Four Winds Foundation, Who we are, Multicultural.

...Dedicated to the preservation of Indigenous Cultures.

...From the 4 Winds They are Coming...Walking Shoulder to Shoulder..

We Are "Jinta Jungu"

Jinta Jungu is from the language of the Australian Warlpiri, it means:

"Together As One" or "One As A Whole."

Four Winds Foundation is an International non-profit multicultural organization, dedicated to the preservation of Indigenous cultures, cultural diversity and practices for the preservation of our planet and the human race.

Our organization was formed in 1987 in Australia, and now comprises networks and communities around the world.

Our formal organizational structure and Indigenous Global Networks are totally reliant on and informed by traditional Elders of communities globally.

The Vision of the Four Winds is to create opportunities for Multicultural and Indigenous Peoples' and a path to the future whose core operations restore respect, dignity and justice for all our peoples', and the lands we walk upon.

All Cultures have spoken of this time, when the children of all nations will again awaken to the spirit of all life carrying with them a renewed sense of compassion, humility, integrity and recognize once more our relatedness to all life and the unity of our hearts - once again restoring honour to all our Ancestors who have walked before us.

It is in this recognition that we will achieve our goals and provide a sustainable "Culture of the Future" for all nations.

The Mission and work of the Four Winds Foundation is to provide information and guidance to communities Internationally for the development and building of Cultural and Environmental Awareness Programs.

OUR GOALS
* To create a Global network of cultural centres based on traditional cultural respect.
* To establish ongoing cultural exchange programs between all nations for Elders, Youth and Children.
* To maintain the traditions and wisdom of Indigenous and multicultural peoples through the comprehensive recording and documentation of their cultures. Past and present.
* To develop and host ongoing programs of significant cultural events.
*To build awareness of the relationship between Indigenous peoples and the world’s environment.
* To support the world’s Indigenous and Multicultural people in their struggle for self preservation and determination.