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Published on Jun 9, 2015
Disrobing Serra: Saint or Monster? Panel Discussion (Part 1 of 7)
Watch Parts 1 -- 7: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVPkQRpU0WY&index=1&list=PLda-nXxpMYzaE_c7m5KcHYXI3P8w5Cgee
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Date: May 30th, 2015
English/Dutch for text
Location: Chumash Nation (Santa Barbara, CA); Unitarian Society of Santa Barbara.
Earlier in 2015, Pope Francis announced the canonization of Father Junipero Serra, the principal architect of the Spanish California Mission System (1769-1831). Serra is well-known for overseeing the mission system and establishing brutally harsh policies directed at Indigenous peoples and their respective First Nations prior to the emergence of Alta California; thus resulting in various forms of genocide. Contrary to the mythology taught in the California Public School System and Missions themselves (as tourist sites), 12 (non) Indigenous people from various segments of societies (community leaders, activist, Christians, etc...) speak on the international ramifications and oppositions of canonizing Father Junipero Serra by Pope Francis.
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Opening Ceremony
Panel One: International Ramifications of Canonization
Moderator: Marcus Lopez Sr., Co-Chair of the Barbareno Chumash Council "iyalmuwic", Senior Producer of American Indian Airwaves.
Valentin Lopez, Chairman of the Amah Mutsun Band of Constantan/Ohlone Nation
Elias Castillo, author of "A Cross of Thorns: the Enslavement of California Indians by the Spanish Missions".
Deana Dartt-Newton (Chumash Nation), Ph.D. Anthropology
Panel One: International Ramifications of Canonization
Moderator: Marcus Lopez Sr., Co-Chair of the Barbareno Chumash Council "iyalmuwic", Senior Producer of American Indian Airwaves.
Valentin Lopez, Chairman of the Amah Mutsun Band of Constantan/Ohlone Nation
Elias Castillo, author of "A Cross of Thorns: the Enslavement of California Indians by the Spanish Missions".
Deana Dartt-Newton (Chumash Nation), Ph.D. Anthropology
Roberta Cordero, Chumash Nation, Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation
Tia Oros-Peters, Zuni Nation, Executive Director of the 7th Generation Fund for Indigenous Development
Shannon Rivers, Akimel O'odham Nation, former Chair of the Global Indigenous Peoples Caucus for the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Tia Oros-Peters, Zuni Nation, Executive Director of the 7th Generation Fund for Indigenous Development
Shannon Rivers, Akimel O'odham Nation, former Chair of the Global Indigenous Peoples Caucus for the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Fuifuilupe Niumeitolu, Tongan, PhD Candidate, Department of Ethnic Studies, UC Berkeley
Question-and-Answer Session by audience participants.
Closing of Panel One: International Ramifications of Canonization.
Question-and-Answer Session by audience participants.
Closing of Panel One: International Ramifications of Canonization.
Panel Two: Catholic and Christians against Canonization
Moderator: Valentin Lopez, Chairman of the Amah Mutsun Band of Constantan/Ohlone Nation
Sacheen Littlefeather, Apache/Yaqui Nations, Indigenous Elder and Activist
Georgianna Sanchez, Chumash/O'odham Nations, Elder, Activist, Scholar, Essayist, and Storyteller
Mary Valdemar, Co-Founder of CHICCCAA, San Bernardino, CA
Donna Schindler, Cross-Cultural Psychiatry-Historical Trauma Focus
Greg Cotton, Christian Research Scientist & Human Rights Advocate
Question-and-Answer Session by audience members
Question-and-Answer Session by audience members
Closing
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This one-day discussion panel was organized by the Barbareno Chumash Council in conjunction with the American Indian Movement of Southern California.
Dutch translation by Alice Holemans, NAIS Gazette
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This one-day discussion panel was organized by the Barbareno Chumash Council in conjunction with the American Indian Movement of Southern California.
Dutch translation by Alice Holemans, NAIS Gazette
* SERRA: HEILIGE OF MONSTER ?
Chumash Nation
Vertaald door NAIS: www.denaisgazet.be
Disrobing Serra: Heilige of monster?
Panel discussie
Bekijk deel 1 tot 7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVPkQRpU0WY&index=1&list=PLda-nXxpMYzaE_c7m5KcHYXI3P8w5Cgee
Opgenomen door Indigenous Media Institute IMI
30 mei 2015
Locatie: Chumash Nation (Santa Barbara, CA); Unitarian Society of Santa Barbara
De discussie -dag werd georganiseerd door de Barbareno Chumash Council in samenwerking met de American Indian Movement (AIM) van Zuid California
Eerder dit jaar heeft paus Franciscus de heiligverklaring aangekondigd van Vader Junipero Serra, de voornaamste architect van het Spaans Californië missiesysteem ( 1769-1831).
Van Serra is het welbekend dat hij toezicht hield op het missiesysteem en een brutaal en hardhandig beleid voerde tegen de inheemse volkeren en hun respectievelijke First Nations; dat resulteerde in verschillende vormen van genocide.
Strijdig met de mythologie die onderwezen wordt in het California Public School systeem en de missies zelf, spreken 12 (niet) inheemsen uit verschillende lagen van de gemeenschappen ( leiders van gemeenschappen, activisten, Christenen, enz.) over de internationale aspecten en oppositie van de heiligverklaring.
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