October 22nd | 7:00 PM | El Morro Theatre, 207 West Coal Ave Join Octavia Fellin Public Library at El Morro Theatre for a film screening of storytellers, scholars, artists, and community organizers who have dedicated their lives to a future that transcends the shadow of nuclear history. The American Southwest is a sprawling, mysterious landscape that holds a dark legacy as the setting for the production of the first nuclear bomb. But this place holds a deeper and more profound history – Navajo and other Indigenous peoples have held this area sacred, and continue to fight for the survival of their land and culture despite decades of environmental and community trauma. This is their story. Join Gallup’s own Sunny Dooley, Lovely Umayam, and Luis Adriel for remarks and a Q&A following the film.
📞Call (505) 863-1291 for more information.
