¡Únase a nosotros el 20 de noviembre! Lecciones de los modos de vida Indígenas y de nuestros parientes emplumados 🐦
¡Únase a nosotros el 20 de noviembre!
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** Lessons from Indigenous Lifeways and Our Feathered Relatives
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In this time of crises — climate change, ecocide, declining biodiversity, social inequity, injustice, and political turmoil — understanding of Indigenous lifeways and values can help us envision and create a better future for all of us. Core values that are common to many Indigenous cultures — relationship, responsibility, reciprocity, and redistribution help us to be good stewards of our communities and ecosystems in sacred kinship with all our relatives. Birds are important guides and can provide us with an understanding of these values. We have much to learn from our feathered relatives. Join the conversation.
Wednesday, November 20, 2024
12:00 pm ET/ 9:00 am PT
Panelists:
Aimee Roberson (Chickasaw & Choctaw), Cultural Survival Executive Director
Ruben Flores (Nahua), CS Bazaar Artist
Kim Tekwitha Spencer (Wapishana), CS Youth Fellow
Israel Hernández López (Chinanteco), KOEF Grant Partner
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** Lecciones de los modos de vida Indígenas y de nuestros parientes emplumados
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En esta época de crisis (cambio climático, ecocidio, disminución de la biodiversidad, desigualdad social, injusticia y agitación política), comprender los modos de vida y los valores Indígenas puede ayudarnos a imaginar y crear un futuro mejor para todos nosotros. Los valores fundamentales que son comunes a muchas culturas Indígenas (relación, responsabilidad, reciprocidad y redistribución) nos ayudan a ser buenos administradores de nuestras comunidades y ecosistemas en parentesco sagrado con todos nuestros parientes. Las aves son guías importantes y pueden proporcionarnos una comprensión de estos valores. Tenemos mucho que aprender de nuestros parientes emplumados. Únase a la conversación.
Miércoles 20 de noviembre de 2024
12:00 p. m., hora del Este/9:00 a. m., hora del Pacífico
Panelistas:
Aimee Roberson (Chickasaw y Choctaw), directora ejecutiva de Cultural Survival
Rubén Flores (Nahua), artista de CS Bazaar
Kim Tekwitha Spencer (Wapishana), becaria juvenil de CS
Israel Hernández López (Chinanteco), socio de la subvención de KOEF
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