ROBBY ROMERO "PAINTING THE WORLD" CD Release - United Nations Permanent Forum On Indigenous Issues Cultural Event.
April 22, 2008 - 7:00 pm United Nations Headquarters, New York City, New York
In Celebration of the historical adoption of the United Nations' "Declaration on The Rights of Indigenous Peoples", a declaration that underwent the longest period of debate and negotiation of any other international human rights instrument in United Nations history.
HONORING - ROBBY ROMERO performs at the Honoring of Tonya Gonnella Frichner, North American Regional Representative to the United Nations Permanent Forum On Indigenous Issues 2008 - 2011: January 22 United Nations, New York City, New York
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ON TOUR - INDIAN COUNTRY - POW WOW TRAIL 2007
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NATIVE CHILDREN'S SURVIVAL If not now, when? If not you, who?
is an essential CD/DVD collection of music, music videos, rockumentary films and public service announcement campaigns about the critical need to permanently protect our last remaining wild places and bridge the gap between Indigenous Peoples, Human Rights and the Environment.
Following presentations by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, President Mikhail Gorbachev, and President Shimon Peres, Dakota René joined Robby Romero, Carlos Santana, Peter Maffay and his band on the Santana classic hit "Oye Como Va" in a Concert for Peace. Proceeds support the humanitarian projects of the MILAGRO Foundation in San Francisco and the Desmond Tutu PEACE CENTER in South Africa.
r u 2 cool 2 care... Public Service
Announcement Campaign Watch PSAs: Native Wind |Free Your MindNative Youth Rap|Eyak Man (videos require Quicktime to view) "NATIVE WIND" had it's debut at the Clinton Global Initiative on September 17, 2005, in New York City with some of the world's most influential political and business leaders in attendance.
REVITALIZING INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES
ROBBY ROMERO
OF RED THUNDER
TO
HELP LAKOTA LANGUAGE
Robby Romero, one of Native America's leading rock musicians, using the power of music to spread the word about the language crisis.
Romero is well-known for his charity work across Indian country, particularly through Native Children's Survival, and is honored to be part of this worthwhile effort.
