Hosted by Teddy Manywounds, G4 Justice · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes
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The We Are Here Podcast, G4 Justice, bring conversations on justice, experience, and wisdom from the First Nations people of the Tsuut'ina and Stoney Nakoda . Treaty rights, First Nations justice, ideas, and knowledge will all be explored through conversations with the First People of these lands... We Are Here!
Teddy Manywounds, G4 Justice hosts WE ARE HERE, a society show with 17 episodes published.
Send us a text Teddy Manywounds returns with season two of the We Are Here podcast, reflecting on five years of work with First Nations communities and introducing a new focus on elder wisdom from the Tsuut'ina and Stone
Send us a text Ellery Starlight discusses the history of warriors and their importance of warriorship in our current time. How do we foster community initiatives that can lead to greater support for those that considered
Send us a text Elder Vera Marie Crowchild shares with us some history of the Tsuut'ina people, including how important traditions, language, and ways of being are and how they have changed the Tsuut'ina people today. Eld
Send us a text Stoney Nakoda Nation (Mini Thni) Council Woman Krista Hunter discusses the importance of cultural pride, traditional practices, and how reconnecting with First Nations culture can provide a sense of belong
Send us a text Elders Micheal and Violet Meguinis explore celebrations and how they have changed over the decades. How do we continue to weave our traditional ways of celebrating in this current day? What is the role tha
Send us a text Elder Valentina Fox shares what it means to be educated and why education is so important to this current generation. Elder Valentina Fox explains how traditional education contributes to the development o
Send us a text Elder Jackie Lefthand of the Stoney Nakoda Nation (Mini Thni) shares the role of Two Spirited Peoples and their historical roles within their communities. They share the challenges, stereotypes, and the cu
Send us a text Elder Aroha Crowchild of the Tsuut’ina Nation discusses from her international perspective, natural laws from her Māori- Aotearoa lens. Elder Crowchild moved to the Tsuut’ina Nation in the mid-70’s and wal
Send us a text Elder Regena Crowchild of the Tsuut’ina Nation shares her decades of immense knowledge on Treaties that First Nations entered into with the Crown. Elder Crowchild shares the Spirit and Intent of Treaties f
Send us a text Elder Peter Manywounds shares his knowledge on the history of the Tsuut’ina perspective on technology and data sovereignty and the role it played in making the Tsuut’ina Nation a progressive First Nation s
Send us a text Elder Alice Kaquitts of the Stoney Nakoda Peoples (Mini Thni) shares the role of the Matriarchy and the reclamation of the spirit of womanhood in First Nation communities. Elder Kaquitts shares the history
Send us a text The Separation Story: The story of how the Tsuut'ina people came to lands which we now call home. Teddy Manywounds sits down with William BigPlume, Director of Legislative Procedures and Technical Services
Send us a text Muriel Manywounds is a Citizen of the Tsuut’ina Nation, and one of our senior elders,she is currently in her 90s, but I won’t tell you her exact age. Muriel Grew up on Saddle Lake reservation in Northern A
Send us a text Jeanne Crowchild is the current Director for the Treaty Initiatives, Jeanne has hold extensive knowledge about Treaty, specifically Treaty 7. Please join us in a conversation about what Treaties are, what
In part two on our conversation with Alison Heavenfire we discuss the current Draft Constitution of Tsuut’ina Nation, as well as the declarations within the Constitution and why they are important aspects of the Document
In part two of our conversation with Steven Crowchild we continue our discussion on language, but in this episode we focus on the English Language and how that has been a barrier to understanding for First Nations People
Alison Heavenfire is a citizen on Tsuut’ina Nation and the currency Director for the Lands and Economic Resources Development program on Tsuut’ina Nation otherwise known as LERD. Before holding her current position Aliso
Please join me in a two part conversation with Councilor Steven Crowchild. Steven is a citizen of Tsuut'ina Nation, and is currently serving on his first time as a leader on the Tsuut'ina Nation. Before holding
Send us a text In part two of our conversation, we learn from Britney what it means to her to be a Tsuut’ina Woman. We learn about the challenges she has faced while living in the world as a First Nations Woman. She also
Cree BigPlume is a 30 year old Citizen of Tsuut’ina Nation who is currently a Technical Writer for the Legislative Procedures Technical Services on the Tsuut’ina Nation. Cree is a passionate and intelligent woman who has
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