Statement of Commitment Supporting Endogenous Development and Bio-cultural Diversity PREAMBLE We speak as one, guided by the sacred teachings and spiritual traditions of the Four Directions that uplift, guide, protect, warn, inspire and challenge the entire human family to live in ways that sustain and enhance human life and the life of all who dwell on Mother Earth, and hereby dedicate our lives and energies to healing and developing ourselves, the web of relationships that make our world, and the way we live with Mother Earth.

Sustainable development 4 - Presentation Transcript UNDERSTANDING & LEADING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Phil Lane, Jr. Four Worlds International www.fwii.net

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A proposal for completing the reorganization of United Indians of All Tribes Foundation with new executive leadership by March 1, 2008. Unanimously adopted by the UIATF Board of Directors on December 1, 2007

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Pathways to Prosperity Program Presented by United Indians of All Tribes Foundation Initial funding provided by the Northwest Area Foundation

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An Indigenous Contribution for Building Sustainable and Harmonious Prosperity in the Americas

An Indigenous Contribution for Building Sustainable and Harmonious Prosperity in the Americas

The Swiss Foundation for Freedom and Human Rights International Award for Freedom and Human Rights Presented by Year 2000 Recipient Hereditary Chief Phil Lane, Jr. Bern, Switzerland November 11, 2000

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UNDERSTANDING & LEADING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Phil Lane, Jr. Four Worlds International www.fwii.net

Introduction United Indians of All Tribes Foundation (of Seattle) has received a $3.5 million grant from the Northwest Area Foundation (based in Minneapolis) to lead and facilitate a comprehensive poverty alleviation initiative focused on urban Native Americans living in the Seattle and King County areas. This document introduces the Pathways to Prosperity Program core models and strategies.

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