Hopi / Tewa edu-tainer activist, Ed Kabotie, insightful teachings and experiences

Powerhouse musician, educator, and philosopher, shares his thoughts and teachings about where we have come from, “Alter-Native History” and insights of our future, as five fingered ones. Ed Kabotie, blesses us with a Native American flute song, followed by an original reggae activism song. Growing up on the Santa Clara Pueblo reservation he also has strong ties to his Hopi Village, Shungopavi. This playful session with Ed is not to be missed. We host regular Wisdom Circles throughout the year. Visit the IndigenousWays website to learn more about our programming. https://www.indigenousways.org You can also follow us on social media.   / indigenousways501c3     / indigenousways501c3   All of our videos provide American Sign Language for our Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities. IndigenousWays relies on the support of individuals like you, committed to reaching and supporting Indigenous & LGBTQIA2+ communities through music, the arts, and indigenous wisdom that creates and enhances survival and sustainability. If you’d like to donate go to: https://www.indigenousways.org/donate IndigenousWays is dedicated to bridging cultural exchange with people globally, we do this by promoting living in balance for diverse communities through music, arts, outreach and events. Our virtual events are an opportunity for global connection, learning, and shared wisdom. Wisdom Circle - Every third Wednesday of the month @ 6 MT / 7pm CT / 8pm ET / 5pm PT Check out our Virtual Events Library with over 135 Indigenous, Native American, LGBTQAI2+, Deaf and Hard of Hearing presenters at: https://www.indigenousways.org/virtua... Social Media live stream:   / indigenousways501c3     / indigenousways501c3     / indigenous_ways     / indigenousways