Children of the Setting Sun Productions

Oren Lyons offers our audience a peaceful welcome and an introduction to Onondaga Nation and the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.

Oren Lyons shares a story about the formation of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, using the Condolence Cane as a symbol and instrument for telling the story.

Oren Lyons shares more about the story of the Peacemaker and the urgency of the time we're in to fight for democracy and climate resilience.

Oren Lyons sheds perspective on Human Nature, our relationship with the natural world, and the role of Indigenous Knowledge systems.

Oren Lyons shares about his experience growing up in a closed Tribal environment.

Oren Lyons expresses his attitude toward the environmental crisis we are facing, as well as the implications of capitalism.

Oren Lyons shares about his experience integrating into colonial systems of education and the implication that public schools have on Native youth.

Yurok Tribal Member, Frankie Myers, explains how we're related to our natural environment, and the impact that Colonialism has had on these relationships.

Frankie Myers reflects on the 2002 Fish Kill, where an estimated 50,000+ Chinook Salmon perished, and the ways in which Salmon People are impacted by Salmon loss.