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Subject Join us 9/9! Pathways to Healing: Indigenous Sovereignty, Traditional Knowledge & Collective Well Being
Date August 6, 2026 8:03 PM
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9/9 Pathways to Healing: Indigenous Sovereignty, Traditional Knowledge and Collective Well Being
9/9/ Caminos hacia la sanación: Soberanía Indígena, conocimientos tradicionales y bienestar colectivo
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** Pathways to Healing: Indigenous Sovereignty, Traditional Knowledge and Collective Well Being
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The latest Cultural Survival Quarterly ([link removed]) issue highlights holistic systems of care rooted in ancestral wisdom, informing the present and shaping the future of our communities. These stories speak to the healing power of Indigenous midwifery, culturally-based arts, intergenerational transfer of knowledge about traditional medicines, reviving the feminine path, and a movement shaping social work that incorporates Indigenous Knowledge and respectfully serves Indigenous people. Join the conversation about pathways to health and healing.

Weds. September 9, 2026
12 PM ET/ 9 AM PT

Panelists:
Jeremy Arviso (Diné, Hopi, Akimel O’odham, Tohono O’odham), Artist, designer, entrepreneur, and the founder of RVSO78 and Original Landlords
Geoffrey Roth (Lakota), Chair, Indigenous Determinants of Health Alliance
Chenae Bullock (Shinnecock), CEO, Moskehtu Consulting

Moderator:
Nataly Domicó Murillo (Embera Eyabida), Keepers of the Earth Fund Program Assistant, Cultural Survival

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** Caminos hacia la sanación: Soberanía Indígena, conocimientos tradicionales y bienestar colectivo
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La edición más reciente de Cultural Survival Quarterly destaca sistemas de cuidado integrales arraigados en la sabiduría ancestral, los cuales orientan el presente y moldean el futuro de nuestras comunidades. Estas historias abordan el poder sanador de la partería indígena, las artes basadas en la cultura, la transmisión intergeneracional de conocimientos sobre medicina tradicional, la revitalización del camino femenino y un movimiento que transforma el trabajo social al incorporar los conocimientos indígenas y atender a los Pueblos Indígenas con respeto. Únase a la conversación sobre las vías hacia la salud y la sanación.

Miércoles, 9 de septiembre de 2026
12:00 p. m. ET / 9:00 a. m. PT

Panelistas:
Jeremy Arviso (Diné, Hopi, Akimel O’odham, Tohono O’odham): artista, diseñador, emprendedor y fundador de RVSO78 y Original Landlords
Geoffrey Roth (Lakota): presidente de la Indigenous Determinants of Health Alliance (Alianza sobre Determinantes Indígenas de la Salud)
Chenae Bullock (Shinnecock): directora ejecutiva de Moskehtu Consulting

Moderadora:
Nataly Domicó Murillo (Embera Eyabida): asistente del programa Fondo Guardianes de la Tierra de Cultural Survival.

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