Indigenous youth demand that the education authorities in nation states take active and immediate steps to increase Indigenous cultural awareness among school principals, teachers and staff. Indigenous youth demand that our Elders, as determined by our own communities, be given access to youth in schools and other educational forums, to teach tradition, law and values. We, Indigenous youth recognize health involves mind, body and spirit. Indigenous youth demand the right for our families to have education support programs dealing with domestic violence, formulated, produced and maintained by Indigenous peoples. Indigenous youth demand our people committing acts of violence against their families or communities be dealt with by Indigenous community-based help organizations.
Indigenous youth demand the right to traditional healing practices.
Indigenous youth demand that traditional healing practices be recognized and respected on an equal basis with non-Indigenous medical practices. We, Indigenous youth recognize the need for lasting and universally respected agreements regarding our lands and lives. We, Indigenous youth recognize the involvement of Indigenous people is essential in the negotiation process. We, Indigenous youth recognize Indigenous peoples reserve the right to decide whether or not we will negotiate. Indigenous youth demand the annulment of treaties and other forms of land rights agreements negotiated in ambiguity.