UNITED NATIONS, GENEVA
Expert Mechanism on the Rights
of Indigenous Peoples
17th Session, 8-12 July 2024


The Delegation of Ecospirituality Foundation,
led by President Rosalba Nattero, participated
at the 17th session of the EMRIP
(Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples)
at the UN in Geneva.

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The president of the Ecospirituality Foundation, Rosalba Nattero, led the delegation and deposited a Statement at the EMRIP works

The president of Ecospirituality Foundation,
Rosalba Nattero, led the delegation and deposited
a Statement at the EMRIP works



Nattero with Chief Wilton Littlechild, lawyer, Indian chief of the Cree Community of Canada, one of the largest First Nations communities. Chief Willie is a former member of Parliament and a survivor of the infamous residential schools. Although he was kidnapped when he was an infant, according to the saying

Nattero with Chief Wilton Littlechild, lawyer, Indian chief of the
Cree Community of Canada, one of the largest First Nations communities.
Chief Willie is a former member of Parliament and a survivor of the infamous
residential schools. Although he was kidnapped when he was an infant,
according to the saying "Kill the Indian, save the man", he is the head
of "Truth and Reconciliation" to seek dialogue with the institutions



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With the Mohawk journalist Kenneth Deer of the Kahnawake Community,
also an activist on the rights of indigenous peoples



Nattero with the Chilean delegation

Nattero with the Chilean delegation



The final ceremony entrusted to the representation of Chile

The final ceremony entrusted
to the representation of Chile



Nattero with Deskaheh Steve Jacobs. Deskahehď is a title handed down within the Bear Clan of the Cayuga nation, which identifies its leader, as passed down in the legend of Gayanashagowa, the great law of Peace that for more than a thousand years unites the Iroquois nations in a single confederation

Nattero with “Deskaheh” Steve Jacobs. "Deskaheh" is a title
handed down within the Bear Clan of the Cayuga nation,
which identifies its leader, as passed down in the legend
of Gayanashagowa, the great law of Peace that for more than a
thousand years unites the Iroquois nations in a single confederation



 Nattero with the Maori delegation

Nattero with the Maori delegation



 The books Natural Peoples and Ecospirituality at the UN bookshop

The books Natural Peoples and Ecospirituality at the UN bookshop