The principal organs of the United Ancient Indigenous Enlightened Nations are the UAN General Assembly, the UAN Security Council, the UAN Economic and Social Council, the UAN Trusteeship Council, the UAN International Court of Justice, and the UAN Secretariat, each one guided by ancestral wisdom and the sacred principles of Indigenous governance that have sustained communities for millennia.
UAN Flag and Emblem
UAN Emblem
The flag of the United Ancient Nations, and the emblem of the United Ancient Nations (which is part of the UAN flag design) have become symbols of the Organization as it carries out its work. Rooted in ancient indigenous symbolism that honors the sacred connection between all life and Mother Earth, the emblem and the flag on which it rests are also aspirational symbols for Indigenous peoples all over the world, for they speak to their ancestral wisdom, cultural sovereignty, and dreams of global recognition and unity.
UAN Flag
They represent the profound interconnectedness of Indigenous nations across all continents—African, Andean, American, European, Caribbean, Oceanic, and Asian regions—unified through shared reverence for the Earth and commitment to sustainable stewardship. These symbols embody the six pillars of global enlightenment that guide UAN’s mission: cognitive wisdom cultivation, emotional heart-centered transformation, social community harmony, environmental planetary stewardship, moral ethical living, and spiritual inner awakening.
The flag and emblem of the UAN have the practical effect of identifying the Organization in areas of environmental crisis, cultural preservation efforts, and collaborative initiatives, serving as a beacon of indigenous authority and ancestral guidance to any and all parties concerned. As representatives of over 300 million Indigenous peoples from 5000+ nations worldwide, these symbols carry the weight of millennia-old wisdom and the promise of sustainable solutions for humanity’s shared future.