If An Owl Calls Your Name
December 9-13
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FEATURE-LENGTH DOCUMENTARIES — each one a deeper invitation into Indigenous ways of knowing.
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LIVE @ 10:00am – 10:05am PST Prayer Song
· Hìm̓às Tlakwagila, Gaylene Morris for Chief Na’Moks
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10:05am – 10:40am PST Standing with the Land, Speaking as the Land
· Wet’suwet’en Chief Na’Moks
10:50am – 11:30am PST Reflections and Q&A
· Gaylene Morris for Chief Na’Moks
11:40am – 1:10pm PST Land Defense, Sovereignty, and Intergenerational Responsibility
· Kolin Sutherland-Wilson, Gitxsan Fireweed Clan Anspayaxw
1:15pm – 1:20pm PST Prayer Song
· Hìm̓às Tlakwagila and Gaylene Morris for Chief Na’Mox
1:20pm – 1:30pm PST “Who are You God?”
· Patricia June Vickers
1:40pm – 1:50pm PST Prayer Song
· Hìm̓às Tlakwagila and Gaylene Morris for Chief Na’Mox
Join all live sessions at zoom link below!
00:01:32 PST Welcoming and Introduction
· Zaya and Maurizio Benazzo
00:01:46 PST Opening the Process with the Ancestors
· Patricia June Vickers
00:04:22 PST Opening Words, Ancestral Ground
· Hìm̓às Tlakwagila
00:16:54 PST Prayer Song
00:31:20 PST Reflections and Q&A
· Gaylene Morris, Kolin Sutherland-Wilson, Dave Belleau, Patricia June Vickers, Hìm̓às Tlakwagila
This interview will cover:
– The body tells the truth — no story needed
– Rongoā Māori is remembering, not learning
– Laughter, grief, and spirit all belong in healing
This conversation will cover:
– Decolonizing Our Relationship with Natural Resources
– Revitalizing Indigenous values for planetary regeneration
– Indigenous governance for sustainable futures
This conversation will cover:
– Listening to the language of the Ngahere (forest)
– Healing the whānau (people) and the whenua (land) as one
– Carrying ancestral knowledge forward for future generations
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Receive extended access to The Eternal Song film, 40+ speaker talks & ceremonies, 11 feature-length films on indigenous communities, monthly community gatherings & more.
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Receive extended access to If An Owl Calls Your Name Film, The Eternal Song film, 40+ speaker talks & ceremonies, 11 feature-length films on indigenous communities, monthly community gatherings & more.
