From Other to Center
In this podcast, we explore the role of ancestral identity in finding belonging and embodying our full selves. I’m your host Aysha Jamali, a South Asian media artist and storyteller. Who am I? Where do I come from? What makes me feel like I belong?
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Imagination is the bridge to an identity rooted in truth (opens the original)
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In this episode of From Other to Center, I speak with Gwendolyn Winston a.k.a. Mama Gwen, an African American womanist, lifelong Detroiter, and co-founder of the Wisdom Institute Detroit. We discuss connecting to ancestral identity even when it can be personally challenging and feeling the strong pull to our roots and our history. We spoke about the power of imagination and how the playfulness of making things up is actually rooted in truth. Learn more about From Other to Center at fromothertoce
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