Professional Documents
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Case studies of individuals provided as examples Address effects of colonization, residential school, and Ethnostress in our community
Clanmothers, Chiefs and Faithkeepers on board Ogwehonwe peoples of Grand River that believe in PEACE People committed with courage and living a balanced lifestyle To resolve disputes, to transform conflict to harmony, lacrosse used to settle disagreement
Principles: Ganikwiyho, Ganohkwasra, Gendao, Awaohode, Gasahsra. Case studies & stories to model these traits Process everyone is comfortable with Peoples Will and Awareness of Self Language using wampum for edge of woods, 4 strings, small condolence
Haudenosaunee worldview: Creation Story, Great Law, Ceremonies, Gawihyo, Roles of titleholders/men/women
Used in an Individual, Family, Clan Family, Nation, Community and World environment
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Common knowledge of ancient process, protocols, and modern approaches that are proven
State of Being List skills of members with experience in areas EGO in the way: Anger, Pride, Laziness, Envy, Gluttony, Lust, Greed
Intergenerational Trauma
Ethnostress, distress patterns created by oppressive conditions forced upon by colonizers Little compassion for Others, DO in Isolation, Lack of celebrating others & youth, lack of unity factions, no forgiveness
What is Peacebuilding?
Resolving disputes, communication, conflict 2 parties, listening, using common sense, keep it simple, work from common ground, win-win for both, negotiating Defined as using Reason, Good Mindedness and Courage to negotiate difficult matters without resorting to violence, corruption, fraud or manipulation.
Violence a motivator for social change in communities using anger & intimidation All Ogwehonwe, Chiefs & Clanmothers Cultural Advisors, Knowledgeable People Other Indigenous Nations that accepted the message of Great Peace Other Cultures that actively practice like Mennonites, Gandhi followers etc. Institutes willing to Partner to help train, mentor Individuals Research opportunities to gather statistical data from social projects & experiments.
Who is a Peacebuilder?
Its in our blood
Operate on Principles looking for COMMON GROUND What skills sets are needed? Skills from the Boat and Canoe People have to want it and it is up to them to LEAD it
Why Peacebuilding?
Explore ways from within the community.A Combination of Traditional and Modern methods Everyone has the ability to be a peacebuilder
Builds Trust, Respect, Friendship for a Healthy commUNITY Employment Opportunities in Education & Research