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Equity of the Human Spirit

Native Americans Hold a Key

In a historic move toward global climate resilience and human-centered technological evolution, Open Plugory Network proudly announces the addition of Native American Tribal Colleges & Universities (NATCU) to Project Tera Watts—a United Nations global climate action risk mitigation strategy supported by knowledge equity and workforce development at American HBCUs and NATUs. With the strong foundation already built by America’s Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCUs) and Native American Tribal Universities (NATUs), this strategic addition provides an exciting opportunity to integrate indigenous wisdom with cutting-edge AI and quantum technologies.

The Key: Indigenous Wisdom as a Pillar of Human Equity

The Hohokam Tribe built well engineered multiple story community housing and sophisticated water canals in Arizona that suggest a high level comprehension of agriculture, engineering and tiered workforce management.

The inclusion of NATCUs is not symbolic. It is essential. The undisputed historical evidence is clear: Native American tribes have long demonstrated an unparalleled ability to harmonize human life with the natural world. Their deep spiritual intelligence fosters an ecological equilibrium that Western scientific frameworks are only now beginning to grasp.

Consider:

These are not isolated phenomena. Studies at Northwest Indian College, Diné College, and Salish Kootenai College confirm that Native American traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) often predicted climate disruptions long before modern meteorology recognized them.

The Science: AI, Spiritual Intelligence & Climate Solutions

With global artificial intelligence accelerating, the ability to engineer human-AI collaboration must go beyond logic-driven computation. Research from:

… confirms that spiritual intelligence plays a critical role in human decision- making, particularly in addressing cognitive dissonance among leaders reluctant to acknowledge the economic, public health, and safety benefits of addressing critical environmental issues.

Qwin™: AI That Understands Indigenous Spiritual Intelligence

Enerjuice created the Qwin™ (a quantum-secure human AI twin) to systematically explore, document, and apply Native American spiritual intelligence to global environmental challenges. By integrating Qwin technology with the wisdom archives of NATCUs, we aim to:

A Critical Time for Community Resilience

As we launch this initiative, we cannot ignore the concerning impact of recent Trump Administration executive orders, government layoffs, and public program cuts. These actions have created a rising tide of anxiety, uncertainty, and despair across vulnerable communities. Mental health professionals report increasing rates of depression and stress-related disorders as safety nets disappear and environmental protections are dismantled.

Our communities are experiencing not just practical hardships but profound existential distress as critical climate research and environmental justice programs face elimination. At this pivotal moment, the indigenous wisdom of harmonious existence and community resilience becomes not just valuable but essential for collective healing and sustainable progress.

A New Era for Climate Action & AI Ethics

By formally bringing Native American Tribal Colleges & Universities into Project Tera Watts, Open Plugory Network is redefining what it means to solve climate issues; not through domination of nature, but through harmony with it.
The future of climate resilience demands a fusion of AI, quantum security, and indigenous wisdom. The evidence is clear: equity of the human spirit isn’t just a philosophical concept. It’s a necessary condition for survival in the AI era.

Our communities are experiencing not just practical hardships but profound existential distress as critical climate research and environmental justice programs face elimination. At this pivotal moment, the indigenous wisdom of harmonious existence and community resilience becomes not just valuable but essential for collective healing and sustainable progress.

How might United Nations engage American NATCUs as an acceleration strategy for global climate action?