ZAYA & MAURIZIO BENAZZO

• Introduction

PAT MCCABE, TĀNGAROA NGAROPO-TĀWIO, AVIAJA RAKEL SANIMUINAQ, KYLIE MARJAMBE

• Prayer

LYLA JUNE JOHNSTON

• Honoring the beauty and the brokenness within our ancestral lines
• Healing trauma without bypassing the responsibility of inheritance
• Embracing the full complexity of where we come from as a source of strength

PAT MCCABE, LYLA JUNE, JARMBI MILES, ZAYA & MAURIZIO BENAZZO (HOSTS)

• Healing that includes ancestors, land, and future generations
• Integrating traditional practices in today’s world
• Restoring connection through community and ceremony

TIOKASIN GHOSTHORSE

• Poetry

JUDY ATKINSON, PATRICIA JUNE VICKERS, DIANA KOPUA, DONALD DEL LAVERDURE, GABOR MATÉ (HOST)

• Bridging Indigenous and Western ways of understanding trauma
• Centering land, story, and spirit in the healing process
• Reclaiming collective and relational pathways to wellbeing

THOMAS HÜBL. ZAYA & MAURIZIO BENAZZO (HOSTS)

• How unhealed collective trauma shapes today’s global crises
• Why slowing down and deep presence are essential for true healing
• Pathways for transforming inherited pain into collective regeneration

EFU NYAKI, ZAYA & MAURIZIO BENAZZO (HOSTS)

• Exploring the intersections of Indigenous and Western healing practices
• Honoring ancestral roots through Family Constellations and Tanzanian wisdom
• Reweaving belonging and nature into trauma healing in a fragmented world

ALNOOR LADHA. THOMAS KANATAKENIATE COOK, SERENE THIN ELK

• Remembering Earth as kin, not resource
• Healing the disconnection between land, spirit, and self
• Restoring Indigenous ways of belonging in a world out of balance

AVIAJA RAKEL SANIMUINAQ, IKIMALIQ PIKILAK, NUKA ALICE, ZAYA & MAURIZIO BENAZZO (HOSTS)

• Reclaiming cultural identity in the wake of colonization
• Reviving drumdancing as a living practice of healing and resistance
• Honoring Inuit wisdom through language, land, and intergenerational story

WILLIAM K. IAUKEA

• The story of “E” and the deep intelligence of spirit
• Remembering: when you call them, they come
• The old man

DIANA KOPUA, MARK KOPUA, TINA NGATA, ZAYA & MAURIZIO BENAZZO (HOSTS)

DIANE MERLE LONGBOAT, KRISTEN BURGE, DONALD “DEL” LAVERDURE, CHIEF BEVERLY COOK, IYA AFFO (HOST)

• Returning to traditional healing practices to break cycles of colonial trauma
• Reclaiming language and cultural knowledge as medicine for generations
• Centering healing in community, ceremony, and collective responsibility

FRANCIS WELLER, ORLAND BISHOP, ZAYA & MAURIZIO BENAZZO (HOSTS)

• Exploring grief as a sacred threshold, not a pathology
• Remembering the soul’s place in a world of fragmentation
• Reclaiming reverence, slowness, and deep belonging in troubled times

TĀNGAROA NGAROPO-TĀWIO, ATARANGI MURU, MAKUINI RUTH TAI, MAURIZIO & ZAYA BENAZZO (HOSTS)

• Reviving Māori ways of knowing through spirit, land, and language
• Opening ancestral portals through ceremony, story, and vibration
• Honoring Indigenous knowledge as a living, embodied practice

LINDA THAI, ZAYA & MAURIZIO BENAZZO (HOSTS)

• Shifting from individual labels to relational healing
• How culture and history shape attachment patterns
  
• Building safety through co-regulation and mutual care

DOHEE LEE. JUNGWON KIM (HOST)

• Reviving Korean shamanic rituals to heal body, spirit, and lineage
• Using traditional arts and movement to process trauma and grief
• Addressing historical wounds through ancestral practice and energy healing

AWITIA MIHAERE, ZAYA & MAURIZIO BENAZZO (HOSTS)

• Womb healing through Māori ancestral wisdom
• Honoring grief as a portal to deep ancestral connection
• Restoring sacred relationship with body, land, and lineage

BAYO AKOMOLAFE, ZAYA & MAURIZIO BENAZZO (HOSTS)

• Embracing collapse as a site of transformation
• Listening to the more-than-human during times of unraveling
• Cultivating curiosity and myth in the face of uncertainty

RICHARD SCHWARTZ, ZAYA & MAURIZIO BENAZZO (HOSTS)

• Bridging Internal Family Systems with ancestral healing
• Repairing inherited wounds through inner relationship
• Listening for wholeness beneath fragmented parts

PATTY KRAWEC, BYRDE NEZ, BRENNA CUSSEN-ANGLADA, SARAH NAHAR (HOST)

• Reckoning with the Church’s impact on Indigenous communities
• Healing religious trauma while honoring complex identities
• What does reconciliation mean when it comes to faith

PATRICIA JUNE VICKERS

• Poetry

DANIEL FOOR, SUSAN RAFFO

• Facing Ancestral Harm
• From Personal Healing to Collective Repair
• Letting Ancestors and Earth Lead

ANASTÁCIO PERALTA

• On Guarani Kaiowá ways of living in right relationship with land and spirit
• Colonization caused rupture, but the roots remain alive
• Healing means reforesting our minds with ancestral wisdom

RUNE HJARNØ RASMUSSEN, RACHEL KNIGHT, ZAYA & MAURIZIO BENAZZO (HOSTS)

• Reconnecting with Pre-Christian European Spiritual Practices
• Reweaving ancestral traditions without reenacting colonial harm
• Honoring ceremony as a practice of humility, reciprocity, and repair

DARCIA NAVAREZ, FOUR ARROWS, YEMI PENN (HOST)

• Returning to Indigenous parenting rooted in connection and care
• Healing the disconnection from nature, community, and ancestral rhythms
• Cultivating kinship consciousness for collective thriving

OSPREY ORIELLE LAKE, CASEY CAMP-HORINEK, ABBY REYES, RAE ABILEAH (HOST)

• Building Cross Cultural Solidarity
• Indigenous Knowledge systems as climate solutions
• Unpacking root causes for deep systemic change

SAMWEL NANGIRIA, LYNN MURPHY (HOST)

• Challenging colonial misrepresentations of Maasai culture and identity
• Defending land rights and traditional pastoralism against modern encroachment
• Revitalizing Maasai knowledge systems for future generations

JAMES MCGUIRE, LYNN MURPHY (HOST)

• Returning ancestral remains and sacred objects to Haida Gwaii
• Restoring cultural memory through ceremony, language, and land
• Healing generational trauma through the rematriation of spirit and story

JOE WILLIAMS, UNCLE PAUL GORDON, ZAYA & MAURIZIO BENAZZO (HOSTS)

• Songlines as living maps of Country, kinship, and creation
• Traditional song and story as pathways for healing and belonging
• Star knowledge woven into songlines as celestial guides and teachings

KATSI COOK, LYNN MURPHY (HOST)

• The connection between reproductive health and environmental contamination
• Reviving Indigenous midwifery as sacred, ecological care
• Women as guardians of water, birth, and future generations

OBAFEMI FAYEMI, RUTENDO NGARA, IYA AFFO, YEMI PENN (HOST)

• African spiritual traditions as pathways for ancestral healing
• Addressing colonial trauma through cultural remembrance and ritual
• Applying ancient wisdom to modern challenges and global restoration

RUBY GIBSON, AVIAJA RAKEL SANIMUINAQ, CHIEF NA’MOKS, CHARLENE EIGEN VASQUEZ, PAT MCCABE (HOST)

• Prayer

DR. OMAVI BAILEY, DR.SEKAGYA YAHAYA HILLS, MAYS IMAD (HOST)

• Healing trauma as restoring balance with ancestors, land, and spirit
• Integrating African traditional medicine with trauma recovery
• Rebuilding community through ancestral ways of knowing

DONNA KERRIDGE, ZAYA & MAURIZIO BENAZZO (HOSTS)

• Māori plant medicines as spiritual and ancestral practice
• Bridging traditional healing with modern healthcare systems
• Passing down sacred knowledge through community mentorship and wānanga

PAT MCCABE, SHELLY COVERT, SARAH BRADLEY, CASSANDRA FERRERA (HOST)

• Remembering land as kin through Indigenous wisdom and ceremony
• Practical steps for land return and community stewardship
• Healing through shared land-based action and relationship repair

NIPUN MEHTA, LYNN MURPHY, ALNOOR LADHA, ZAYA & MAURIZIO BENAZZO (HOSTS)

• Reimaganing wealth through generosity, trust, and relationship
• Unlearning accumulation as security in a collapsing world
• Healing through circulatory, intergenerational, and relational economies

CHIEF NA’ MOX, CHARLENE EIGEN-VASQUEZ, ERIEL TCHEKWIE DERANGER, ARIEL CLARK (HOST)

• Frontline resistance against extractive industries and criminalization
• Elevating Indigenous ecological knowledge for true climate resilience
• Advancing Indigenous sovereignty and legal recognition of land rights

JOSE BARREIRO, BARATUNDE THURSTON

• Indigenous wisdom as guidance for crisis, clarity, and care
• Reclaiming identity through values, not victimhood
• Living interdependence through ancestral governance and Earth-connected vision

DR. ANTONIA LORETTA AFRAID OF BEAR–COOK. AMELIA ROSE BARLOW

• Medicine societies as bridges for cross-cultural healing and respect
• Ceremony as a pathway to authentic connection across difference
• Indigenous teachings guiding social harmony and collective repair

OBAFEMI FAYEMI, DR. ANTONIA LORETTA AFRAID OF BEAR–COOK, KANYON SAYERS-ROODS, HUNHAK, DODORINGUMU, ZAYA & MAURIZIO BENAZZO (HOSTS)

• Blessings & Prayers