayor Douglas Nicholls along with board members of influential regional non-profits, fail to disclose private Non-Disclosure Agreements…