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How to Maintain the Oldest Democracy in the World | Michelle Schenandoah

How to Maintain the Oldest Democracy in the World | Michelle Schenandoah

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In this episode of What If Instead?, Michelle Schenandoah, founder of the nonprofit Rematriation, joins Alejandro and Mim for a conversation about Haudenosaunee democracy, Indigenous matrilineal wisdom, and the possibilities for reimagining leadership and governance.Michelle shares the principles of peace at the heart of Haudenosaunee democracy, a representative-based system that has sustained communities for over 1,000 years. She explores the importance of women's authority and insights within this tradition and how Indigenous knowledge can offer valuable perspectives on the challenges facing democratic systems today.The conversation invites us to reconsider how power is distributed, whose perspectives shape our institutions, and what we can learn from traditions that place peace, collective well-being, and women's leadership at the center of decision-making.Listen in to discover how Indigenous matrilineal wisdom can help us imagine more inclusive and balanced systems of leadership, and why looking to enduring traditions may offer new possibilities for the future of democracy.In this episode, we explore:The Haudenosaunee and the history of one of the world’s oldest continuing representative-based democraciesThe principles of peace at the heart of Haudenosaunee democracyMichelle Schenandoah’s work as founder of the nonprofit RematriationThe role of women’s authority and insights in Haudenosaunee governanceHow Indigenous matrilineal wisdom offers a blueprint for rebalancing powerWhat contemporary leaders and organizations can learn from Indigenous approaches to governanceHow collective wisdom, shared responsibility, and peace can shape more inclusive systemsWhat it means to rethink democracy by asking whose voices are heard and valuedConnect with the Podcast Co-Hosts:Alejandro Juárez Crawford: LinkedInMim Plavin-Masterman: LinkedInConnect with Michelle Schenandoah, Founder, Rematriation:Michelle Schenandoah: LinkedInRematriated Voices: https://www.rematriatedvoices.org/Rematriation: https://www.rematriation.org/Ms. Magazine article in the Feminist250 series, “Haudenosaunee Governance: The Matrilineal Democracy That Shaped America” - https://msmagazine.com/2026/03/05/haudenosaunee-government-matrilineal-democracy-america-constitution-native-women/Cultural Survival article, “We’re Not Feminists, We’re the Law” - https://www.culturalsurvival.org/publications/cultural-survival-quarterly/were-not-feminists-were-law___________What if Instead? is produced with generous support from:The Democratizing Innovation InstituteEver look around you and ask what if instead things worked differently?The institute takes what we used to think only innovators and entrepreneurs did, and makes it normal. We're on a mission to provide the tools, the space, and the connections to ask the question in practice—by taking part in an experiment in how things could work.Social Impact Lab BRACULearn More About:One Size Fits None: Time for an Entrepreneurial RevolutionOne Size Fits None: Time for an Entrepreneurial Revolution on SpotifyOne Size Fits None: Time for an Entrepreneurial Revolution on Audible More From What If Instead? Diseconomies of Scale | Michael ShumanMentorship & Collaboration: The Alignment That Changes The World | Evelina Van Mensel and Martin NedevTalking To People Who Think Like Us Has Made Us Stagnant | Trevor Vaughn and Hunter BuffingtonA System for Unexpected Connections | David GarrisonWhy Building Communities with Fire-Resilient Standards is a Game Changer | Alister WattSPECIAL EPISODE: One Size Fits None Time for an Entrepreneurial Revolution is available on AudiobookChanging the World of Non-Fiction | Ramona Liberoff Why an Experimental Mindset Matters in Leadership and Innovation
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