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Key initiatives include: Ancient Wisdom Rising, a series of gatherings with elders and wisdom keepers that offer hope, healing and renewed relationship with our sacred world. Our grant-making program that ensures the continuity of Indigenous and traditional culture and lifeways Wisdom Fellowships, annual awards to tradition holders who are keeping the sacred fires of their people burning. Sacred Fire Press, a book imprint that preserves and presents spiritual teachings from ancient and original sources Sacred Fire magazine, which offers a fresh outlook on modern culture by showing the relevance of ancient ways to today's world Through this work we seek to help all people re-discover and celebrate their innate and intimate connection to our living world-- the source of all personal, cultural and environmental well-being.

Sacred Fire FoundationDecember, 2018 at 12:44pm

Our 2018 Wisdom Fellowship Award honored Maori elder Pauline Tangiora.

Pauline has been instrumental in maintaining and preserving the Maori language and recovering Maori history. Since her childhood, she has been active in environmental, peace and Indigenous rights movements both at home and around the world: https://vimeo.com/305635000

Help us honor the courage, devotion and wisdom of elders like Pauline.

Support a wiser world: https://bit.ly/2QNWbR5

Pauline Tangiora interview

Pauline Tangiora speaks in an interview prior to receiving the 2018 Wisdom Felowship Award.

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Sacred Fire FoundationDecember, 2018 at 7:25pm

In the 1988 constitution Brazil’s Quilombola were granted access to land rights and since then they have been actively building a way to secure land titles on the sites where many have lived for generations.
Community mapping is an important tool in this process, as is increasing
awareness amongst the Brazilian population through education and
ecotourism… http://bit.ly/2KWmcZ0

Quilombo land title struggle in Brazil - If Not Us Then Who?

Brazil’s communities of slave trade descendents, Quilombo, fight for land title for banana production, organic farming & eco-tourism

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December, 2018 at 2:19pm
Thanks to a grant received from #SFF these Gwich'in Elders had the chance to reach Camp Goonzhii and demonstrate to youth how to build a traditional dog sled.

YOUR DONATION makes these initiatives possible. PLEASE join our year end fundraiser... https://t.co/e6kwULcWom https://t.co/mVvCQf3ey9

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