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Oren Lyons: Value Change for Survival ECU#574 Oren Lyons: Value Change for Survival Faithkeeper of the Turtle Clan, Onondaga Nation who for decades has been a visionary voice, active in international indigenous rights and sovereignty issues at the United Nations and other international forums, speaks of how "we are living in a time of prophecy." ECU#574 Tags: Oren-Lyons EnviroVideo Green-Sphere Global Warming Faith Keeper Native American Leaders Bioneers Conference Frank-Melli

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Indigenous Native American Prophecy (Elders Speak part 2) From an oversea's show, spliced to view the message from another elder. ...talks 7th generation and america's forgotten responciblity. Tags: Native American Indigenous Hopi Prophecy Lakota four corners Indian Iroquois

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Chief Oren Lyons discusses sovereignty O n Sept. 13, the United Nations overwhelmingly passed a resolution of tremendous importance to the indigenous people of the world, but did you hear about it? Chief Oren Lyons , faithkeeper and chief of the Turtle Clan of the Onondaga people, was in Taos Saturday (Dec. 8) to help inaugurate the Yaxche Learning Center's new facility at the former R.C. Gorman residence in Las Colonias. Before the ceremonies got underway, Lyons taped an interview with The Taos News Media Center in which he spoke about the UN's Declaration of Rights for Indigenous Peoples, which was passed with 143 votes in favor. This was a significant vote even if all 192 members of the general assembly were in attendance. But, what is even more significant, Lyons said in the interview, is that there were 11 abstentions and four nations that voted against it. Those who objected to the nonbinding declaration were New Zealand, Australia, Canada and the United States, each of which have large numbers of indigenous people. The reasons the U.S. decided not to support the declaration was because one of the articles states "indigenous peoples have the right to the lands, territories and resources which they have traditionally owned, occupied or otherwise used or acquired." According to a Reuters news story, this was considered controversial because "that could potentially put in question most of the land ownership in countries, such as those that opposed the declaration, whose present population is largely descended from settlers who took over territory from previous inhabitants." Tags: Declaration Rights Indigenous People

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Oren Lyons - A Call to Consciousness on Climate Change Complete Video - http://www.nmai.si.edu/iss/2008/me_webcast.html?siref=YouTube&video=Lyons Oren Lyons (Onondaga) Oren Lyons was born in 1930 and raised in the traditional lifeways of the Haudenosaunee on the Seneca and Onondaga reservations in northern New York State. After serving in the army, Lyons graduated in 1958 from the Syracuse University College of Fine Arts. He then pursued a career in commercial art in New York City. A noted American Indian artist, he has exhibited his paintings widely. Since returning to western New York in 1970 and joining the faculty of SUNY Buffalo, Chief Lyons has been a leading advocate for American Indian causes. Faithkeeper of the Turtle Clan of the Onondaga Nation, and a member of the Council of Chiefs of the Haudenosaunee, he is respected internationally as an eloquent spokesperson. In 1982, he helped to establish the Working Group on Indigenous Populations within the United Nations and has taken part in meetings of the U.N. Human Rights Commission. He also serves on the executive committee of the Global Forum of Spiritual and Parliamentary Leaders on Human Survival, and is a principal figure in the Traditional Circle of Indian Elders, grassroots leadership council of the major Indian nations of North America. Chief Lyons has authored or edited numerous books including Native People Address the United Nations (1994); Voice of Indigenous Peoples (1992); and Exiled in the Land of the Free: Democracy, Indian Nations, and the U.S. Constitution (1992). Complete Video - http://www.nmai.si.edu/iss/2008/me_webcast.html?siref=YouTube&video=Lyons Tags: Smithsonian Native American Climate Change Global Warming

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Faithkeeper Oren Lyons advises ceremony Onadaga chief Oren Lyons says solution to environmental problems lies in ceremony Tags: LDF LCO indigenous values. Lac du Flambeau Ojibwe

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Indigenous Native American Prophecy (Elders Speak part 5) From an oversea's show, spliced to view the message from another 2 elders... Tags: Native American Indigenous Hopi Prophecy Lakota four corners Indian Iroquois

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Robby Romero "Hidden Medicine" Trailer "Hidden Medicine is an experimental, mystical film that deals with the relationship between Indigenous Peoples and the environment. The story takes place in Onondaga Nation Territory with appearances by Chief Oren Lyons, Clan Mother Audrey Shenandoah, Horst Rechelbacher, Candace B. Pert and William McDonough. A young girl (Dakota René) has a dream about a traditional runner (Clint Shenandoah) who takes a crucial message from his clan to the United Nations. The film beautifully weaves story, poetry, music and politics, creating an impending sense of our planet's struggle to survive." - Sundance Film Festival "Hidden Medicine" is a film in support of legislation pending in Congress to protect the remaining four percent of America's forests. The film is written, directed and scored by Robby Romero; co-written by Chief Oren Lyons (Faith Keeper of the Onondaga Nation and professor of Native American Studies at the University of Buffalo, New York); executive produced by Horst Rechelbacher; and produced by Roland Joffé, known for helming such films as "The Killing Fields", "The Mission", "Fat Man and Little Boy", and "Scarlet Letter". "Hidden Medicine" screened November 23, 2000 at the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, and aired on Sundance Channel January 1st, 2001, with an appeal to encourage viewers to take immediate action regarding The Act to Save America's Forests and the National Forest Protection and Restoration Act. Prefaced by Robert Redford, Hidden Medicine premiered during the 1999 Sundance Film Festival. "Hidden Medicine" is available on the CD/DVD release, "NATIVE CHILDREN'S SURVIVAL If not now, when? If not you, who?". "Native Children's Survival" is an essential CD/DVD collection of music, music videos, rockumentary films and public service announcement campaigns about the critical need to permanently protect our last remaining wild places and bridge the gap between Indigenous Peoples, Human Rights and the Environment. For more information, visit www.eaglethunder.com. Tags: short film advertising tv entertainment news Robby Romero Red Thunder Chief Oren Lyons Sundance Film Festival MTV

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Iroquois History 101 Oren Lyons, Onondaga Faithkeeper, Professor at SUNY Buffalo, shares some of the history of the Iroquois Confederacy. he explains the manner in which leadership is chosen. Tags: Iroquois Confederacy Native American History president of the united states america barack obama john mccain war machine in middle east weapons gas prices nations election republican democrat

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Robby Romero "Heartbeat" Music Video "Heartbeat" is a Native Rock music video from the CD/DVD release, "NATIVE CHILDREN'S SURVIVAL If not now, when? If not you, who?". "Native Children's Survival" is an essential CD/DVD collection of music, music videos, rockumentary films and public service announcement campaigns about the critical need to permanently protect our last remaining wild places and bridge the gap between Indigenous Peoples, Human Rights and the Environment. For more information, visit www.eaglethunder.com. Tags: Robby Romero Red Thunder Native Children's Survival Rock Short Chief Oren Lyons Music Video Trailer

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Robby Romero "All The Missing Children" Music Video Robby Romero & Red Thunder "All The Missing Children" Music Video with Gregory Darling, Anthony Kiedis, Robbie Nevil, and Terri Nunn... "All The Missing Children" is a Native Rock music video available on the CD/DVD release, "NATIVE CHILDREN'S SURVIVAL If not now, when? If not you, who?". "Native Children's Survival" is an essential CD/DVD collection of music, music videos, rockumentary films and public service announcement campaigns about the critical need to permanently protect our last remaining wild places and bridge the gap between Indigenous Peoples, Human Rights and the Environment. For more information, visit www.eaglethunder.com. Tags: Robby Romero Red Thunder Native Children's Survival Rock Short Chief Oren Lyons Music Video Trailer

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