Speaking with Indigenous Peoples about Community, Economic Development & Employment issues.
Mavis Underwood is a teacher, elder, advocate, spiritual leader and community representative from the Peninsula based Tsawout Nation. In this conversation Mavis chats with Ry Moran, Associate University Librarian - Reconciliation at the UVIC Libraries. Thank you Mavis for continuing to work and engage with Regional Stakeholders to help all of our communities. Your ongoing and consistent leadership is irreplaceable.
Nola discusses the resultant triggering & healing processes from the discovery of unmarked gravesites across Canada.
Nola discusses the healing & understanding process from the discovery of unmarked gravesites across Canada.
All Points West with Kathryn Marlow - June 17th Interview with Nola Jeffrey, ED Tsow-Tun Le Lum Society Residential Substance Abuse Center. Nola discusses the Tsow-Tun Le Lum healing centre moving to a new facility in Cowichan.
Tsow Tun Le Lum has created a GoFundMe page (https://gofund.me/e4ac26bb) and we invite each of you to share this link with your family, friends, community and your network. Tsow Tun Le Lum is moving in 2022 to the Cowichan Valley and is in need of raising funds to cover the remaining cost of the building materials.
In this podcast I have the pleasure of digitally meeting & chatting with Kelly Edzerza-Bapty. Kelly is one of the premier Indigenous business leaders in Canada. She is an Architect and Industrial Designer based in Golden, BC, and the second Indigenous and first Tahltan woman in the province to achieve the AIBC designation.
Listen to Matt Harry of the Malahat Nation and Manager with Built Contracting talk about successful First Nations employment practices.
We get introduced to Tchadas Leo, we chat about his background & learn why he started the "Our Native Land" podcast with CHEK TV.
Mavis Underwood is a teacher, elder, advocate, spiritual leader and community representative from the Peninsula based Tsawout Nation. Our discussion specific to the Territorial Acknowledgement was captivating and compelling.
