41. American Indian Movement Of Colorado: Rigoberta Menchu Tum In Denver rigoberta menchu tum will be in Denver today, speaking at the University of rigoberta menchu tum is a Quiche Mayan who won the 1992 Nobel Peace Prize on http://www.coloradoaim.org/blog/2004/06/rigoberta-menchu-tum-in-denver.html

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=7068174"); American Indian Movement of Colorado Spirituality • Self-determination • Solidarity • Sobriety Colorado AIM home page Thursday, June 24, 2004 Rigoberta Menchu Tum in Denver Rigoberta Menchu Tum will be in Denver today, speaking at the University of Denver Campus and receiving a Champion of Change Award from the Escuela Tlatelolco. The University of Denver talk will be at 1 p.m at Lindsay Auditorium. The Champions of Change Award Presentations will be at the Denver Botanic Gardens, beginning at 5 p.m. Rigoberta Menchu Tum is a Quiche Mayan who won the 1992 Nobel Peace Prize on the strength of her advocacy for indigenous rights. She is also renowned for her book, "I, Rigoberta" which details the Guatemalan State repression and murder that was inflicted upon the Mayan communities. Rigoberta personifies the strength of indigenous peoples and their resiliency in withstanding State violence and we encourage people in the Denver area to come hear her speak. posted by Colorado AIM @ 9:39 AM 0 Comments: Post a Comment About Me Name: Colorado AIM View my complete profile Current Posts An open letter to the U.S president from the Western Shoshone Nation

42. Latin America Trek: Rigoberta Menchu Tum Chat Transcript rigoberta Menchú tum is an inspiration to all of us who strive to make the worlda more peaceful place and we are honored to have this opportunity to speak http://www.worldtrek.org/odyssey/latinamerica/rigoberta/transcripteng.html

Live Webcast, February 18, 1999! Click here for a printable version of the whole transcript. Abeja: Her life has been dedicated to bringing peace and justice to her country, Guatemala, which has been ravaged by a civil war for 36 years. Rigoberta: Thank you. Jamila: The first question is from the organization I*EARN. They would like to know: How has the struggle for your people changed since it began? "I would say that it has changed many things, above all, because there existed an armed conflict here in Guatemala that had high costs." more... Abeja: Earthharmony asks: How can we help the indigenous people in Central America from our homes in the United States? "Well, what you are doing is a way of helping in that you are not just sharing with us the good experiences that we have but also that people can know about our truth, our history." more... Jamila: Now we have a question from Jeff in the state of Idaho. He wants to know in what project or work are you concentrating now and how can children help you and support you in this project? "Well, I believe that the biggest thing we are doing now is reconstructing Guatemala. We are relocating the refugees who were in Mexico, who are returning to Guatemala, we have built some houses, we have built some schools."

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Live Webcast, February 18, 1999! Question: Thank you very much, we've gone beyond our schedule but we'd like to thank you for answering our questions. I am the one that would like to thank you, first because we were a little bit nervous as this is the first time I've had the opportunity to talk on the Internet. It seems that, for us, the technology so far was only television and radio, but now is the first time I have the opportunity to give an interview on the Internet. I would like to excuse myself that I could not answer all your questions but you can count on me in that I give you all my heart and affection and best wishes. I know that you and the young people will triumph and help to correct all of the things that need to be addressed in this global world in which we live. Thank you very much. Back to Rigoberta Menchu Tum Chat Transcript Rigoberta Menchu Tum Chat Transcript Rigoberta's Story Guatemala The Odyssey ... Teacher Zone

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Rigoberta Menchu Tum 1992 Nobel Prize Winner and Human Right Activist Through her work, Rigoberta has received world wide recognition and several honorary doctorates. In 1993, she was nominated by the United Nations as Goodwill Ambassador for the International Year of the Indigenous Peoples. At present, she is the Promoter of the International Decade of Indigenous Peoples, mandated by the General Assembly of the United Nations and was also appointed to be the personal advisor to the general director of UNESCO. Concurrently she presides over the Indigenous Initiative for Peace Her topics include: Publications: Celebrity Speakers Limited 90 High Street, Burnham, Buckinghamshire, SL1 7JT, United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0) 1753 747400, Fax: +44 (0) 1753 747401 Speaker Bank Tel: +44 (0) 1753 747474 r.tomasko@speakers.co.uk This page: ../Speakers/7027.htm

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46. Syllabus : Rigoberta Menchu Tum Translate this page rigoberta menchu tum a vu le jour le 9 janvier 1959 dans le petit village deChipel situé près de San Miguel Uspantan dans le nord-ouest du Guatemala. http://www.cvm.qc.ca/encephi/Syllabus/Histoire/Passecompose/RigobertaMenchu.htm

Rigoberta Menchu Tum Par Anne-Catherine Laberge « Ma douleur, c’est la douleur de tout un peuple. » Rigoberta Menchu Rigoberta Menchu Tum a vu le jour le 9 janvier 1959 dans le petit village de Chipel situé près de San Miguel Uspantan dans le nord-ouest du Guatemala. Sa famille appartient à l’ethnie Quiché, une des 22 ethnies que compte la population indigène du pays. Bien qu’elle passe une partie de son enfance au sein de sa communauté indienne sur les terres de l’Altiplano, c’est à l’âge de 2 ans qu’elle commence à travailler avec sa famille dans les fincas . Ces plantations sont dirigées par de grands propriétaires terriens qui exploitent les travailleurs. Les conditions de vie y sont tellement insalubres que deux de ses frères y perdent la vie. Quelques années plus tard, son père Vicente Menchu, un militant pour la reconnaissance du droit à la terre pour les Indiens à la terre, est détenu par les autorités guatémaltèques. À sa sortie de prison, il poursuit ses activités et fonde la CUC (Comité d’unité paysanne). L’adhésion de Rigoberta Menchu à cette organisation, en 1979, marque le début de son activisme en faveur des droits des autochtones. Tout d’abord, Rigoberta Menchu tente d’établir des réseaux de solidarité entre diverses communautés pauvres et les incite à trouver des moyens de se défendre contre l’armée. Elle entreprend l’apprentissage de l’espagnol qui lui permettra de communiquer au monde entier les atrocités vécues par son peuple. En effet, l’unique arme dont elle dispose est celle de la parole.

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at google.com at the-tidings.com Friday, November 22, 2002 Rigoberta Menchú Tum visits CSUN, Santa Rosa Church By Maria Luisa Torres Rigoberta Menchú Tum is a diminutive woman and, at once, a heroic presence and tireless advocate for global peace and human rights. During a recent visit to Los Angeles, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate shared her message of peace with local college students and parishioners at Santa Rosa Church in San Fernando. "War does not change the state of humanity; we must say no to war with a resounding cry," Menchú told students at California State University Northridge during her Nov. 12 presentation "Code of Ethics for a Millennium of Peace." According to Menchú, widespread poverty, discrimination, inadequate health care, lack of educational opportunities, a shortage of food and potable water, and many other everyday injustices hinder true progress toward lasting equality and peace. For example, she noted, as many as 35,000 men, women and children die of starvation around the world every single day. "It's the poor who suffer the most," said Menchú, who also shared her gripping message and life story with Santa Rosa parishioners and residents of San Fernando during a one-day visit to the city on Nov. 15.

48. Rigoberta Menchu Translate this page rigoberta Menchú tum nació en la aldea de Chimel, Departamento del Quiché, Guatemala, Entrevista a rigoberta Menchú tum en el sitio Odyssey, World Trek. http://www.uweb.ucsb.edu/~jce2/rmenchu.html

Basado en Guatemala: Memoria del Silencio Testimonio Isabel Ruiz Rigoberta: La Nieta de los Mayas Enlaces: Real Audio Video Real Audio En video ... Solamente Audio Review of Rigoberta Menchú and the Story of All Poor Guatemalans by David Stoll. Z Magazine, vol. 12, no. 7/8, July/Aguust, 1999, pp. 96-99. "Vicente Menchú, líder indígena o campesino pequeño burgués." Seventh International Congress of Central American Literature, Managua, Nicaragua, spring 1999. "Maya Spirituality in the World Today." Resist, Vol. 6 #9, November 1997, pp. 1-3. "Should We Scale the Ivory Tower with Dinesh or Travel Down the Road with Rigoberta?" Diversity: A Journal of Multicultural Issues. Volume Two, 1994, pp. 29-48.

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51. TCCSC Cohosted Rigoberta Menchu Tum Tonite TCCSC hosts 1992 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate rigoberta menchu tum Sunday Laureate rigoberta menchu tum. A simple Mayan woman with extraordinary will http://www.tibet.ca/en/wtnarchive/1997/3/11-2_6.html

World Tibet Network News Tuesday, March 11, 1997 6. TCCSC cohosted Rigoberta Menchu Tum tonite Date: 97-03-10 00:46:20 EST WEBSITE AND PHOTOS OF THE EVENT ARE UP ! http://members.aol.com/tccsc/index.html (or directly to) http://www-rcf.usc.edu/~dhondrup/tccsc/menchu.html March 9, 1997 (Los Angeles, California, USA) TCCSC hosts 1992 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Rigoberta Menchu Tum Sunday night in one of the most multicultural and multiethnic neighborhoods in Los Angeles. Pico Union, a community which symbolizes the diversity of the the most diverse city in the world, and also one of it's poorest. Los Angeles has been called a true "metropolis," the city of the next century by urban planners and sociologists. It was within this setting that the Tibetan Cultural and Community Service Center of Southern California (TCCSC) held what can be called one of the most unique nights in the Tibetan struggle. For one night, the Tibetan and Mayan communities met in Southern California. What the neighborhood lacked in riches, it more than made up in a wealth of warmth and hospitality - inviting the Center and the Tibetan community to it's community. And the synergy created that night was enough to carry on and

52. Clinton Administration Refuses To Meet With Rigoberta Menchu And Amnesty Interna Who rigoberta menchu tum, a Mayan who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1992 inrecognition of menchu tum is the author of the book, I, rigoberta menchu. http://www.iacenter.org/lpmenchu.htm

Clinton Administration refuses to meet with Rigoberta Menchu and Amnesty International Dear Peltier supporters, World Renowned Humanitarians Will Meet With Peltier In Prison Contact: The Leonard Peltier Defense Committee Gina Chiala, co-coordinator 785-842-5774 What: Press Conference When: Friday, February 18th at 3:00 p.m. Where: Bruce Watkins Museum: 3700 Blue Parkway, Kansas City (816) 923-6226 Additional Related Events: Rigoberta Menchu Tum will speak at: Kansas University Feb. 18 7:00 Wescoe, 3rd floor auditorium Haskell Indian Nations University Feb 19 2:00 pm Haskell Auditorium Reception pot luck Haskell, Stidham Union 4:30 Call the White House Comments Line Today Demand Justice for Leonard Peltier! 202-456-1111 Leonard Peltier Defense Committee PO Box 583 Lawrence, KS 66044 www.freepeltier.org Back to: Leonard Peltier

53. Biografie Translate this page rigoberta Menchú tum wurde 1959 in Chimel, einem Dorf bei Quiche geboren. Message Of rigoberta Menchú tum - On The International Day Of Indigenous http://www.uni-ulm.de/LiLL/3.0/D/frauen/biografien/Jh20/menchu.htm

Friedensnobelpreis 1992 Geboren 1959 in Chimel / Guatemala Kurzbiographie Literatur Links Kurzbiografie Dort brachte sie sich selbst die spanische Sprache bei - vorher sprach sie nur die Sprache der Maya-Nachfahren. Bald darauf schrieb Rigoberta Menchú ihr erstes Buch mit dem Titel "Ich, Rigoberta Menchú", das sie in Kirchenkellern und Wohnzimmern vorstellte und den Menschen so die Verbrechen in Guatemala, die alle einfach ignorierten, nahe brachte. Sie sah diese Auszeichnung als Anerkennung für die gemeinsamen Bemühungen der Eingeborenen. Ebenso ist die Auszeichnung ein Zeichen der Anerkennung für die Opfer von Unterdrückung, Gewalt, Rassismus und Armut und auch ein Zeichen der Huldigung für indianische Frauen. Rigoberta Menchú beteiligte sich aktiv an politischen Dingen, half Menschrechtsgruppen und engagierte sich für Gleichberechtigung von Eingeborenen. 1983 veröffentlichte sie erneut ein Buch, " Eine indianische Frau in Guatemala". Diesem folgten noch zahlreiche verschiedenen Texte und Gedichte. Sie wurde jedoch von dem Anthropologen David Stoll in einem Buch mit dem Titel "Rigoberta Menchú und die Geschichte aller armen Guatemalteken" beschuldigt, nicht immer die Wahrheit über sich selber gesagt zu haben. Stoll wird dabei sogar von einigen großen Zeitungen Nord-Amerikas unterstützt. Er behauptet z.B., dass sie doch eine Schule besucht habe und ihr Bruder gar nicht umgebracht worden sei, sondern schon vor ihrer Geburt gestorben sei. Es gibt aber viele, die Rigoberta Menchú verteidigen und unterstützen, während andere sie als Lügnerin bezeichnen.

54. Rigoberta Menchú Tum Translate this page le sort des Indiens de ce pays, avait occupé l’ambassade d’Espagne àGuatemala-Ciudad. A la tête de ce groupe se trouvait Vicente Menchú, père de rigoberta. http://www.nobel-paix.ch/bio/menchu.htm

Prix Nobel en 1992 Droits de l'homme ladinos (métis) qui comme les Indiens subissent la même oppression. En janvier 1981, est créé le "Comité d’Unité paysanne" qui décide d’adhérer au "Front populaire du 31 janvier". Cette date commémore le massacre d’un groupe d’Indiens venus du Quiché qui, dans le but de faire connaître au monde le sort des Indiens de ce pays, avait occupé l’ambassade d’Espagne à Guatemala-Ciudad. A la tête de ce groupe se trouvait Vicente Menchú, père de Rigoberta.

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PORTADA ARTICULOS NOVEDADES NUESTRA HISTORIA ... PAISES Entrevista a Rigoberta Menchú Tum La doble moral de Estados Unidos El Siglo En medio de su visita a EE.UU., donde entre otras cosas junto a los Premios Nobel de la Paz Mairead Coorigan Maguire y Adolfo Pérez Esquivel se entrevistó en la ONU con el actual Presidente de la Asamblea General, el Presidente del Consejo de Seguridad y el Secretario General, Kofi Annan, para protestar por la agresión contra Afganistán, entrevistamos a la Premio Nobel de la Paz y Embajadora de Buena Voluntad para la Cultura de Paz-UNESCO, Rigoberta Menchú Tum. -¿Qué opinión tiene sobre los atentados terroristas cometidos en Estados Unidos y sobre el marco mundial en el que ocurren? Desde el primer momento he condenado enérgicamente esos actos criminales. Nadie

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59. Site De L'association Club Quetzal Translate this page Depuis 2003, Quetzal travaille avec la Fondation rigoberta menchu tum. La Fondation est la plateforme institutionnelle de rigoberta menchu tum. http://www.clubquetzal.com/page_rigoberta.htm

Club Quetzal 38 avenue du docteur Labrit 40 000 Mont de Marsan clubquetzal@hotmail.com Depuis 2003, Quetzal travaille avec la Fondation Rigoberta Menchu Tum. ACTUALITES Lire 7 juillet 2005: Lire 11 avril 2005: La Fondation Rigoberta Menchu : Le site officiel de la Fondation Rigoberta Menchu ( en espagnol ) Qui est Rigoberta Menchu ? au Guatemala. Prix Nobel de la Paix : La plus jeune Prix Nobel de la paix 16 octobre 1992 , en honorant Rigoberta Menchu, trente-trois ans , à l'heure des célébrations très convenues du cinquième centenaire de la "découverte" de l'Amérique, autrement dit de la Conquête. Par sa décision, il éclaire un pan de la douloureuse histoire du Guatemala vue par les vaincus. Il adresse également "Elle arrivait de l'horreur vêtue de couleurs éclatantes."

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