Orientation Program: Introduction to the Xi-Amaru Republic
Orientation Program: Introduction to the Xi-Amaru Republic
Second Tuesday of Every Month
The Aboriginal Ministry of Justice, on behalf of the Xi-Amaru Republic, hosts the Orientation Program: Introduction to the Xi-Amaru Republic on the second Tuesday of every month.
This recurring orientation is designed to provide individuals who are new to the nation with a clear, structured understanding of the Xi-Amaru Republic’s identity, governance, jurisdiction, and participation process.
The program supports informed transition, responsible participation, and clarity regarding rights, expectations, and next steps within the Xi-Amaru jurisdiction.
What the Orientation Covers
Topics typically include:
Who the Xi-Amaru Republic is and why it was established
Governance structure and administrative authority
Indigenous self-determination and internal governance rights
National vs. citizen status and timelines
Citizenship procedures and documentation
Participation rights and limitations
Expectations after orientation
The content is informational, educational, and procedural in nature.
Supporting a Proper Transition
The Orientation Program reflects the Xi-Amaru Republic’s commitment to clarity, lawful administration, and responsible nation-building. Attendance ensures participants understand how to move forward accurately, respectfully, and in alignment with national procedures.
Eligible individuals are encouraged to RSVP and attend the next scheduled orientation.
For upcoming dates and RSVP instructions, please visit the events section of the website.
Who May Attend
Attendance is open to individuals who fall into any of the following categories:
Individuals who have started the tribal screening process
Individuals who have completed tribal screening
Verified Citizens of the Xi-Amaru Republic
All participants must have:
A valid case number or member ID (if applicable to their stage)
RSVP approval prior to the session
This orientation is designed to support individuals at multiple stages of transition, from early screening through full citizenship, by providing clear guidance on governance, procedures, and next steps.
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Event Details
Host: Aboriginal Ministry of Justice
Facilitator: Alberto Guerrero
Format: Virtual (Google Meet)
Recording: Yes (official government record)
Entry Policy: 15-minute grace period after start time
Conduct Expectations
This is an official government session.
Participants must:
- Remain respectful
- Avoid interruptions
- Refrain from personal case discussions
- Avoid legal debates or political arguments
- Follow moderator instructions
Questions will be addressed during the designated Q&A portion.
ACCESS TO MEETING SENT DAY OF MEETING | Date: Second Tuesday of the Month | Format: Virtual (Google Meet) | Administration: Aboriginal Ministry of Justice | Recording: Yes – official national record | RSVP: Required | Verification: Required | Camera Requirement: ON
