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NEW HAMPSHIRE - INVITING all people of conscience to join the New Hampshire Leonard Peltier support group on Saturday, January 15th, 10 am to 4 pm at Stanton Plaza outside the Center of New Hampshire.

Come experience Native American drums (from around the northeast) sounding out the heartbeat of Mother Earth throughout Manchester....calling all people of conscience to a peaceful assembly of human beings who care about justice and freedom.

The government counts on we, the people, remaining in darkness about the injustice done to Leonard Peltier, a leading Native American human rights activist. Our mission is to bring this story into the light of public scrutiny. It is our belief that decent people everywhere will not tolerate this injustice when their consciousness is raised and they knew the facts of Leonard Peltier's story.

Featured speakers: Ben Carnes, of the Choctaw Nation, versed in native history, culture, music, and spiritual practices, a gifted speaker dedicated to justice for Leonard Peltier. Harvey Arden, for 23 years a staff writer for National Geographic Magazine, author of several books on indigenous spirituality, and editor of Leonard Peltier's book, Prison Writings: My Life Is My Sundance. Rebecca Stoughton, Dakota Sioux singer, drummer, speaker, storyteller will share traditional stories to delight both children and adults. Paul Tohlakai, Dine'h (Navajo) ceremonial leader and speaker.

All actions to be conducted with love, dignity and humor...per Leonard's request.