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    “When you sit and counsel for the welfare of the people, think not of yourself, nor your family, nor even of your generati on, but on behalf of the Seven Generati ons to come, whose faces look up from the earth, awaiti ng their ti me.” –The Great Peacemaker In 1977, the Haudenosaunee, along with many indigenous peoples, traveled on their own passports to the United Nati ons in Geneva, Switzerland, to address concerns of oppressive conditi ons experienced by nati ve peoples, to bring att enti on to broken treati es between Indigenous peoples and the colonial governments in the Americas, and to assert self-determinati on through the liberati on of the Natural World. Knowing that they may have had only one chance to speak, the indigenous representati ves at that meeti ng decided to speak on behalf of the Natural World, because the Natural World cannot speak. This was known as Basic Call to Consciousness. As indigenous peoples confront a colonial conditi on, the Haudenosaunee have always honored the Natural World, governed through the true nature of democracy, practi ced engaged decolonizati on, and lived through principles of thinking Seven Generati ons into the future. This conference will revisit Basic Call to Consciousness to seek peace, equity and friendship through the traditi onal governing principles of the Haudenosaunee, known as the Gayaneñ•hsä•’go•nah, or the Great Law of Peace. Revisiting Basic Call to Consciousness: Peace, Equity and Friendship Thursday, September 24, 2015 Onondaga Nati on WILC Village, Event Tent 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM

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    “When you sit and counsel for the welfare of the people, think not of yourself, nor your family, nor even of your generati on, but on behalf of the Seven Generati ons to come, whose faces look up from the earth, awaiti ng their ti me.” –The Great Peacemaker In 1977, the Haudenosaunee, along with many indigenous peoples, traveled on their own passports to the United Nati ons in Geneva, Switzerland, to address concerns of oppressive conditi ons experienced by nati ve peoples, to bring att enti on to broken treati es between Indigenous peoples and the colonial governments in the Americas, and to assert self-determinati on through the liberati on of the Natural World. Knowing that they may have had only one chance to speak, the indigenous representati ves at that meeti ng decided to speak on behalf of the Natural World, because the Natural World cannot speak. This was known as Basic Call to Consciousness. As indigenous peoples confront a colonial conditi on, the Haudenosaunee have always honored the Natural World, governed through the true nature of democracy, practi ced engaged decolonizati on, and lived through principles of thinking Seven Generati ons into the future. This conference will revisit Basic Call to Consciousness to seek peace, equity and friendship through the traditi onal governing principles of the Haudenosaunee, known as the Gayaneñ•hsä•’go•nah, or the Great Law of Peace. Revisiting Basic Call to Consciousness: Peace, Equity and Friendship Thursday, September 24, 2015 Onondaga Nati on WILC Village, Event Tent 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM

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    Revisiting Basic Call To Consciousness: Peace, Equity, and Friendship

    Diunggah oleh

    Meagan HoChing
    “When you sit and counsel for the welfare of the people, think not of yourself, nor your family, nor even of your generati on, but on behalf of the Seven Generati ons to come, whose faces look up from the earth, awaiti ng their ti me.” –The Great Peacemaker In 1977, the Haudenosaunee, along with many indigenous peoples, traveled on their own passports to the United Nati ons in Geneva, Switzerland, to address concerns of oppressive conditi ons experienced by nati ve peoples, to bring att enti on to broken treati es between Indigenous peoples and the colonial governments in the Americas, and to assert self-determinati on through the liberati on of the Natural World. Knowing that they may have had only one chance to speak, the indigenous representati ves at that meeti ng decided to speak on behalf of the Natural World, because the Natural World cannot speak. This was known as Basic Call to Consciousness. As indigenous peoples confront a colonial conditi on, the Haudenosaunee have always honored the Natural World, governed through the true nature of democracy, practi ced engaged decolonizati on, and lived through principles of thinking Seven Generati ons into the future. This conference will revisit Basic Call to Consciousness to seek peace, equity and friendship through the traditi onal governing principles of the Haudenosaunee, known as the Gayaneñ•hsä•’go•nah, or the Great Law of Peace. Revisiting Basic Call to Consciousness: Peace, Equity and Friendship Thursday, September 24, 2015 Onondaga Nati on WILC Village, Event Tent 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM

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    Hosted by the Onondaga Nation, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy presents:

    Revisiting Basic Call to Consciousness:


    Peace, Equity and Friendship
    WITH

    SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
    HARVARD UNIVERSITY
    CORNELL UNIVERSITY
    SKNOH
    GREAT LAW OF PEACE CENTER
    NATIONAL CONGRESS OF
    AMERICAN INDIANS (NCAI)
    AMERICAN INDIAN INSTITUTE
    AND THE

    TEWAARATON FOUNDATION

    you sit and counsel for the welfare of the people, think
    notWhen
    of yourself, nor your family, nor even of your generation, but
    on behalf of the Seven Generations to come, whose faces look
    up from the earth, awaiting their time.

    The Great Peacemaker

    In 1977, the Haudenosaunee, along with many indigenous peoples, traveled on their own
    passports to the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, to address concerns of oppressive
    conditions experienced by native peoples, to bring attention to broken treaties between Indigenous peoples and the colonial governments in the Americas, and to assert self-determination through the liberation of the Natural World. Knowing that they may have had
    only one chance to speak, the indigenous representatives at that meeting decided to speak
    on behalf of the Natural World, because the Natural World cannot speak. This was known
    as Basic Call to Consciousness.
    As indigenous peoples confront a colonial condition, the Haudenosaunee have always honored the Natural World, governed through the true nature of democracy, practiced engaged decolonization, and lived through principles of thinking Seven Generations into the
    future. This conference will revisit Basic Call to Consciousness to seek peace, equity and
    friendship through the traditional governing principles of the Haudenosaunee, known as
    the Gayanehsgonah, or the Great Law of Peace.

    Revisiting Basic Call to Consciousness: Peace, Equity and Friendship


    Thursday, September 24, 2015
    Onondaga Nation WILC Village, Event Tent
    9:00 AM 5:30 PM

    Event Schedule
    Peace 9:00 AM
    Peace-building in the context of cultural sustainability; restoring a peaceful relationship
    with the earth and the environment; creating peace between indigenous communities,
    Canada and the United States.

    Equity 11:00 AM
    Equity and fairness in incorporating indigenous knowledge in modern-day society; seeking
    true justice in treaty and land matters; restoring gender balance.
    (LUNCH BREAK 12:30 1:30)

    Friendship 1:30 PM
    Building lasting friendships between neighbors; issues of governance, jurisdiction, food
    sovereignty and economic justice.

    Consciousness Now 3:30 PM


    What has been achieved since 1977? What still needs to be done to ensure peace, equity
    and friendship for many generations to come?

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