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Peace Nations Global Summit 2026

Theme: Unification & Strategic Action Plan.

Location

Remote & Grain Valley, Missouri

Theme

Agreements, Trade & Trusts for Future Generations

Five goals

  1. A shared vision

    Establish a shared vision for international peace, led by Indigenous governance.

  2. An action plan

    Develop a formal action plan to begin agreements on food, land and treaties under international law.

  3. Economic cooperation

    Expand economic cooperation through traditional and modern trade networks, nation to nation.

  4. A land trust alliance

    Create a long-term alliance of Indigenous land trusts, so land is secured through them.

  5. A declaration of unity

    Introduce a declaration of unity for global advocacy.

Who takes a seat

Five groups share one circle.

  • Nation leaders, family and youth
  • Peace elders and ceremonial leaders
  • Indigenous economic councils
  • Legal and treaty advisors
  • Youth delegates and cultural liaisons

How the summit runs

  1. Opening ceremony

    Sacred fire lighting, land acknowledgment and ancestral blessing.

  2. Sessions

    Land, trade, governance, treaties and spirituality.

  3. Council circles

    Dialogue-based problem-solving in smaller groups.

  4. Treaty table

    Working sessions for drafting new declarations or MOUs.

  5. Convention agreements signing

    The convention agreements are signed.

  6. Closing ceremony

    A commitment ceremony, a statement of unity and prayer.

Ceremony opens and closes the work.

Questions

  • Nation leaders, family and youth; peace elders and ceremonial leaders; Indigenous economic councils; legal and treaty advisors; and youth delegates and cultural liaisons. Register to attend and become a member of the Peace Nations Community.

  • The summit is remote and in Grain Valley, Missouri. No dates have been published yet. For questions, call the General Council on (+52) 928-300-8740.

  • Council circles are dialogue-based problem-solving in smaller groups. The treaty table is a set of working sessions for drafting new declarations or MOUs.

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