2012
Indigenous
Peoples Forum
on the
on the
Impact of the Doctrine of Discovery
Friday March 23, 2012
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Arizona
State Capitol - House of Representatives
1700 West Washington Phoenix, AZ
Hosted by:
Native American Caucus
O’otham Hemuchkam
NAHUACALLI
Embassy of Indigenous Peoples
A regional forum to address the
implications of the
by the
United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
in context of the standards established
by the adoption on September 13, 2007 of the
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous
Peoples
Ves O’otham Ha-Jeved
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2012
Indigenous
Peoples Forum
on the
on the
Impact of the Doctrine of Discovery
Preliminary study of the impact on Indigenous Peoples of the legal
construct
known as the Doctrine of Discovery
Submitted to United
Nations Economic and Social Council
Permanent Forum on
Indigenous Issues, Ninth Session
New York, April
19-30, 2010
“This preliminary study establishes that the Doctrine of Discovery has
been institutionalized in law and policy, on national and international levels,
and lies at the root of the violations of Indigenous Peoples human rights, both
individual and collective.”
AGENDA
9:00 Opening
Ceremony O’otham Hemuchkam
9:15 Welcome
from the Native American Caucus
9:20 Installation
of the Presidium – O’otham Hemuchkam
9:30 Tupac
Enrique Acosta, Izkaloteka: Objectives of the Indigenous Peoples Forum
9:40 Steve
Newcomb, Indigenous Law Institute: Domination and Colonization
10:10 Shannon
Rivers, O’odham Hemuchkam: Impact on O’otham Nations and Territories
10:25 Julie
Cavanaugh Bill and Larson Bill, Western Shoshone Defense Project:
International Context
International Context
10:55 Professor
Robert Miller, Lewis and Clark University:
The Doctrine of Discovery and Manifest Destiny
The Doctrine of Discovery and Manifest Destiny
11:30 Jose
Matus, Alianza Indigena Sin Fronteras:
The Doctrine of Discovery and International Borders
The Doctrine of Discovery and International Borders
11:40 Summary
and Plan of Action
12:00 Closing
Ceremony and Farewell
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United Nations
Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Adopted by the UN General Assembly on September 13, 2007
“Affirming
that indigenous peoples are equal to all other peoples...”
LUNCH provided at NAHUACALLI
802 N. 7TH STREET
Phoenix, AZ
Link:
United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Framework of Dominance
Link:
United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Framework of Dominance
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