Our Origin Facebook ad: “On October 17, Indigenous elders from across the world…”

Running for 16 days since September 21, 2026. Crush last saw it on October 7, 2026.
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About this ad
- Meta Ad Library ID
- 1104698761954029
- Platforms
- Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, WhatsApp and Threads
- Relaunches
- 0
- EU reach
- 20,578
Ad text
On October 17, Indigenous elders lead the world in a prayer for Mother Earth, uniting millions for planetary healing. Your presence reminds us that regeneration is not a new idea, but an ancient way of living in right relationship with the Earth, with each other, and with future generations. ORIGIN is a global social movement uniting millions of people across every culture, community, and continent. From living rooms to city parks, we invite everyday people to become active participants in a new story for humanity, one rooted in shared purpose, collective care, and the belief that ordinary actions, taken together, can shift the course of our world. This October 17th: - join the global broadcast - attend a local gathering in your area - or attend the flagship event at the Cradle of Humankind Be part of the movement at https://ourorigin.earth Indigenous leaders and contributors to the prayer: Chief Arvol Looking Horse (Lakota Nation, USA) Yalmay Yunupiŋu (Yolŋu Country, Australia) Uncle Paul Jrumpinjinbah Mcleod (Yuin Country, Australia) Grandma Rita Tupe (Māori, Aotearoa) Grandma Veda Allen (Māori, Aotearoa) Ouma Katrina Esau (San People, South Africa) Rra Pharologanyo Easter Tlatsana (Barolong Nation, South Africa) Pajé Maná Shanenawá (Shanenawá People, Brazil) Jero Nyoman Sutarmi (Sembiran, Bali) Àdhamh Ó Broin (Na Gàidheil, Scotland) Mamo Casimiro (Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia) Martina Mamani (Q’ero Nation, Peru) Akis’a Redsoldier (Dakota Nation, USA) Lourdes Monrroy (San Pedro de Casta, Peru) Leticia Torre Suares (Arhuaco People, Colombia) Pajé Álvaro (Yepá-Mahsã People, Brazil) Larry Gurruwiwi (Yolŋu Country, Australia) Merrkiyawuy Ganambarr-Stubbs (Yolŋu Country, Australia) Kike Pinto (San Pedro de Casta, Peru) Wakinyan Ska Wi-Melaine Stoneman (Lakota Nation, USA) Yvonne Wynde (Dakota Nation, USA) Margaret Roscelli (Dakota Nation, USA) Taiha Hato Moetu (Māori, Aotearoa) Sey Nawiyekūn (Arhuaco People, Colombia) Mano Thomas (Arhuaco People, Colombia) Samuani Shanenawá (Shanenawá People, Brazil) Larissa Shanenawá (Shanenawá People, Brazil) Shuayne Shanenawá (Shanenawá People, Brazil) Matsiani Shanenawá (Shanenawá People, Brazil) Ni Luh Intan Cahaya Dewi (Sembiran, Bali) Nyomon Sutarmi (Sembiran, Bali) Kebut Rapet Arsana (Sembiran, Bali) Kadek Suartawan (Sembiran, Bali) Kadek Sri Devi Adnyani (Sembiran, Bali) Jero Mangku Puseh (Sembiran, Bali) Eilionoir Anna Nicdhomhnaill (Na Gàidheil, Scotland) Ben Red-Howells (Na Gàidheil, Scotland) Karis Yves Knight (Na Gàidheil, Scotland) N|aungkusi Snyman (San People, South Africa) Tilly Wurramarrba (Yolŋu Country, Australia)
Where the ad sends people
ourorigin.earth
On October 17, Indigenous elders from across the world join together in a prayer for Mother Earth, uniting millions for planetary healing.
Learn more: ourorigin.earth(opens in a new tab)







