Ka’nahsohon Kevin Deer is from Kahnawake Mohawk Territory.  For the last 30 years he is involved in Mohawk Language retention and revitalization.  He is also a Faithkeeper at the Mohawk Trail Longhouse which involves knowing sacred songs, dances and rituals. He enjoys discussing and presenting the Iroquoian world views, history and philosophy. He was involved in the Kahnawake Police Commission from 2005 to 2015.  In 1990 he was involved in the Oka Crisis using the power of peace to try to resolve that conflict.  In May 1990 he participated in a ceremony calling for the return of the Peacemaker in Tyendineaga, Ontario.  In 1994 he assisted in the establishment of the new Mohawk community at Kanatsiohareke, New York.  In 2003 he was part of a planning committee of the historic event that involved horses coming across the land from British Columbia to Six Nations to help wipe the tears of the 7 generations and heal the Earth. In September 2015 he was deeply involved in the Bretton Woods IV convocation, performing a ceremony to help all participants who gathered to see, hear, and speak more clearly about matters of global financial concern from a Native, First Nation’s perspective. In February 2016, he made a presentation on Native spirituality at the United Nations World Interfaith Harmony Week in New York. In August 2016 he did a welcoming and healing ceremony for the World Forum on Theology and Liberation in Montreal.  In November 2016 he traveled to Standing Rock to meet with spiritual leaders and elders.