Thursday, February 7

Return of Navajo Boy

7 p.m., Council Chamber

Free and open to the general public

This documentary film, presented by John Wayne Cly, tells the story of Mr. Cly's adoption as a child by white missionaries and his reunion with his Navajo family at age 41. The film also documents the health problems endured by the Navajo people as a result of uranium mining on the reservation. Weaving together the themes of environmental justice and a return to cultural roots, this award-winning film tells the poignant story of individual and cultural renewal. Following the film, Mr. Cly will speak about his experiences and answer questions.

Sponsored by the Native American Law Students Association and Environmental Justice Advocates.