The Shift Network Presents
Grandmother Mona Polacca
Member International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers,
President/CEO of the Turtle Island Project
May 7th, 2010
11:30am-1:00pm Pacific/California time
Awakening: How can we help more women awaken to their deepest wisdom?
Grandmother Mona Polacca is delighted to invite you to join her for the Inspiring Women Summit, an unprecedented teleseminar event featuring 52 women leaders and powerful connections with thousands of other women over 8 days - all for free.
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http://inspiringwomensummit.com/spotlight/Mona-PolaccaShe will participate on a featured panel during the Summit alongside Angel Kyodo Williams, Lama Palden and Charlotte Shelton.
The 8-day program will explore many facets of being an inspired woman including: feminine leadership, women's health, communication, relationships, manifestation skills, sensuality, community organizing, spirituality, and much more.
Panel dialogues will focus on questions of importance to women, which will then seed your conversation with other participants.
Each day will also include networking opportunities to advance your work.
Never before have so many top women leaders gathered on the phone to offer their secrets, stories, advice, and encouragement to other women. It promises to be a dynamic week of personal transformation, powerful dialogues, and inspiring circles - all without expense or travel. This event is not like other teleseminar series - you will be an active co-creator and collaborator through breakout groups, collaboration circles, and more.
You can participate live on as many calls as you like and interact with both the leaders and other participants via a state-of-the-art MaestroConference platform.
Or you can just listen to the recordings later at your convenience since all will be taped.
The Summit runs from May 1st to May 8th and is completely free. Please do share this invitation with friends and allies - all are warmly welcomed to participate. While the event is geared towards women, men may participate as well.
Series Host: Devaa Haley Mitchell
Event Co-sponsors: MaestroConference, MaestroPath, Women on the Edge of Evolution, FemininePower, Wisdom of the World , Sounds True, Unity, Dream University, WOW Magazine.
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Mona Polacca
The Inspiring Women Summit gives you personal access to the following inspiring women leaders:
Marianne Williamson, Christiane Northrup, Riane Eisler, Jehmu Greene, Deva Premal, Joan Borysenko, Monica Sharma, Marci Shimoff, Mama Gena, Sonia Choquette, Hazel Henderson, Jan Yanehiro, Nina Rothschild Utne, Angel Kyodo Williams, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, Margaret Wheatley, Kristine Carlson, Belvie Rooks, Elza Maalouf, Daphne Rose Kingma, Juanita Brown, Marcia Wieder, Anodea Judith, Susan Davis, Beth Wilson, Tami Simon, Rita Lustgarten, Lama Palden, Michelle Price, Dorka Keehn, Lisa Schrader, Claire Zammit, Liana Chaouli, Elayne Doughty, Charlotte Shelton, Durre Ahmed, Agapi Stassinopoulos, Zem Joaquin, Susan Collin Marks, Katherine Woodward Thomas, Johanina Wikoff, Sherry Anderson, Hala Khouri, Suzanne Sterling, Zen DeBrucke, Miranda MacPherson, Osprey Orielle Lake, Sheva Carr, Jalaja Bonheim, Chameli Ardagh, Gail Straub, Jessica Roemischer.
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Grandmother Mona Polacca
Mona Polacca, a Hopi/Havasupai/Tewa elder, has a Master of Social Work degree. She is an honorary member of the International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers. She serves on several United Nations committees on indigenous people's issues and is a featured author, speaker, and educator on indigenous people's human rights, aging, mental health, addiction and violence. She is also the President/CEO and faculty of the Turtle Island Project, a non-profit program that promotes a vision of wellness by providing trans-cultural training to individuals, families, and healthcare professionals.
Grandmother Mona says:
"Indigenous people have come through a time of great struggle, a time of darkness. The way I look at it is like the nature of a butterfly. In the cocoon, a place of darkness, the creature breaks down into a fluid and then a change, a transformation, takes place. When it is ready and in its own time, it begins to move and develop a form that stretches and breaks away from this cocoon and emerges into this world, into life, as a beautiful creature. We grandmothers, we have emerged from that darkness, see this beauty, see each other and reach out to the world with open arms, with love, hope, compassion, faith and charity."
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