Celebrating Indigenous Wisdom to Face Modern Challenges

Tamara Cantave will present Your Wish is Your Command. 

The 4 concepts in manifesting your dream. I will describe briefly how to make your desires come true (incredibly fast). I will present a few slides describing these 4 concepts and will connect it with last year's presentation.

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Carmell Clark, founder of the Center for Transformational Influence, will present Don't Discredit the Authentic: Distinguishing credibility outside societal norms

Immense pressure surrounds us to represent who we are, what we do, and quite frankly, what we are worth based on a narrow set of societal norms. We learn to code-speak. And... we learn to 'code-listen,' assessing who each other are by those signaling terms that tell us this person is credible, successful, like me, or simply valuable. How do we challenge these invisible peer-pressured guardrails on our worth and value? How do we know who we are--and then represent that honestly and authentically to others? How do we hear and accept when others genuinely show us who they are without this code-speak? Can we learn to distinguish authentic personhood and give it the credibility and respect we all deserve? This is our collective challenge, and our opportunity!

(All events for this program on YouTube at https://youtu.be/kg22hqQeL1o)

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www.carmellclark.com

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Lisa Montgomery of Penobscot Consulting Services will present on American Rescue Plan Act.

How tribes can use ARPA, The Largest Investment of Resources into Indian Country in History, to steward indigenous wisdom.  

(All events for this program on YouTube at https://youtu.be/kg22hqQeL1o)

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www.indiancountryrecovery.com

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Harmony Cummings of Green House Connection Center will present on her new center and the goals she has for her work on connecting to climate, the arts, nature and community.

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@greenhousedenver

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Maren Krings of Maren Krings Photography will present on Hemp as Compass Back to Nature.

On the specific topic of hemp paper, I will take the audience on a journey to the Sami Indigenous Peoples of Scandinavia, where I found my inspiration to push through with the development of hemp paper for the book "H is for HEMP". I will share my experience and learnings I took from the Indigenous community and link it to the rediscovery of hemp to mitigate the climate crisis.

(All events for this program on YouTube at https://youtu.be/kg22hqQeL1o)

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www.marenkrings.com

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Towani Clarke of Kuthuta LLC will present on Increasing Oneness.

The importance of oneness in our life and practical life tips on how to improve oneness in our life

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www.kuthuta.com

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Indigenous Youth Initiative at Earth Guardians: Centering Youth Voices and Next Gen Leadership

Alethea Phillips, Director of the Indigenous Youth Initiative, will speak with Earth Guardians IYII committee members Maya Lazzaro, Te Maia Wiki and Kona Mirabal about the critical importance of indigenous youth leadership across Turtle Island. 

In 2022 Earth Guardians will host a series of live trainings to equip our youth with next generation leadership skills, increasing their individual and collective capacity to positively impact the systems we participate in, for the benefit of humanity and our reciprocal relationship with Earth. 

The Indigenous Youth Leadership Initiative Training offers a unique opportunity to indigenous youth leaders at the forefront of the climate movement. When given the opportunity to learn firsthand the ways of their elders and mentors, indigenous youth find they are intrinsically and spiritually committed to protecting their planet, and their cultural heritage, which are inextricably connected. 

The Indigenous Youth Initiative Training was envisioned in 2018, in response to requests by indigenous youth, who were looking for support in building their platforms for social/environmental activism and cultural advocacy, after the movement at Standing Rock. This five day program is built upon indigenous traditional knowledge, community, and a shared goal and common vision to protect the Earth for future generations. Our training seeks to help our youth create and control their own narrative, build lasting relationships, and develop plans of action to achieve their goals. 

All 2022 Indigenous Youth Initiative training participants will dramatically increase their leadership skills and increase their knowledge about social and environmental justice issues impacting their communities, while simultaneously forming a close, supportive network. Through three tracks of learning including Direct Action, Reclaiming Personal Narrative and Media, and Traditional Knowledge, we will equip participants with the tools, confidence, and support to inspire and lead other tribal youth, and their community members, to create impactful lasting change in the areas of: Food and Energy Sovereignty Environmental and Social Justice Campaign Development Cultural Resilience and Decolonization

(All events for this program on YouTube at https://youtu.be/kg22hqQeL1o)

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earthguardians.org

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Instagram: @earthguardians

Facebook: @earthguardianstribe

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Morris Beegle of the WAFBA - We Are For Better Alternatives will present on Better Alternatives.

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www.wafba.org

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Barabara Coloroso of Kids Art Worth It will present The Three H's and Their Antidotes.

Hating, hoarding, and harming through lying, cheating, and stealing are the three most virulent agents ripping apart the fabric of our humanity today. Barbara will discuss the three antidotes: caring deeply, sharing generously, and helping willingly that we must first model for our children and then teach them ways to care more deeply, share more generously, and help more willingly in their relationships with others and with planet earth.

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Love TaShia Asanti of the Ennaid Foundation will present Under the Ceiba Tree: Black Self Love Chronicles.

This Award-Winning Poet, Activist and Author of 7 Books. Founder of the Healing Racism Academy and I Teach Love Institute will present: Under the Ceiba Tree: Black Self-Love Chronicles, is a performance ritual about the journey of Onyx, a young woman from the mythical city of BlingBlamBoom who wakes up in a small town called Fizzleflop after her bus breaks down. No one looks or talks like her in Fizzleflop and she has no money, clothes or food. She meets a man named Kosenrufu who teaches her about her divinity and how a book of wisdom called the Angelverses can help her survive the unsurvivable and change the worlds around her. A story of self-acceptance, healing and empowerment, Under the Ceiba Tree affirms Black identity and teaches us the power in loving and accepting ourselves. 

(All events for this program on YouTube at https://youtu.be/kg22hqQeL1o)

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http://www.ennaidfoundation.com

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