IndigeNet: A Digital Communication Backbone for the Union Across the Americas

A primary focus of the Union of the Condor, Hummingbird, Quetzal, and the Eagle in 2023-2024 is building the Union on a Digital Communication Backbone across the Americas.

This development is being facilitated by the Four Worlds Foundation-Panama. This falls under a global technological umbrella initiative we have entitled IndigeNet.

The IndigeNet and its related programs and services will be promoted and implemented through two channels of distribution, one centered on Indigenous cultural media (e.g., films, music, fine arts, documentaries, and journalism).

The second is based on creating an international decentralized digital network utilizing emerging technologies and open-source systems to propel 21st Century social, educational, cooperation, and unification.

The Indigenous participants and others who choose to join this network will be able to unify and preserve their individual and collective cultural legacies, sharing knowledge and mutually beneficial prosperity and economic gain at a lower distributed cost.

The primary objective for implementing these tools is to accomplish what we call “The Digital Fourth Way” – a way to preserve, promote and leave a lasting legacy for the world and future generations of Indigenous culture, wisdom, and spiritual values.

It is imperative that we establish this type of technological infrastructure to promote the goals and purposes of the Union, ensure individual and community sovereignty, and promote our unifying and peacemaking efforts.

The concept of a modern international technological framework for the specific benefit of sovereign Indigenous peoples has been under formation for more than a decade. Fortunately, IT tools are now readily available to make this a reality. Four Worlds Panama and its FWGII partners have registered and purchased the most prominent online domains and will trademark IndigeNet. However, the main hub domain we have chosen is indigenet.io.

The technological design involves the integrated use of Advanced Open-source Operating Systems:

Cloud Storage,

Cryptography,

Containerized Computing,

Distributed Ledger Technology,

Data Mining,

and Sovereign ID Management Systems.

Decentralized IndigeNet nodes will formulate their own Cloud and terrestrial-level solutions by developing a hybrid Web 3.0 stack of micro-services and downloadable Dapps.

Circular orange emblem with black silhouettes of a condor, an eagle, a quetzal and two hummingbirds, bordered by the words "Union" and "Condor, Hummingbird, Quetzal and Eagle."