Events & Meetings

Men’s Brotherhood Program | Xi-Amaru Republic

A gathering for male citizens of the nation focused on leadership, accountability, discipline and brotherhood, facilitated by James A. Fears II, CEO of XiAmaru Shield.

Attendance, links and recordings are for verified citizens and nationals and are shared through the Citizen Dashboard.

Orientation Program: Introduction to the Xi-Amaru Republic

An orientation for people new to the nation: who the Xi-Amaru Republic is and why it was established, its governance and administrative authority, self-determination, the difference between national and citizen status, and the citizenship procedure.

Community Health Forum

A community health forum for citizens, led by an authorized naturopathic doctor, on physical health, nutrition and preventative care.

Attendance, links and recordings are for verified citizens and nationals and are shared through the Citizen Dashboard.

Official Tribal Government Meeting – January 30

An official tribal government meeting for verified citizens and nationals on recent federal tax developments, what they mean for the nation's people, administrative procedures under development, and how citizens and nationals differ.

Attendance, links and recordings are for verified citizens and nationals and are shared through the Citizen Dashboard.

Tribal Meeting: November 2025

An official virtual tribal meeting for verified citizens and nationals, with direct updates from leadership on government services and national developments.

Attendance, links and recordings are for verified citizens and nationals and are shared through the Citizen Dashboard.

Level 1 Doula: Birth Education Class

A two-day Level 1 doula birth education and certification class in Memphis, offered in person and online, for those called to serve Indigenous mothers.

Grand Opening: AMJ Walk-In Tribal Office, Memphis

The ribbon cutting for the first walk-in tribal office of the Aboriginal Ministry of Justice, at 1840 Pyramid Place, Suite 429, Memphis, Tennessee. Tribal members traveled from several states. It is the first location where members can receive tribal documents in person on the same day.

Xi-Amaru Republic: June Meeting 2

A private follow-up session for nationals and citizens covering planning for the walk-in office grand opening, a flag licensing opportunity for tribal entrepreneurs, and the upcoming doula certification training.

Attendance, links and recordings are for verified citizens and nationals and are shared through the Citizen Dashboard.

Monthly Virtual Introduction to the Xi-Amaru Republic: Learn, Engage, and Connect

A virtual introduction to the Xi-Amaru Republic, its vision, government structure, citizenship and ways to participate. Tribal meetings paused for December and resumed in January 2025.

Meeting 2: Xi-Amaru Republic Six-Month Strategic Plan and Upcoming Census

The second November 2024 tribal meeting, setting out the nation's plans for the following six months, its key projects, and the purpose of the upcoming census and how to take part.

Attendance, links and recordings are for verified citizens and nationals and are shared through the Citizen Dashboard.

Explore Your Indigenous Roots – (Detroit)

An educational event in Detroit, held with the Community Treehouse Center, on Indigenous rights and the Xi-Amaru Republic's government structure, its work toward cultural restoration, and open dialogue with community members.

Monthly Virtual Introduction to the Xi-Amaru Republic: Learn, Engage, and Connect

A virtual introduction to the Xi-Amaru Republic for people who want to understand its vision, government structure, citizenship and ways to take part.

Meeting 1: Xi-Amaru Republic Updates, Taxation Overview, and Career Opportunities

The first of two November 2024 tribal meetings, with updates on the nation's development, changes to its contribution policies, career opportunities within the Republic, and an open question-and-answer session.

Attendance, links and recordings are for verified citizens and nationals and are shared through the Citizen Dashboard.

Tribal Meeting 1 — Xi-Amaru Republic (November 8, 2024)

A tribal meeting with a report from Chief Nnakina Xi-Amaru Fears on national infrastructure and housing projects, a proposed reservation site in North Carolina, plans for two new offices, a tiered contribution model for community growth, and upcoming employment opportunities.

Tribal Meeting — Xi-Amaru Republic, March 2024

A tribal meeting covering the move of primary operations to Georgia, plans to sign the Constitution in person, the documentation and census sequence, contribution tiers, hiring, and how the first officials would be appointed. The Constitution was later signed on April 28, 2024 in Rome, Georgia.

Attendance, links and recordings are for verified citizens and nationals and are shared through the Citizen Dashboard.

Uncharted Territory: Jurisdiction, Taxation, and a Constitution Reopened

A tribal meeting on overlapping jurisdiction, where U.S. and Indigenous jurisdiction both apply to the same person, building on the earlier finance discussion and revisiting the Constitution ratified that May.

Attendance, links and recordings are for verified citizens and nationals and are shared through the Citizen Dashboard.

How Should a Nation Tax Itself? The Xi-Amaru Republic Opens the Question

A tribal meeting opening the question of how the nation should finance itself: how often contributions should be collected, and whether they should be a flat amount or a percentage. The session gathered options; no decision was taken.

Attendance, links and recordings are for verified citizens and nationals and are shared through the Citizen Dashboard.

Restoring Power to the Family: The Xi-Amaru Republic’s Clan and Tribe System

A tribal meeting presenting a proposal to restore power to the family by organizing the nation's jurisdictions around clan and tribe kinship rather than geography.

Attendance, links and recordings are for verified citizens and nationals and are shared through the Citizen Dashboard.

Ratified: The Xi-Amaru Republic Adopts Its Constitution

The tribal meeting at which the completed Constitution of the Xi-Amaru Republic was read aloud to the nation and put to a vote of attending nationals.

Attendance, links and recordings are for verified citizens and nationals and are shared through the Citizen Dashboard.

Politics Is Not Optional: The Xi-Amaru Republic’s Case for Showing Up

A tribal meeting announcing that the Constitution's final draft was complete and would be read to the nation, with a reminder that members who attend and vote are the ones who decide.

Attendance, links and recordings are for verified citizens and nationals and are shared through the Citizen Dashboard.

Five Volunteers and a Deadline: The Xi-Amaru Republic’s Constitution Push

A tribal meeting reporting on the Constitution drafting effort and inviting more volunteers to join the drafting group, along with a call for members to take part in Indigenous spaces beyond their own nation.

Attendance, links and recordings are for verified citizens and nationals and are shared through the Citizen Dashboard.

Constitution First: Why the Xi-Amaru Republic Paused Its Ad Hoc Committee

A tribal meeting at which the nation decided to put its Constitution first, pausing the ad hoc committee process and returning voting power to the people until the Constitution was finished.

Attendance, links and recordings are for verified citizens and nationals and are shared through the Citizen Dashboard.

Building a Nation from the Ground Up: Inside the Xi-Amaru Republic’s 2023 Development Plan

A tribal meeting setting out the nation's 2023 development plan: how a young republic organizes itself, the government departments it proposed, a roadmap for the year, an election timeline, and the real cost of building a nation.

Attendance, links and recordings are for verified citizens and nationals and are shared through the Citizen Dashboard.

Public Meeting — Aboriginals of America: Rights as Indigenous People

A public meeting, open to members and non-members, on the rights of Aboriginal peoples of America. Topics included what human rights are, the obligations international human rights law places on governments, why knowing your rights is not the same as exercising them, and why Indigenous rights are exercised as a people rather than as isolated individuals.

Xi-Amaru Republic Independence Day — Declaration of Independence Signing

The founding day of the Xi-Amaru Republic. On December 17, 2022, the Republic signed its Declaration of Independence, establishing its own government, accountable to the Aboriginal people of the Americas. The date is observed each year as Independence Day.

Tribal Meeting — The NEXT Move: Declaring Independence

The assembly at which the Aboriginal Ministry of Justice proposed declaring independence and founding a new nation. It covered how nation-states are formed, the UNDRIP articles on Indigenous self-determination, and the concrete steps required: a date, a name, a Declaration of Independence and a Constitution. Those steps were carried out, and the Xi-Amaru Republic was established on December 17, 2022.

Attendance, links and recordings are for verified citizens and nationals and are shared through the Citizen Dashboard.