Providing an opportunity for Indigenous delegates from around the world to meet
and discuss mutual environmental concerns!
Sponsors
Resulting
Publications
International Summit on
Indigenous Enviromental Philosophy
2010 Delegates
Maya Kaqchikel
Carlos Batzin
Central American Indigenous Council
Guatemala
Maori Nation of Aotearoa
Rangitunoa Black
writer, singer, composer, activist, teacher
New Zealand
Ponca Nation
State of Oklahoma: Casey Camp
CoyoteCreek Environmental Justice Organization and The Indigenous Environmental Network
United States
Toltec deTeotihuacan
Tlahuizcalpantecutli Ricardo Cervantes Cervantes,
Founder, Centro Cultural Consejo Indegena de Teotihuacán
Estado Mexico, Mexico
Maya de Yucatan
Aniceto Calcolm,
Founder, Del Centro Comunitario de Arte Y Filosofia Maya Raxalaj Mauab
Estado Quintana Roo, Mexico
United Houma Nation
Michael Dardar
Deputy Principal Chief
State of Louisiana, United States of America
Samish Tribe
Brad Garness
Alaska Intertribal Council
Alaska, United States of America
Kickapoo and Macehual Tribes
Patrisia Gonzales
University of Arizona
Curandera, writer, educator and community organizer
State of Arizona, United States of America
Tesuque Pueblo
Louis Hena
Tribal Council and Founder of Permaculture Course
State of New Mexico, United States of America
Baskiri
Rafhat Ismagilov Phd.
Agricultural Academy,
Ekaterinburg, v Russia
Wirrarika de Jalisco
Felipe de Jesus Iniguez Perez
Movimiento Agroecológico de América Latina y Caribe
Jalisco, Mexico
Altai
Mamyev Danil
Commmunity organizer and Land Preservation specialist
Russian Federation
Azteca
Dr. Columba Marin,
President, Del Centro Comunitario de Arte Y Filosofia Maya Raxalaj Mauab
Estado Quintana Roo, Mexico
Sediq Tkdaya
Awi Mona Ph.D. (Chih-Wei Tsai)
Asistant Professor in Law and Austronesian Studies; Graduate Institute of Austronesian Studies; National Taitung University
Boro
Jebra Ram Muchahary
Indian Confederation of Indigenous and Tribal Peoples, (ICITP Committee) North East Zone
Principal of St. John's Mission, Bijini; Founder Gernarl Secretary - Boroland Children's Home
India
Maasai Kenya
Lucy Mulenkei
Executive Director of Indigenous Information Network
Kenya
Kiowa Nation
Curtis Munoz
Kiowa Environmental Director
State of Oklahoma, United States of America
Anne Poelina Ph.D.
Managing Director of Madjulla Inc. ; Chair of Mary River Interim Working Group (NAILSMA);
Deputy Chair of Nyikina Mangala Aboriginal Corporation; Public Officer and Secretary/Public Officer of Nyikina, Inc.)
Australia
Gitlan tribe, Tsimshian Nation
Teresa Ryan MSc.
Institute of Resources,Sustainability & Environment at the University of British Columbia
Canada
Shona
Prof. Dan S. Tevera - Department of Geography,Environmental Science and
Planning - University of Swaziland
Swaziland
Thai Karen
Prasert Trakansuphakon Ph.D. - Indigenous Knowledge and Peoples
Network in Mainland Montane - Southeast Aisia
Thailand
Euchee Tribe
State of Kansas: Dan Wildcat
Haskell Indian Nations University climate change initiative
State of Kansas, United States of America
Other Participants:
Honored Elders:
Dave and Nan Teehee (Cherokee Nation)
(Chief, Redbird Smith Ceremonial Ground)
Oklahoma, United States
United Nations Traditional Knowledge Representative:
Ameyali Ramos Castillo (U.N. Observer) -
United Nations University - IAS Traditional Knowledge Initiative
Chiapas, Mexico
Translator:
Gregory Gomez (Lipan-Mescalero Apache Nation)
Memnosyne Foundation Board Member
Co-Founder of Indigenous Institute of The Americas
New Mexico, United States
Notetaker:
Brian Daffron (Comanche Nation)
Journalist and Instructor at Commanche Nation College
Oklahoma, United States
Facilitator:
Jonathan B. Hook Ph.D. (Cherokee Nation)
Research Professor, University of North Texas
Texas, United States
Dallas Hosts/Volunteers:
Larry Larney & Peggy Larney (Chocktaw)
Memnosyne Foundation Center For Indigenous Cultures Advisory Committee
Texas, United States
Aina Olomo (Yoruba)
Memnosyne Foundation Center For Indigenous Cultures Advisory Committee
Texas, United States
The International Summit on
Indigenous Environmental
Philosophy 2010
www.indigenousenvirosummit10.org
The song you are hearing is called "RoundDance Song" sung by Native American musician, Jason Chamakese, from his album "Midnight at Clearwater."
