In this episode, we reflect on the key takeaways from the OHCHR workshop on Indigenous Peoples' representative institutions. We discuss the importance of being included in international meetings and decision-making processes, as well as the role of non-indigenous allies in supporting Indigenous participation. We also delve into the need for recognition and respect for Indigenous rights and the potential for creating a platform for sharing resources among Indigenous communities. Additionally, we explore the importance of preserving cultural traditions and languages, and the role of technology in communication and information sharing. Plus, we highlight the need for intergenerational transfer of knowledge and skills and the importance of connecting with other Indigenous communities and traditions. Join Tiana Jakicevich, Iniquilipi Chiari, Frank Ettawageshik, and Tomohiro Harada as we reflect and look ahead on the workshop's last day. Enjoy!
139 | Indigenous Governments 'At the Table' @ OHCHR Expert Workshop
Mar 23, 2023
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Unlock the stories and insights of Indigenous leaders on a journey to empower and inspire 476 million Indigenous Peoples worldwide with Ghazali Ohorella. From thought-provoking interviews to personal experiences as a skilled negotiator and creative leader, this podcast is essential listening for Indigenous Peoples seeking guidance and allies looking to make a positive impact.Listen on
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