The Future of Indigenous Self-Governance & Self-Determination

A Conversation with
Hon. Oren Lyons (Onondaga)
Chief & Faithkeeper, Onondaga Indian Nation
Chairman Emeritus, Harvard’s Honoring Nations Board of Governors
Angela R. Riley (Citizen Potawatomi Nation)
Professor of Law, UCLA School of Law
HLS '98
Hon. Joe Williams (Ngati Pukenga, Waitaha, Tapuika)
Justice, New Zealand Court of Appeal
Hon. Jody Wilson-Raybould (We Wai Kai Nation)
Minister of Justice & Attorney General, Member of Parliament, Canada
Prof. Joseph Kalt (Moderator)
Ford Foundation Professor (Emeritus) of International Political Economy, HKS
Co-Director, Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development

[@wenjunetanedo5371]

Thank you for sharing. Watching from the Philippines (Mindanao)

[@Merlin-ur1dz]

Oyeah some us watching and listening is comforting to a voice sound like that we are have steps back into self determination of who we are were to our mother earth to protect her and love her how we love ourselves with respect to you great voice coming through to the world with ❤ love 😍 all

[@runnerdelhi]

Is it possible to have a transcript made of this discussion? I am currently a young Native working abroad, but would enjoy having a printable format to read and study upon other knowledge and law outside of this discussion. I also want to say thank you for the recording and public availability of the video. It means a lot seeing Indigenous Americans and legal minds having public discussion.

[@sushilover5367]

look at the different treatment between serbia and catalonia. and u still believe the bs "self-determination" from the west? lol

[@ngapuhiwahinetoa]

@@sushilover5367they doing it all round world Kia Ora @Aotearoa 🖤🤍♥️ 😇🙏🏾🥰

[@Ray-wm8dz]

How we can create nations within nations and set a course for enmity and strife between races. Self help? Sure. Helping each other ? Of course but no one race is more important than another. First Peoples deserve MORE rights, privileges and benefits than Second Peoples. Second Peoples deserve MORE rights, privileges and benefits than Third Peoples etc. The last to arrive should have the least rights. Now that's downright nasty. One people, one nation. When one race gets MORE rights than other races, people of other races lose out. Each and every citizen deserves EQUAL rights always. No one race is ever more important or deserves more rights than another race. no matter how someone dresses it up. When a person of one race gets more, another person of another race gets less. I am not a 2nd class citizen ever.

[@LikeaRolandStone]

❤

[@lkaynow]

Mvto, yes, thank you for this educational teaching and lessons of our ways.

[@DW_Kiwi]

Stuff self determination. We in the world are all now one. Let's just get on with this

[@SmilingDove-fh7tt]

Stuff u back tell that to your red neck racist mates

[@gudlaniahmalit2782]

Please help us the Blaan tribal people here in the Philipines to establish our own self determination.

[@greggvillanueva1291]

self-governance is customary governance. it is guidance by common sense. the language of law is colonizing. indigenial anarchy is the key to advance our relational difference, not identity, species, tribes, education, indigeneity, morality, government....

[@IFFM_1835]

Old man talking to much needs to shut up and let others speak it's not all about what he thinks. Respect everyone else's time and knowledge he's cut in & out shutting everyone out