Cliff Matias of Red Hawk Native American Arts Council Gives Report on DAPL | BK Live

A court decision has halted the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline for now, but at least some of the protesters have no plans to go home yet. There’s snow on the ground, and more is expected, so supporters are raising money to provide shelter as the North Dakota winter comes barrelling in.

Joining us by Skype to tell us about the fundraising effort is Cliff Matias, Cultural Director for the Red Hawk Native American Arts Council, based here in Sunset Park.
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