Speaking Engagements & Public Education

2008

Join Danny Beaton, Dr. Emoto and Native American Elders through May and June for Walk For The Water…

» Download the Event Flyer
» For details visit WalkForTheWater.org
- Moutain Park – May 10, 2008 12:00pm
  Mothers' Day for Mother Earth
- Stone Mountain – May 17, 2008
  Healing Mother Earth's Sacred Sites Ceremony
- Walk for the Water – May 10 thru June 10, 2008
  Walk to say "thank you", to remember our relationship with the water, and to bring balance back to this relationship. We walk to honour the natural world.
- Concert for the Water – June 4, 2008 10am–10pm
  Mothers' Day for Mother Earth
- Closing Ceremony – June 10, 2008
  with Dr. Emoto and Native American Elders
Walk For The Water was recognized by White County News, Cleveland Georgia, in two articles printed in early June 2008. With permission, the articles are available here:
» Walk For The Water Members Seek Blessing From Helen Ecologist, Elder Philip Greear (June 5)
» Walk for the Water Passes Through Cleveland (June 12)
Workshop Series begins Mon. Jan. 14, 2008
Join Danny Beaton at 6 St. Joseph House for this 4-part Worshop Series: Native Perspectives on Environmental Protection and Spiritual Values. Beginning Monday January 14, Danny will share his insight of 20 years studying with Native elders of North America. His goal is to bring native values and culture to students…
- 4 weeks beginning Monday January 14, 2008
- 4:30pm – 6:30pm weekly
- FREE Admission at 6 St. Joseph Street
- Visit www.6stjoseph.ca for more details

2006

A Native American Perspective on Protecting our Sacred Mother Earth
Native Programs and Services, in cooperation with Native Studies proudly presents Danny Beaton…
Native Environmentalist Speaks At Laurentain University
Darrel introduced Danny Beaton as a Mohawk artist, activist and photographer whose message of returning to and protecting our cultures could not be understated. He advocates that not only Aboriginal people but society as a whole return to spiritual values in order to address the issues of global warming…
We Have To Face The Consequences
Native activist and filmmaker say we are not looking after Earth. We are living in chaos and people have fallen into a conscious sleep…
Earth in crisis, native activist says people have lost sight of fact that we are part of the Earth and must honour it
"It is no mystery that the Earth is in crisis," a Native activist and environmentalists told an audience of aboriginal and earth sciences students during a guest appearance at Brock University earlier this month…