From: WGAR News
Sent: Wednesday, June 10, 2009 10:26 AM
Subject: IRAG - Urgent appeal for funds to travel to Darwin
URGENT, IT’S TIME…for the voices to be heard
Northern Territory intervention Prescribed Area People's major gathering in Darwin, 18-20 June 2009
Request for support forwarded from IRAG ...
INTERVENTION ROLLBACK ACTION GROUP
PO Box 8488 Alice Springs NT 0871.
Phone:
Barbara Shaw 0401 291 166
Marlene Hodder: 08 89525032
Email: rollbacktheintervention@gmail.com
URGENT
IT’S TIME…for the voices to be heard
IRAG is currently working to assist a group of Central Australian town camp and community residents to get to the major gathering of Prescribed Area People which is taking place in Darwin from 18-20 JUNE 2009.
The purpose of the gathering is to discuss the common issues concerning Aboriginal people and to put together, as one voice, a strong public statement.
We have booked a 22-seater bus which leaves Alice Springs on 16 June. Private vehicles from communities and from Alice Springs will also be making the journey, picking up people from Tennant Creek, Barrow Creek and Ali Curung along the way.
We estimate a shortfall in funds of $5,000 at this point in time which will be needed to cover accommodation and food costs, and contingencies (bus costs are covered).
Any donation you are able to make,
no matter how small,
would help greatly.
Cheques made out to “Intervention Rollback Action Group” should be sent to: PO Box 8488, Alice Springs, NT 0871
or direct debit to:
Bendigo Bank Alice Springs
BSB No: 633-000
A/c No: 134157049
Please visit our website www.rollbacktheintervention.wordpress.com
Check out our art sale while you are there.
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Source of request for support:
Marlene Hodder, IRAG
This request for support was posted by Working Group for Aboriginal Rights (WGAR) as a community service, with the kind permission of Marlene Hodder. Please note, WGAR is not the author of this request for support.
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WGAR website: http://wgar.info/
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