WORKING CIRCLES OF THE MOTHER EARTH DELEGATION

The Mother Earth Delegation of United Original Nations is organized into Working Circles, each focused on an essential aspect of spiritual, cultural, and ecological restoration. These circles guide the Delegation’s unified efforts through collective wisdom and action:

  1. Protocol, Global Relations & Indigenous Economy Working Circle

Develops meaningful collaborations and partnerships with individuals, organizations, and projects that align with the Delegation’s vision—offering mutual support and honoring Indigenous values in economic and relational exchange. Upholds ceremonial and cultural protocols across all Delegation gatherings and engagements, ensuring respect for the diverse lineages and spiritual traditions of all delegates.

  1. Proclamation & Sacred Territories Working Circle

Leads efforts to end the Doctrine of Discovery, support the return of sacred artifacts, and restore original Earth-based, matriarchal principles through a global call for truth, healing, and justice.
Protects sacred lands and the Original Caretakers of those places, emphasizing the importance of biocultural diversity and the preservation of ancestral knowledge and ceremonies. Works to restore First Nations Peoples’ Free Original Existence as a means of right relationship with the Land, Ceremonial, and Sacred Sites. The care for and connection with these ceremonial and sacred places and lands have been known since time immemorial, reflecting the symbiotic relationship that Original Peoples maintain with these Sacred Places to uphold a vital and delicate balance of well-being for the planet—ultimately benefiting all beings and peoples.

  1. Public Digital Global Prayer Circle

Offers a monthly public digital gathering where delegates share prayers and messages to unite and uplift a global community.

  1. Administration Working Circle

Oversees the internal organization, communication, and documentation of the Delegation’s activities. Ensures that all circles are supported in fulfilling their responsibilities with transparency, accountability, and care. Coordinates logistics for gatherings, manages records and correspondence, and maintains alignment with the Delegation’s overall vision, values, and ceremonial protocols.