Recommended Reads: "All I See is Violence" by Angie Elita Newell. "A woman warrior, a ruthless general, and a single mother―three stories deftly braided into the legacy of a stolen nation."
关于我们
Founded in 2007, Seeds of Wisdom (formerly Sacred Fire Foundation) supports initiatives seeking to ensure the continuance of Indigenous wisdom traditions worldwide. Through programs such as Protecting the Sacred, Seeds of Trust, in-person events like Voices of Wisdom, digital media, and the Wisdom Treasure Award, which honors the life of an Indigenous Elder, the organization serves as a bridge between Indigenous and non-indigenous people. MISSION: To ensure the continuance of Indigenous wisdom traditions and to expand awareness of how and why these worldviews and their embodied values are crucial to modern society. VISION: We honor the wisdom of Indigenous worldview and believe all life can flourish when humanity embraces our responsibility to care for the living world for the benefit of unborn generations. Our Values: Responsibility - to support the common good Respect - for the earth, one another, all life Relationship - to listen, to understand, to honor diversity Reciprocity - supporting giving and taking in balance Gratitude - to appreciate all that nature gives us
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https://www.seedsofwisdom.earth
Seeds of Wisdom的外部链接
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- 非盈利组织
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- 2-10 人
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- Marina del Rey，California
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- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2007
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Post Office Box 11014
US，California，Marina del Rey，90295
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Amazing transformation back to nature.
-Executive Director- Duwamish River Community Coalition Management | Strategy | Environmental Justice | | Board Member | Mentor | Health Equity
This was a win because of the hard work of the local Indigenous native community and tribes. This is why we must return leadership to Indigenous communities. Indigenous communities protect about 80% of the rapidly declining biodiversity on our planet/home. Native people have the most intimate connections and relationships with the land are the same people who understand how to take care of it, and thus all beings. All settlers: I invite us to give everything we can to Indigenous leadership The Klamath River, once the third-largest salmon-producing river on the West Coast, has faced drastic declines in fish populations since the construction of hydroelectric dams began in 1918. The river’s blocked flow reduced water quality, increased temperatures, and made it nearly impossible for salmon and steelhead to complete their life cycles. This represents a major victory for the Klamath Basin tribes, the States of California and Oregon, and numerous environmental and fishing groups. https://lnkd.in/gtjgdYBY #indigenous #chinook
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Messages from Mother Earth: Kunsi Pahan PteSanWin speaks about hardship and the need for humanity to come together in these times. #MessagesFromMotherEarth
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Recommended Reads: Sisters of the Lost Nation by Nick Medina. "In this mythological thriller, Anna, a young Native girl, starts investigating missing women from her reservation when her own little sister disappears. But there are strange things happening around the casino, and an ancient entity from tribal myth seems to be haunting her steps."
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Some languages don't express tense, like past, present, or future. Take a look at this article that focuses on three Indigenous languages from Mexico that approach this differently. #decadeofindigenouslanguages https://lnkd.in/eAtJtUG7
3 Mexican languages without past tense
blog.duolingo.com
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Cherokee Word of the Week. https://lnkd.in/eJ7TmcP6
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Spotlight: Heart Berry began as House of Howes in a kitchen in Northern Minnesota on the Rez. In 2014, House of Howes was a small custom regalia business. Sarah Agaton Howes (Anishinaabe) created custom beadwork, quilts, regalia, and moccasins for clients across the midwest. The demand for cultural art and cultural tools quickly out grew what Howes could manage. She knew it was time for a shift. That is when she started teaching her community HOW to be makers. https://lnkd.in/ecdURYq6
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