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Friday, March 30, 2007 North Dakota Human Rights News
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NDHRC Legislative Activity Visit our Legislative Activity page for updates on NDHRC activity and human rights-related legislation!
* NDHRC Legislative Update: March 18, 2007 NDHRC activity regarding human-rights-related legislation. Includes: Education, Workers' Rights, Human Services, Reproductive Rights, Workforce Safety & Insurance, Tax Proposals, and Human Rights.
*SB 2121: Name Change Billl Narrowly Defeated (Tuesday, March 27) The House voted today on SB 2121, the bill to add "and Human Rights" to the name of the Department of Labor. Unfortunately, the bill went down, 40-50 with four absent, leaving the Department of Labor’s name unchanged. Thank you to everyone who supported SB 2121 and the effort to bring attention to human rights issues in North Dakota. Please visit our website and watch for further updates regarding SB 2121 and other human rights-related legislation.
* NDHRC is posting lists of Legislative Forums taking place around North Dakota. Please contact mitchmarr@ndhrc.org about any forums happening in your area. Visit www.ndhrc.org or go directly to lists for Fargo, West Fargo, Williston and Moorhead.
A committee in Grand Forks has been working on establishing a Grand Forks Human Relations Commission. The group is currently seeking allies in the community and drafting an ordinance to present to the City Council this fall. Please join the next monthly meeting on April 26 at the Grand Forks Public Library Meeting Room from 6:30-8:30. For more information, please contact mitchmarr@ndhrc.org. Directions available upon request and through upcoming Action Alerts.
The Pride
Collective & Community Center board of directors is very excited to announce
that we have obtained 501(c)(3) tax exempt status! We started the process
in September, 2006 with researching and preparing the application, followed by
submitting the application in October. On Monday, March 12th, we
received confirmation from the Internal Revenue Service that our application has
been approved.
PEPP: Aren't we Innocent until proven Guilty? We are asking you to contact your local legislators and ask them to vote YES when these two bills go to the floor for a vote. ** We support Senate Bill 279 and House Bill 1380! ** This change in the law will seal arrest records of individuals who have not been charged with a crime or convicted of a crime. This sealing protects the presumption of innocence, ensuring that an individual who is arrested but not charged is not treated as if s/he is guilty of the charge. The legislation will also seal case information regarding acquittals and dismissals. Again, this protects the presumption of innocence, ensuring that an individual who is acquitted or has charges against her/him dismissed is not treated as if s/he is guilty of the charge. The law will also not inhibit law enforcement’s access to criminal records in any way. Sealed records remain available to law enforcement, city and county prosecutors, courts, and probation. Alleviates some of the expungement burden, which weighs heavily on courts and prosecutors. Excludes records associated with severe crimes or charges plus domestic abuse data. For More back ground go to: http://www.pepp.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=189&forum=4 * Ask Senator Keith Langseth to support Senate File 279 when it comes up for a vote. Bill Number: SF 279 Keith Langseth (D) 9, Capitol Office: 75 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Capitol Building, Room 122, St. Paul, MN 55155-1606, 651.296.3205, Email Address: sen.keith.langseth@senate.mn * Ask Rep. Morrie Lanning to support HF 1380 when it comes up for a vote. Bill Number: HF 1380 Morrie Lanning (R) 09A, 259 State Office Building 100 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Saint Paul, Minnesota 55155, (651) 296-5515 (800) 657-3742 * Ask Rep. Paul Marquart to support HF 1380 when it comes up for a vote. Bill Number: HF 1380 Paul Marquart (DFL) 09B, 597 State Office Building 100 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Saint Paul, Minnesota 55155, (651) 296-6829 (800) 551-5520 House File 1380 Status: Senate File 279 Status:
Gandhi Peace Network of North Dakota announces the 5th Annual Season for Nonviolence in North Dakota. This is a program of daily practices inspired by the principles of nonviolence practiced and taught by M K Gandhi and Dr Martin Luther King. Season runs from the date of Gandhi’s assassination on Jan 30th to Martin Luther King’s on Apr 4th. Printed brochures for individual practice over this 64-day period are available FREE of charge at the Bismarck Public Library and at the Bismarck Park and Recreation offices. Contact Aruna or Vinod Seth at 701-223-4234 / 701-426-4788 or jjart@btinet.net. Visit www.gandhipeace.org for more information on the Gandhi Peace Network of North Dakota. See Mayor John Warford’s Proclamation of the SEASON on the Bismarck website http://www.bismarck.org/
Mayor's Human Relations Committee Endorses Season
for Nonviolence
Hate Crimes Bill Introduced in the House
of Representatives
TODAY! North Dakota-Northern Lights Chapter NAACP: Membership Drive The Organizing Committee formed to establish a branch of the NAACP will be conducting a membership drive meeting at the Ramada Inn, Grand Forks, North Dakota on 29 March 2007 at 7:00 P.M. The meeting will be held in the Diablo Room. The annual membership fee is $30.00 and donations will also be accepted to help with initial startup cost. We encourage all interested persons in the community to join in this endeavor to organize the Northern Lights Chapter of the NAACP. This will be an inclusive organization that serves the needs of all the citizens and promotes friendship, unity and social justice.
NEW: Free Forum:
Conversations with Legislators
NEW: ARRESTS on Record = Denials for Housing Do Arrest Records without convictions or charges keep people from getting housing? One Response: How big of a problem is this? In 2004 46,806 misdemeanor cases were filed-21,043 were dismissed outright, 7,715 continued for dismissal. This was in Hennepin County. Despite the dismissals, all these folks will have a "criminal" record that may impede their efforts to find employment, a place to live, obtain credit or get a licensure. Join us in a strategy session and discussion on what we can and are doing about this issue.Join us for an one hour Meeting on Thursday, April 5 from 4:00 to 5:00 PM at PEPP at 116 12th St. S. Moorhead, MN. ** We can do something about Unfair Tenant Screening! ** Our region has seen a lot of impact of criminal background records leading to people being denied housing. One element PEPP has focused on is that arrests on individual’s records, even without charges or a conviction has led to the individual not being able to rent an apartment. This issue has been taken on by some statewide agencies and there is a plan to introduce legislation in the 2007 Minnesota Legislature that would expunge and seal the arrest records of individuals that have not been convicted or charged of a crime. Get people affected by this issue to join our group and have their stories and situation documented and their voice heard! Contact PEPP if you want to get involved! Call Duke at 218-236-5434. Allies, Advocates and especially those impacted by this issue are welcome!
NEW: North Dakota Children’s Health Care Forum. Co-sponsored by Children’s Defense Fund-Minnesota and North Dakota’s KIDS COUNT Monday, April 2nd 1:30 to 3:00 p.m., Olivet Lutheran Church 1330 University Dr. S (Hwy 81), Fargo, North Dakota. There are over 12,000 uninsured children in North Dakota. Bring Friends and Colleagues Be informed of the well-being of North Dakota’s children. Hear update on State and Federal policy solutions. Discuss with others how you can be part of the solution.
NEW: Fargo-Moorhead Pride Festival
Pathfinder Services, ND's Department of Special Education and the ND State Council on Developmental Disabilities will present "Transition: A Collaboration In School and Beyond" on April 13th and 14th, 2007. The Pathfinder Conference will be held at the Grand International Inn in Minot ND. Free conference registration is available for parents of children with disabilities. We also have limited Thursday and Friday evening lodging stipends for parents who must travel a distance of more than 60 miles each way. For more information and to print a registration form, please visit the Pathfinder Family Center website at www.pathfinder.minot.com . You can also call Pathfinders at 1-800-245-5840 or 1-701-837-7500 and we will mail out a registration form.
Save the Date, Family Connections Conference Mark Your Calendar … June 13-16, 2007 The Family Connections Conference helps North Dakota families of children with special needs and the professionals who support them to collaborate. The conference will be held at Best Western Doublewood Inn in Fargo North Dakota. For more information Contact NDCPD at 1-800-233-1737 (toll free) or 701-858-3580, or e-mail at haarstad@minotstateu.edu.
Fair Housing of the Dakotas sponsors: Fundamentals of Fair Housing Workshops Agenda: What is Housing Discrimination? ** The Federal Fair Housing Act ** State Human Rights/Fair Housing Laws ** Complaint Filing & Investigative Process ** Advertising & Applications ** Reasonable Accommodations and Modifications ** New Design and Construction ** Occupancy Standards ** Updated Case Law Workshops have been scheduled for the following dates and communities for 2007: • April 19: 1:00-4:45 PM, Best Western Ramkota Hotel, 1400 8th Ave., NW, Aberdeen, SD • April 24: 1:00-4:45 PM, Best Western Ramkota Hotel, 800 S. 3rd Street, Bismarck, ND (funding for this workshop also provided through a City of Bismarck CDBG grant) • May 22: 1:00-4:45 PM, Airport International Inn, 3601 2nd Avenue West, Williston, ND • June 21: 1:00-4:45 PM, Travel Lodge, 3300 W. Russell Street, Sioux Falls, SD • Save the Dates: Check our website (www.ndfhc.org) for tentative dates for Fargo, Chamberlain, Grand Forks, Minot & Rapid City or for updates on continuing education credits. A registration flyer for these workshops will be distributed at a later date. Attendance is free but advance registration is required to ensure adequate seating and materials. Space may be limited at some workshops. Materials available in alternative formats upon request. Coffee and soft drinks will be provided. If you have any questions, please contact the Fair Housing of the Dakotas: 701-221-2530 or 1-888-265-0907 (toll-free)
Presentation Peace Studies Forum, one remaining:
Bismarck-Mandan GLBT Pride Fest July 27-29, 2007 :: GLBT Pride Event to be Themed “United for Equality”
Bismarck, ND – March 5, 2007 – Dakota OutRight, a non-profit organization
that serves as a community resource and provides gay, lesbian, bisexual, and
transgender (GLBT) diversity education, has announced that they will celebrate
their fourth GLBT Pride Fest July 27-29, 2007 at Eagles Park, Bismarck. Pride
Fest is a unique time to celebrate unity within the GLBT community and allies in
western and central North Dakota. All friends and family of the GLBT community
are invited to join in any of the activities during the weekend festival.
North Dakota Peace Coalition “Peace Studies – West” Speakers’ Series “Corporate Conscience: Economics of Peace” held Friday, April 13, 7 p.m. at Trinity Community Center on 3rd St. & Ave. A, Bismarck. Free and open to the public. Features Howard Dahl and Don Morrison. Event co-sponsored by Stones Throw IT, Smoothie Operator Juice Bar, Seeds of Hope Thrift, Makoche Recording Studio, ND Center for the Public Good. Travel scholarships are available for those from out of town. For more info visit www.ndpeace.org or call Karen Van Fossan at 701-258-6667
Anti-Racism Tuesdays: Speaker and Video Series - Spring 2007Tuesday, April 10, 2007, 12:30-1:30pm (FLC 319): “Raising Anti-Racist Children” SpeakerTuesday, April 17, 2007, 12:30-1:30pm (FLC 319): “A Place at the Table: History & Identity Through the Eyes of Today's Youth” Video
Join the Pride Planning Meetings: F-M Pride has been set for Wed., May 30 through Sun., June 3. The Pride Planning Committee meets every other week and welcomes people to join the meetings. Are you interested in helping plan or volunteer for Pride? Do you have an idea for our event? Please join us for the upcoming meetings. For more information check out our website www.pridecollective.com or email fmpride@pridecollective.com Meetings are held at the PEPP Building.
A committee in Grand Forks has been working on establishing a Grand Forks Human Relations Commission. The group is currently seeking allies in the community and drafting an ordinance to present to the City Council this fall. Please join the next monthly meeting on April 26 at the Grand Forks Public Library from 6:30-8:30. For more information, please contact mitchmarr@ndhrc.org. Directions available upon request and through upcoming Action Alerts.
AFP and NDANO co-host non-profit conference in Fargo Creating Common Ground for Growth, an educational conference on nonprofit funding will be held June 3-5 at the Ramada Plaza Suites and Conference Center, Fargo. The conference will feature excellent speakers and educational tracks, as well as opportunities for networking. More than 200 nonprofit professionals, board members and volunteers from throughout the Midwest are expected at the event to gain quality training at a very reasonable cost. Save the dates now.
NAACP chapter starting in ND: A group out of Grand Forks has laid the groundwork for a North Dakota chapter of the NAACP. North Dakota is one of only two states in the United States without a chapter of the organization. Stay posted for notices of future meetings and events. Right now, the group needs members in order to get a charter from the national NAACP. The membership is $30.00, and checks can be made out to, and sent to: Northern Lights Chapter of NAACP, P.O. Box 12142, Grand Forks, ND 58208-2142. The Mission Statement of the NAACP: "...to ensure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights for all persons and to eliminate racial hatred and racial discrimination."
Pride Collective & Community Center now
accepting Board Member applications
Local GLBT Social/Discussion Group
Ten Percent Society
www.fmtps.com
Volunteer or Intern with Planned Parenthood! “MAKE A DIFFERENCE. IN HER LIFE. IN HIS LIFE. IN YOUR LIFE.” Planned Parenthood Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota has provided our community with education and confidential reproductive health care at an affordable cost for more than 70 years. Help us achieve our mission by participating in one of these exciting opportunities: Volunteer and Internship Positions: Reality Checker – Fargo, Bismarck, Minot, Grand Forks Super Activist - Fargo Coffee House Series Committee - Fargo Public Affairs Administrative Assistant - Fargo For more information or to apply, contact ajacobson@ppmns.org or 701.526.0726 , or visit our website at www.ppmns.org.
The Arc of Bismarck & The ND Protection & Advocacy Project staff are collaborating to offer training and support to groups or individuals wishing to participate in the legislative process. For more details or to schedule a workshop that includes information on how a bill becomes a law and how to draft and deliver legislative testimony, please use one of the contact points listed below to schedule an appointment. Please share this in your circles - Thank you! 701-258-7949. joyce@apsimail.com # arcbis@midconetwork.com # tlarsen@nd.gov
Bismarck: Human Relations Video Series
The Bismarck Human Relations Committee in partnership with the Bismarck Public
Library presents a Human Rights Video Series the 3rd Sunday of each month,
3:00 PM, at the Bismarck Public Library, Room C.
Nonprofits Assistance Fund Launches Blog
The Local chapter of the national campaign for the creation of a cabinet level Department of Peace is looking for a few good men and women volunteers, across the state, to team up to lobby for this bill. Please contact State Coordinator and District Team Leader Paddy McLaughlin to see how you might become involved with this powerful bill for peace. Meetings in Fargo at the Center, every 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month, 8 p.m. Call 701-232-0694 for details. www.thepeacealliance.org Local Peace Circle takes place every Tuesday at 7:00 P.M. at The Center for Peace, 411 11th St. N., Fargo, ND. Please join us as we meditate on, prayer for and envision the conditions necessary for healing and peace on Earth. Contact Paddy McLaughlin, 701-232-0694
"In Our Family: Portraits of All Kinds of Families" - A new exhibit: In Our Family: Portraits of All Kinds of Families is on display through March 31, 2007, at the Heritage Hjemkomst Center celebrating the diversity of family life in 21st century America.
UND named beneficiary The Engelstad Family Foundation, which is supporting the state’s lawsuit against the NCAA, named the University of North Dakota as a primary recipient of funding when establishing the private foundation. http://www.in-forum.com/articles/index.cfm?id=160694§ion=news
Eagle stolen from UND American Indian Center By Joseph Marks, Herald Staff Writer, Published Friday, March 30, 2007 UND's American Indian Center began the day without its most identifiable feature ... The large decorative eagle with outspread wings that sits outside the center was stolen sometime last night, employees said. http://www.grandforksherald.com/articles/index.cfm?id=32830§ion=News
Indian plaintiffs voice
objections to Interior trust settlement WASHINGTON -
The lead plaintiff in a decade-old Indian trust lawsuit told Congress Thursday
that an Interior Department attempt to settle the suit is a "slap in the
face."
http://www.bismarcktribune.com/articles/2007/03/30/news/state/131160.txt
Reservation seeks VA outreach program A veterans' outreach program is in the works for the Turtle Mountain Reservation ... It would be a joint effort of the Veterans Administration Center in Fargo and the Indian Health Services. Organizers toured the Fargo facility Monday and discussed plans for the Turtle Mountain program in Belcourt. http://www.bismarcktribune.com/articles/2007/03/29/news/local/131072.txt
VIEWPOINT : Law could tear
children from a ‘tribe' they love RONAN, Mont. - At 10:30 p.m. on Feb. 9, Patrick and Virgina Swartz of Van Buren County, Ark., were getting their two girls ready for bed. The 10-year-old twins already were in pajamas when police suddenly arrived. Brandishing a court order, they took the frightened girls and drove them 60 miles to the home of an elderly relative. The girls couldn't even tell their friends good-bye. http://www.grandforksherald.com/articles/index.cfm?id=32674§ion=Opinion
NEWS: Race & National Origin
Possible Hate Crime in Bismarck By Jeff Alexander, News Director, KBMR Radio, Bismarck, ND - Wednesday, 3-28-07, 12:05 p.m. newscast ALEXANDER: Bismarck Police are investigating a possible hate crime that occurred Tuesday evening in the Hillside Park area. Lt. Dan Donlin says four Native American children, two 13 year old boys, a 12 year old girl, and a 14 year old girl, were approached by five white men in two separate vehicles. DONLIN: The conduct of the suspects was that as they drove by they yelled out racial slurs to these kids. And they also threw things at them. The information is that one of the men chased one of the 13 year old boys and apparently caught him and was attempting to take him back to the car, making comments to him that they were gonna ‘take him for a ride.’The 13 year old boy was able to get away and they ended up all running to one of the kid’s residences. ALEXANDER: Donlin says the men were described as being in their late teens to mid 20s. The suspect vehicles were believed to be a gold four-door car and a white four-door Pontiac. Donlin says this is a very, scary situation. DONLIN: When racial slurs are, you know, yelled out it raises the stakes quite a bit, especially when it goes out to the point where someone exits a vehicle and attempts to make contact with a juvenile, a teenager. That gets very serious when that starts to occur. And it’s very serious anytime someone is being harassed and when racial slurs are being thrown out at people. ALEXANDER: If anyone has any information regarding the case you’re asked to call Crime Stoppers at 224-TIPS or Bismarck Police at 223-1212. Meantime, Bismarck Mayor John Warford said he’s shocked and appalled at the incident. Warford formed Bismarck’s Human Rights Committee to address issues like the case being investigated by authorities. WARFORD: I’m shocked and, ah, you know, it’s, hopefully an isolated incident here in Bismarck, because we pride our community on being a good community that celebrates our diversity. ALEXANDER: Warford says he maintains a close relationship with the Native American community and with the leadership and students at United Tribes Technical College. He said he doesn’t believe racism is running rampant in North Dakota’s capital city. WARFORD: I don’t think it happens a lot, but, ah, ya know, when it happens once or twice, ah, that’s a lot. And it’s, it’s, not good. And, ah, ya know, its ah, something that all communities deal with. And, ah, we are not proud of this. At all.
Former N.D. police chief
files complaint over firing LARIMORE, N.D. – A former police chief here who was fired has filed a wrongful dismissal complaint with the state Labor Department’s human rights division ... Steve Jones was fired in December after about 4½ months on the job. Larimore residents had complained about what they said was Jones’ aggressive ticketing and policing practices ... Jones, who is black, said his firing was racially motivated. http://www.in-forum.com/News/articles/161154
Only one promise has been kept — taking landHerb Johnson; Jamestown, The Jamestown Sun; Published Saturday, March 24, 2007 - Jameston SunRegarding oil drilling on reservation land, broken promise ... They made us many promises. More than I can remember. But they kept but one — they promised to take our land. And they took it ... (Johnson is a member of the Potawatomi Nezperce Tribe) http://www.jamestownsun.com/articles/index.cfm?id=47432§ion=Opinion
'Don’t ask, don’t tell,
just fight!' How much harm do gays and lesbians really cause in the ranks of the military? Not much, it turns out ... Judging by the latest discharge figures, the military’s real policy goes like this: “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell – Just Keep Fighting!” ... Gen. Peter Pace, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, made more news than he wanted to last week when he called homosexual acts “immoral” during a meeting with the Chicago Tribune editorial board. Pace later expressed mild regret for expressing his personal views instead of sticking with the official Pentagon line. But he stopped short of an apology to all of the gay and lesbian military personnel whose service and sacrifices he had insulted. http://www.in-forum.com/Opinion/articles/160653
Republicans tout human
service bill BISMARCK - The House's human service budget for 2007-09 has funds to give workers who care for the state's developmentally disabled citizens and nursing home residents a 5 percent increase each of the next two years, Republican legislators said, presenting their product Thursday after more than a month of work. http://www.grandforksherald.com/articles/index.cfm?id=32783§ion=news
Emotion fuels shelter
hearing After a nearly three-hour hearing filled with emotional pleas, Fargo city commissioners voted unanimously Monday to table a decision on a proposed emergency homeless shelter and detox center, drawing applause from neighbors opposed to the site. Commissioners responded to neighbors’ concerns that they weren’t properly notified about the project plans by vowing to work with them over the next four weeks to identify other potential sites for the shelter. http://www.in-forum.com/articles/printer.cfm?id=160888
Freethinkers urge monument
near City Hall Jon Lindgren told Fargo city commissioners Monday night that a monument on public property built by Red River Freethinkers could provoke intellectual discussion among residents ...The group, whose members share atheist or agnostic views, propose erecting a “sister monument” supporting freedom of worship near the Ten Commandments monument outside City Hall in 2009, when the new library’s construction is expected to be completed. http://www.in-forum.com/News/articles/160891
Forum Editorial:
Freethinkers hang their stone on a thin reed The Freethinkers are hanging their logic for placing an anti-Christian monument alongside Fargo’s 10 Commandments stone on a thin reed. Whether one adheres to the notion that the United States is a “Christian nation,” or subscribes to a secular view of the nation, the Freethinkers (thinkers, after all) can do better than relying on Article 11 of an obscure 1797 friendship/trade treaty with Tripoli of Barbary. http://www.in-forum.com/Opinion/articles/161109
Hearings should be on the Web
State will pay for rape exams Bismarck Tribune, March 29, 2007 North Dakota legislators are moving to ensure that a woman who is raped is not obliged to foot part of the bill for investigating who assaulted her. http://www.bismarcktribune.com/articles/2007/03/29/news/state/131088.txt
House kills teen pregnancy
bill BISMARCK - North Dakota teenagers should not be allowed to get medical help for pregnancy without their parents knowing, lawmakers narrowly decided Friday. http://www.grandforksherald.com/articles/index.cfm?id=32024§ion=news
N.D. House rejects private obstetrical care for teens By Gwen Bristol,
Correspondent- Minot Daily News 3/24/07
House: Teens need parents
consent North Dakota teen-agers should not be allowed to get medical help for pregnancy without their parents knowing, lawmakers narrowly decided Friday. http://www.jamestownsun.com/articles/index.cfm?id=47415§ion=homepage
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