FOUNDATION FOR INDIGENOUS AMERICANS OF ANASAZI HERITAGE

What is the Foundation for Indigenous Americans of Anasazi Heritage?

The Foundation for Indigenous Americans of Anasazi Heritage (FIAAH) is an indigenous, non-profit, non-governmental organization established in November 2002 by the Anasazi Covenant Council to represent Anasazi American people, ethnically classified as American Indians, racially identified as black Americans with a voice for reclaiming their fundamental human rights for being recognized as a viable race of people in their homeland.

 FIAAH advocates nationally and internationally for the original American heritage descendants belonging to America to be recognized for their humanity with human dignity to actual ethnic identity and heritage, human rights, Indigenous rights, and representation as part of the Indigenous World community. FIAAH is not representing a Nation or tribe.

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 Philosophy

"How Can We Serve: Healing the Anasazi People, Family Bloodlines, community and

Ultimately Our Heritage"

 
Mission

The Foundation for Indigenous Americans of Anasazi Heritage is an interfaith organization that outreaches and provides information and education to Anasazi descendants( Black Americans) about their factual ancestral heritage, ethnic identity, history and culture, and viable sustainable technology. In addition, FIAAH promotes and supports returning to the use of ancestral consciousness to empower Indigenous North American people (identified as Black Americans) to overcome the endless persecution from discriminatory practices used for capitalization against them.

The Foundation for Indigenous Americans of Anasazi Heritage (FIAAH) is dedicated to:

· The preservation of the cultural heritage practices and viable sustainability of the ancestral American Indian culture, belonging to Anasazi descendants referred to as black Americans: and

· Re-claiming the original race identity for ethnic origins belonging to Anasazi/Negro American people, as the Indigenous North American people, and advocating against the destruction of their natural environment  to  sustain indigenous Americans in America from extinction.

· Establishing institutions to support the humanity of the indigenous American people.

Stop the United States promotion and education of a completely inaccurate ethnic heritage identity to  the current descendants of American Indians as African Americans belonging to an enslaved immigrant collective of  people from West Africa,

Purpose

FIAAH advocates for the enforcement of the International Treaties declared and ratified by United States through the United Nations Geneva Convention, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, and the mandates for Crimes Against Humanity sanctioned by the International Criminal Court.

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Organizational Management

 FIAAH is the administrative management organ for the Anasazi Covenant Council and the Constitutional Council. FIAAH also operates the following departments: Indigenous Heritage Registration, Land Trust Management, and Indigenous Education in Human rights, indigenous rights, Indigenous Heritage , history, culture, sustainable enviorment development .

FOUNDATION SERVICES

FIAAH is working nationally through conducting community mobilization activities throughout the United States. Specifically, FIAAH conducts outreach, education and advocacy activities through the following programs:

PROGRAM & ACTIVITIES

We promote the principles of sharing viable knowledge for viable solutions for a better future. We believe that this can only be achieved through -educating  Indigenous Black American people about their ancestral race legacy, humanity and through re-establishing our indigenous ancestral structural systems that created the foundation for sustaining our people for generations.

 Human Rights: Geneva Project-American Heritage Registry

·  The Geneva Project is a American Heritage registry, the registry is a data bank to document black Americans heritage claims to ethnic identity for individual and family recognition as belonging to the indigenous American collective of people still living in America. The heritage claim will ensure eligibility for people to receive protection from international laws and mandates ratified by the United Nations.

· The American Heritage Claim is a life claim for belonging to Anasazi/ American Indian/ Negro Heritage as ethnic identity documentation for American Indian recognition as Indigenous Americans for Black Americans to reclaim their birth inheritance eligibility to fundamental human rights which was transferred without consent to the United States thru the documentation of the birth certificate by the United States.

Economic Development

Quantum Leap S.L.C. Publications including Publishing, Distributorships and Business Opportunities .Currently publishes “The Black American handbook for survival thru the 21^st Century vol. 1..BAH is the first of many books to educate Black Americans on their ancestral heritage in America, genealogy and world contributions thru millions of years and vast civilizations. This book is the only book on the market today that documents and explains what actually happened to the ethnic heritage of the American Indians , and how they became classified as a vanished race and their descendants became identified as Negro’s

· Sustainable Living Community Project - provides education on land trusts for indigenous people , sustainable skill development and training for creating sustainable living communities throughout North America. Wilderness Training Program.

Education Programs

The information FIAAH offers starts to increase the awareness needed to release the false and negative conditioning indoctrinated into the Black American psyche by the society at large.

FIAAH sponsors several educational programs including: The Black American Survival for the 21st Century Educational Series/Skills Development, these wonderful lectures focus on correcting the distorted perceptions with facts concerning Ethnic Identity, and ancestral persecution and reveal the crimes against humanity being performed against Black American people today. The educational presentations addresses the issues behind the Black American holocaust and examine the lessons learned from the mistakes of the past.

 Lectures include: The Hidden ancestral Identity of the American Negro., Understanding Slavery, Why is it a matter of Color, Introduction of Human Rights, , Children's Book for Heritage Lecture Program.

Health/Consciousness:

· Quantum Leap Spiritual Life Center- provides cultural education about the moral. Ethics, and values followed by Black American Ancestors used to maintain a conscious resolve to maintain the collective viability of the race for million of years: Seminars and Workshops. Heritage-Covenant of Life Seminar, Seminars for Soulful Living

· The School of Ancient Wisdom & Healing Arts- is a school for interfaith ministry and healing instruction for people who are ready to step forward and utilize the power of cosmic law and conscious awareness as their tools to actualize their life’s purpose through being of service to their people and planet.

· Sacred Journey Healing of the Heart Ceremonial Retreats- re-introduces Black American people to their indigenous belonging to America through ceremonial mountain retreats, where a Black American person can experience their ancestral sacred ceremonial practices used for inner awakening, emotional cleansing and grounding of the heart.

·  Profits are used for the establishment of ancestral systems which originally created the foundation for sustaining our people for generations. We welcome all Black American people who want to return to their ancestral heritage and live in real freedom. For information on programs and speaking engagements call 1-877-571-9788 and/or visit www.blackamericanhandbook.com or www.fiaah.org

· All Black Americans possesses the power, tools an resources necessary to empower themselves to be change agents towards changing the condition of life we struggle through today.