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The ISE is committed to achieving a greater understanding of the complex relationships, both past and present, that exist within and between human societies and their environments. The Society endeavors to promote a harmonious existence between humankind and the Bios for the benefit of future generations. Ethnobiologists recognize that Indigenous Peoples, t ...learn more
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Created: Mar 10, 2008
Updated: Nov 17, 2009
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Anna Flaminio
Peacehealing
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Ki-yo Ke-win Healing and Justice is an incorporated non-profit organization, located in St. Louis, Saskatchewan. Ki-yo Ke-win, meaning Visiting Place, in the Cree language, is committed to providing a safe place for healing, leadership, justice, and transformation activities for all peoples, especially focusing on Indigenous peoples.
Our main focus is on the leadership of Indigenous youth and women through workshops, retreats, traditional/ ceremonial healing, and alternative healing options. Indigenous ways of justice are also explored in the realm of bringing back to balance individuals, families, communities, and nations.
Our main focus is on the leadership of Indigenous youth and women through workshops, retreats, traditional/ ceremonial healing, and alternative healing options. Indigenous ways of justice are also explored in the realm of bringing back to balance individuals, families, communities, and nations.