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International Indigenous Unity Flag Helping to create solidarity, unity and peace to address climate change and resolve social injustice. Each race carries a gift to the world.

The mission of the Indigenous Unity Flag (sometimes called Indigenous Peoples Flag or Indigenous Flag) is to extend the ideals of advocacy for indigenous sovereignty, solidarity, peace and unity among all the world's indigenous people. The symbol is one that resonates across ancient cultures in their customs, it has become a familiar symbol worldwide with flags in 30+ countries on 6 of the 7 conti

nents. The Unity Flag Represents:

Green: Mother Earth-plants, animals, humanity

All circles represent life and all cycles within it. Colored Circles: All of Humanity working together as one with their own ways and cultures working side by side, uniting as one to protect Mother Earth, our cultures, and way of life. All animals, the air we breath, the water we drink, and humans are in the same circle of life, and this is a representation of that cycle of unity and life. Each culture has a wisdom and knowledge that complements the whole of humanity. If the world is to remain in balance, the gifts of each race must be seen as valid and given the right under creator to reach its full potential.

04/01/2025
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03/01/2025

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The Raptors logo will look a little different and carry a deeper meaning on Jan. 6.

The team is set to celebrate its Indigenous Heritage Game by featuring a reimagined logo on the jerseys and merchandise, paying homage to the resilience and enduring spirit of Indigenous Peoples.

Learn more in this article by the Toronto Star
thestar[dot]com/sports/raptors/raptors-unveiled-new-logo-for-indigenous-heritage-game-this-is-the-meaning-behind-it/article_9e223fa8-c91a-11ef-aec8-af7a103d88ad.html

Happy New Year 2025 Indigenous Unity.
01/01/2025

Happy New Year 2025 Indigenous Unity.

Wishing everyone best wishes for 2025 🌟 💫
31/12/2024

Wishing everyone best wishes for 2025 🌟 💫

Happy Holidays 🕊️ Have a peaceful holidays everyone.
25/12/2024

Happy Holidays 🕊️ Have a peaceful holidays everyone.

Haha all for fun! 🤣
25/12/2024

Haha all for fun! 🤣

Merry Christmas 🕊️
25/12/2024

Merry Christmas 🕊️

21/12/2024

Most modern civilizations have lost their Indigenous roots. We are still Indigenous to Earth no matter how we evolve. 🕊️

15/12/2024

Nine years ago today, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada released its Final Report. We stand in solidarity with Survivors and their families for sharing their stories, and honour Chief Commissioner Murray Sinclair on his leadership in advancing 94 Calls to Action, which remains vital in our journey towards reconciliation. Read the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Reports: https://ow.ly/AC5950Urklt.

On June 2024, the AFN released an annual report card to measure the progress on realizing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s (TRC) Calls to Action and found that the Government of Canada has failed to demonstrate a meaningful implementation of the Call to Actions.

We will continue to advocate for the complete implementation of the 94 Calls to Action in support of Survivors, families, and First Nations across Turtle Island. Read more: https://ow.ly/UKeF50Urkls.

Winter is here! ❄️ ⛄️
14/12/2024

Winter is here! ❄️ ⛄️

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14/12/2024

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14/12/2024
A terrific video was written by our friend Rebecca Adamson. It offers a Native American view of economics and how we mig...
07/12/2024

A terrific video was written by our friend Rebecca Adamson. It offers a Native American view of economics and how we might adjust our economy to better provide for all of us. Rebecca is an advocate for the global rights of indigenous people.

ENOUGHNESS The Prequel: Indigenous Economies have “values added”. Today’s economy values hoarding, greed and consumption. Using Indigenous values of sharing, cooperation and fairness with the millennial old design principles of indigenous economies see how we can transform today’s finance system to meet the most needs of the most people and provide a sustainable path for out future.

Narration by Tantoo Cardinal
Writer, Rebecca Adamson
Director/Producer, Chris Eyre
Creative Director, Lonnie Anderson
Art and Culture Advisor, Lori Courier

Composer, BC Smith
Vocalist, Tia Woods
Manager, Tara Carnes/Thunderhaus
Transition, See.ei Cecelia Westman

Concept, Illustration and Animation by Ataboy Studios NYC
Adam VanDine
Daniel Cordero
Dennis Quiñones

ENOUGHNESS The Prequel: Indigenous Economies have “values added”. Today’s economy values hoarding, greed and consumption. Using Indigenous values of sharing,...

Indigenous Unity at Hiroshima 🕊️
30/11/2024

Indigenous Unity at Hiroshima 🕊️

Some moments from Hiroshima

Photo Credit: Daryl Henderson

28/11/2024

Indigenous Unity, Harmony & Positive Social Change. 🕊️

Adorable 🥰 indigenous unity 🌱
28/11/2024

Adorable 🥰 indigenous unity 🌱

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International Indigenous Unity with the Sacred Prayer Walk.

Indigenous Unity going for a walk on the Gandaki Golden Bridge. The Gandaki Golden Bridge is the longest suspended footbridge in Asia with a height of 122m from the river and a span of 567m. It is the third longest bridge of its kind and till July 2021 was considered to be the longest footbridge in the world. It connects Parbat District & Baglung District in Nepal. Video creator Tamu Savik

Our hearts beat together We want to chase the night Want dance to the light Pull the stars from the sky International Indigenous Unity 🕊🌏🌎🌍 Spiti Valley, Komic village situated at an height of 4587 meters above sea level. Our team in India going to remote villages to spread Indigenous Unity!

Happy Shivaratri! 🕊️ Shivaratri is a notable festival in Hinduism, marking a remembrance of "overcoming darkness and ignorance" in life and the world. It is observed by remembering Shiva and chanting prayers, fasting, and meditating on ethics and virtues such as honesty, non-injury to others, charity, forgiveness, and the discovery of Shiva. Maha Shivaratri is a national holiday in Nepal and celebrated widely in temples all over the country. Thank you Tamu Savik! Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maha_Shivaratri#Outside_South_Asia

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