Ways
of Knowing™ Symposium: Exploring Cultural Based Healing Traditions & Practices
Closing Ceremony
Mitch Walking Elk and Louis Alemayehu
Louis Alemayehu and Mitch Walking Elkshared their
traditional, musical, and spoken word in closing. In addition,
Mitch Walking Elk asked the community to name conflict areas of the
world and he recorded their responses on a flip chart. He then
invited student volunteers and young adult participants to come forward
to represent the future. Older participants stood behind the young
people as the entire Symposium community prayed for the conflict areas
of the world. This reminded the Symposium community that we gathered
to support individual, family, community, national, and global healing.
The conference concluded with a beautiful
closing ceremony facilitated by Mitch Walking Elk and Louis Alemayehu,
as we came together with song and dance to share our connection
and gratitude.
The Symposium
closed with a
Native American round dance.
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