Our Ancient Lands

We at Our Ancient Lands are honored to share with you Indigenous Elder Scott Frazier from the original homelands of the Santee Sioux and Absarokee (Crow) Montana region.  Scott shares with us his philosophy on culture, environment, politics and art.  Scott is the founder of Project Indigenous and had been a culture bearer of the Sundance for over 35 years. 

Diveena Marcus, Ph. D. Indigenous Studies offers a commentary on the history and significance of North American Indigenous removals and the  contemporary value it continues to hold for Indigenous North Americans. 

This month we take a brief look at topics 4, 5, and 6 within the Longest Walk Concerns.  Topic 4 takes Environmental concerns into the Indigenous communities, topic 5 addresses the validity of Congressional Plenary power, topic 6 addresses racial environmentalism and the need for policies and preventative measures.  

We continue to visit with Michael Lane as he walks across that country for Indigenous Sovereignty.  Join us with him in the Ute desert as he visits Our Ancient Lands April 2019.  

Join us as we visit with Michael Lane as he journeys across the United States from Alcatraz Island in San Francisco to Washington D.C.  Listen to some of the aspects of the Longest Walk that began in 1978.  This segment Michal is in Nevada.  We will be following him every month until he reaches his destination. 

Our Ancient Lands features voices of Indigenous across the globe.    Where average people continue to honor and live their cultures for all.