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Human Factors of Avalanches Durango Public Library Thursday, March 27, 6-7pm Free Join Friends of San Juans for a discussion about human factors associated with many avalanche accidents. This discussion is open to all backcountry enthusiasts whether you have spent one day snowshoeing or 1000's of days skiing in the backcountry. Let's continue to learn together and foster a safe community of people who love the snow. We will discuss avalanche basics, common human factors, read a case study, and apply human factors to the accident.

Alumni Breakfast at Hozhoni Days Powwow Celebrate the Hozhoni Days Powwow, and join FLC Alumni and members of the Native American Alumni Chapter for a delicious breakfast. Reconnect with fellow Alumni, listen to our featured guest speakers, and catch up on chapter and FLC updates March 29,2025 10:00AM - 12:00PM Student Union Vallecito Room $8 Adult | $4 youth | Age 2 and Under Free Alumni Engagement Office https://alumni.fortlewis.edu/events/calendar/details/alumni-breakfast-at-hozhoni-days-powwow-1 alumni@fortlewis.edu

"100 Years of Silence: The Aniknuche Incarceration" Wednesday, April 2, 2025 6:30-8pm CSWS Lyceum Free Center of Southwest Studies swcenter.fortlewis.edu Contact: Cristie Scott, cmscott@fortlewis.edu, 247-7333 The Center of Southwest Studies will host a special presentation, "100 Years of Silence: The Aniknuche Incarceration," covering the so-called “Posey War” of 1923 that impacted and displaced Ute and Paiute communities across San Juan County, Utah. Special guests, Shaun Ketchum, Jr (Paiute and Ute Mountain Ute), director of the 100 Years of Silence project and direct descendent of William Posey, along with author, and environmental and public historian, Jedidiah Rogers, PhD will explore this powerful, largely untold chapter of American history—one that forces us to rethink what we know about “the last Indian War” and the resilience of a people who refused to disappear. In this centennial year, the voices silenced for too long are finally being heard. -About the 100 Years of Silence Project- Ute Elders, storytellers, artists, and musicians weave narratives to showcase the indomitable spirit of the Ute Mountain Ute people over the last century. The “Posey War” led to the weeks-long, forcible internment of around 80 Ute women, children, and men in a barbed wire cage in the streets of Blanding; the murder of two Ute men; the loss of access to traditional Ute land in the Bears Ears area; and the coerced enrollment of Ute children in boarding schools. The 100 Years of Silence project seeks to promote healing by sharing the Ute perspective on the “Posey War” incident, and to showcase their legacy of endurance.

BHS Theatre presents...Bayfield HIgh School's production of "Disney Descendants - the musical" April 3, 4, 11 & 12 at 7:00pm Tickets: Adult $12, Students & Staff $10 Cash or Card at the Box Office Bayfield Performing Arts Center 800 CR 501 - Bayfield, CO 81122 Director - Sarah Ripley, 970-884-9521 https://www.bayfield.k12.co.us/ (to buy ahead: https://www.vancoevents.com/us/events/landing/52868)

- Indie Film Popup Screening: Free For All: The Public Library - You know them, you love them, now find out how our public libraries came to be a sanctuary for Americans everywhere. Join us for a screening + community-driven conversation of Free for All: The Public Library. - Tuesday, April 8 at 5:30 p.m. - Free - Ignacio Community Library - ignaciolibrary.org - (970)563-9287 | 470 Goddard Ave. Ignacio, CO