WISN – Worldwide Indigenous Science Network

Mission statement

“Earth Wisdom and Change” guides WISN’s activities in its overall mission of creating global healing for humanity and its relationship to embodied knowledge.

Field of expertise
  • Indigenous Elders
  • Big Cat and sacred species conservation
  • Networking
  • Indigenous Science and Research
  • Indigenous Mind educational programs
  • Indigenous dreamwork
Contact

Contact

Apela Colorado

Founder and President

Contact

Beth Duncan

Program Manager, Spanish / Mandarin speaker

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The Worldwide Indigenous Science Network (WISN), 501(c)(3), is an educational organization that works locally, nationally and internationally to create an interface between western and indigenous cultures. We conduct research, host international conferences and cultural exchanges, and provide advocacy with international partners for endangered species (snow leopards, white lions, jaguars, and tigers), indigenous practitioners, and traditional wisdom. We coordinate a global network of Indigenous Elders and, with academic partners, we were the first to offer the world’s only advanced degree programs in Indigenous Mind.

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