Lisa Law Big Mountain Weaving Project and Santa Fe Big Mountain Defense Support Group Papers 1974-2007 1985-1989

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Lisa Law Big Mountain Weaving Project and Santa Fe Big Mountain Defense Support Group Papers 1974-2007 1985-1989

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This collection contains the papers of activist, photographer, and documentary filmmaker, Lisa Law, pertaining to the Santa Fe Big Mountain Defense Support Group and the Big Mountain Weaving Project.

2 boxes (1 cu. ft), plus 1 oversized folder

eng,

The University of New Mexico, University Libraries, Center for SouthwestResearch

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Big Mountain Weaving Project

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Santa Fe Big Mountain Defense Support Group

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Navajo Indians

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Law, Lisa.

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Born in 1943, Lisa Law grew up in Burbank, California in a middle class family consisting of her father, Lee Bachelis, a furrier, her mother, Selma Mikels, an attorney, and two brothers, Gregory Frank and Guy. After a year and half at John Burrows High School in Burbank, she attended Galileo High School in San Francisco, California for her last semester and a half of school. She spent her free time exploring the bohemian communities of North Beach and Sausalito, and eventually moved...