Na'kuset, Truth-Telling, and the Work of Witness - Let's Have Sacred Fires Everywhere
May 7, 2026 · 32 min · 9 segments
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May 7, 2026 · 32 min · 9 segments
Risa DickensHostSo for the last two years, we have pulled in over 2,000 pieces of evidence, and we're working with an organization called No History.
No History was recommended to us by Kimberly Murray, who used to be the special interlocutor on missing children in mass graves.
All the team has been working with Know History, getting all these different sort of, we call them tabs because there's so many, and getting information so that we can present this to the judges.
And it's something like 750 pages that were sent to the judges and to the PPT so they can start looking through it.
However, when they come down, to Montreal, how we're going to be displaying or sharing information is by having different panels.
Like if I don't think the actual schedule is online yet, I think it's going to happen this week.
There's so much to talk about.
I'm sorry.
So I'm in the process of trying to get a permit right now.
Yeah.
For a sacred fire, I got the whole
together.
What
Either way, we're going to do it, right? Yeah.
But you still have to sort of follow the rules.
So we'll open with that.
And then what was really great was that Jeremy Dutcher, he did a fundraiser for us.
Yeah.
and he will open for the PPT.
So we'll start with the sacred fire with Kevin Deer, you know, giving the prayers and then it will be maybe like a six minute walk back to Daphne Art Center.
And that's where we're gonna hold the proceedings.
Most of the time it's held in a court And I don't like the look.
I don't want to be in a court.
So for the last two years, we have pulled in over 2,000 pieces of evidence, and we're working with an organization called No History.
No History was recommended to us by Kimberly Murray, who used to be the special interlocutor on missing children in mass graves.
All the team has been working with Know History, getting all these different sort of, we call them tabs because there's so many, and getting information so that we can present this to the judges.
And it's something like 750 pages that were sent to the judges and to the PPT so they can start looking through it.
However, when they come down, to Montreal, how we're going to be displaying or sharing information is by having different panels.
Like if I don't think the actual schedule is online yet, I think it's going to happen this week.
There's so much to talk about.
I'm sorry.
So I'm in the process of trying to get a permit right now.
Yeah.
For a sacred fire, I got the whole
together.
What
Either way, we're going to do it, right? Yeah.
But you still have to sort of follow the rules.
So we'll open with that.
And then what was really great was that Jeremy Dutcher, he did a fundraiser for us.
Yeah.
and he will open for the PPT.
So we'll start with the sacred fire with Kevin Deer, you know, giving the prayers and then it will be maybe like a six minute walk back to Daphne Art Center.
And that's where we're gonna hold the proceedings.
Most of the time it's held in a court And I don't like the look.
I don't want to be in a court.
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