UPDATE

ROBERTA BLACKGOAT RESCHEDULES TRIP TO WASHINGTON, D.C.

   

Roberta Blackgoat's trip to Washington, D.C., originally scheduled for Thanksgiving, 2001, was delayed because of events related to the 11 September terrorist attacks and subsequent anthrax detection in and around the Capitol Building. Roberta has not been deterred from presenting her petitions and her views to the nation's lawmakers, but recent events have necessitated her rescheduling the event. The new target date for her presentation will be sometime in April. A specific date has not been given, yet. SENAA will post the specific date, when Roberta and her traveling companion have worked out travel arrangements.

MORE PETITIONS WANTED

During Roberta Blackgoat's 2001 visit to Sweden (see details on SENAA Sweden's site) , she distributed copies of her newest petition of the U.S. government, the BIA, and Peabody and announced that, after gathering sufficient signatures, she would present them, in person, to the Congress of the United States. Since it has become necessary to delay the trip until April, Roberta is asking Dine'h supporters to continue collecting signatures and mailing them to her. The more signatures the better.

SENAA also reminds supporters that Roberta Blackgoat is a respected Dine'h Elder who has fought long and hard for her people. Most of you will recall that, when empty promises fell through regarding Kee Shay's legal expenses for his Exclusion Hearing, Roberta loaned Kee Shay the money for his attorney fees in order to ensure that his expenses were paid, giving SENAA the time necessary to generate the funds, which we repaid to Roberta Blackgoat. Roberta Blackgoat is a woman of honor. As a woman dedicated to her people, she deserves our help. SENAA asks all Dine'h supporters who are able to please help Roberta fulfill this important undertaking. Gather as many signatures as you can and mail them to Roberta between now and April 1st.

Roberta's petition can be found on and printed from SENAA Sweden's web site.

TRAVEL EXPENSE DONATIONS WELCOME

If you are able and would like to help Roberta with round trip travel and lodging expenses for her journey, contributions should be mailed directly to Roberta Blackgoat at the address at the bottom of this page.


NOTICE:

All contributions should be mailed DIRECTLY to either Roberta Blackgoat or to SENAA International. These are the ONLY authorized recipients of funds for this project. If anyone else claims to be authorized by Roberta Blackgoat or anyone else to receive funds for her travel to Washington, D.C., their claims are false and should be reported to SENAA International at once. Mailing addresses are given at the end of this announcement.

SENAA would rather see contributions mailed directly to Roberta Blackgoat. If you send funds to Roberta directly, please include a note to let Roberta know that your contribution is to go toward transportation, food, and lodging for her trip to Washington, D.C. SENAA asks, too, that you e-mail us at senaa@senaa.org and let us know how much you have contributed, so we will know when Roberta's needs have been met.

If you wish to receive a tax deduction for your contribution, SENAA International is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. To receive the deduction, your contribution will have to come through our bank account. SENAA cannot issue a receipt for Contributions going directly to Roberta Blackgoat. SENAA issues receipts by return mail for all contributions coming through our account.

MAILING ADDRESSES:

Roberta Blackgoat
P.O. Box 349
Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039-0349
USA

SENAA International
Roberta Blackgoat Fund
2324 Georgetown Road, NW, No. 602
Cleveland, TN 37311-1268
USA

On behalf of SENAA International, SENAA West, SENAA Europe, and SENAA Sweden,  thank you for your continuing support of Roberta Blackgoat and all Dine'h at Black Mesa..

If you have any further questions about Roberta Blackgoat's planned trip to Washington, D.C., please contact Al Swilling at al@senaa.org or at senaa@senaa.org

    


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