EST_CLIR_0009_Meetings

Summary:

The meeting goes over some project, the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), and mentions the law and order contract.

Description:

General Council Meeting: April 12, 1980

Note: this audio gets choppy at certain points being 5:25 and 21:11

Disclaimer: The ideas or opinions expressed in this recording are those of the individual(s) recorded and not the official views or opinions of the Eastern Shoshone Tribe or Shoshone General Council as a whole unless otherwise stated on the record. The access protocols for this recording were determined by an Eastern Shoshone Community Curation Team.

Description: A man talks about a project that's gonna take at least a month to do; Joe Engavo gets up and starts asking questions before getting cut off. The next topic is about BIA failing the tribe, and the people proposing the cops and judges be enrolled members. The SBC starts speaking on why they can't change BIA and mentions of the law and order contract.

Protocol:

EST Wind River Reservation Public/Full Access Protocol

Community:

Eastern Shoshone Tribe Wind River Reservation

Category:

General Council Meetings

Keywords:

Shoshone General Council

Collections:

CLIR Recordings at Risk Eastern Shoshone Tribe Archives

Original Date Description:

The audio was recorded on April 12th, 1980. The General Council Meeting was held at Rocky Mountain Hall.

Original Date:

1980 April 12th

Language:

English

Traditional Knowledge Labels:

Licensing Options:

Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)

Source:

Eastern Shoshone Tribal Archives - Box "Recordings of Shoshone General Council Meetings" (6)

Publisher:

Eastern Shoshone Archives

Identifier:

Tape located in Box "Recordings of Shoshone General Council Meetings" (6)

Subject:

Shoshone General Council

Type:

Sound

Format:

32 minutes 56 seconds, MP3, Open-reel audio tape, Brand: Maxell; Exact length unknown


	Created: Thursday, September 12, 2024 - 13:00


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