Land Acknowledgment
We seek to right the injustice of the erasure of the Indigenous people who originally inhabited these lands by honoring their history and traditions. This land was stewarded by the Arapaho, Apache, Cheyenne, Sioux, and Ute Nations. S.A.C.R.Ed Eco-Center recognizes the enduring relationships between many Indigenous peoples and their traditional homelands. We are grateful for the territory upon which we gather today and respect the original stewards of this land. May we continue to do the work to bring justice, healing, education, and sustainable relationships to be embodied through S.A.C.R.Ed Eco-Center’s mission, vision, and purpose.
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Our Communities
Ways We Help
At our non-profit, we promote relationship building as a way to foster meaningful connections between individuals, communities, and the environment. Our mission is to strengthen these relationships, encouraging being in ‘right’ relationship with ourselves, our communities, and the Earth. We prioritize reciprocal relationships to keep our ancestral traditions alive and perpetuate indigenous ceremonies and rituals for future generations.
Programs
Mental Health
Dismantling Trauma through Decolonization
Food Sovereignty
Reconnecting to Indigenous
Ways of Being
Policy & Advocacy
Transforming Lives
through Storytelling