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Bridging Home: Connecting and Creating Community (opens the original)
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September with The Aunties Dandelion Bridging Home with Pamala Silas Our newest podcast guest is Pamala Silas , a Menominee and Oneida woman, longtime friend, extraordinary organizer, and someone who knows how to build structures, organizations, resources, relationships, and physical spaces that support Indigenous people. Pam helped create a dedicated space for Indigenous people at Northwestern University. Her work connecting Menominee citizens living in Chicago with Menominee Nation is a beauti
On Earthen Arts and Indigenous Mentorship (opens the original)
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Today we're visiting with ceramic artist, educator, organizer, and muralist, Margarita Paz Pedro , whose work runs from the neighborhoods of Albuquerque to the Venice Biennale. She was born in Albuquerque, raised in Las Cruces, and carries family ties to Laguna Pueblo. She recently completed an MFA in studio arts from the incredible IAIA, the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe. She's built a body of work where public art and private practice inform each other in beautiful ways. In her
On Quahog, Wampum, and Community Care (opens the original)
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Sayokla Kindness is an internationally recognized, award-winning multi-disciplinary bead and wampum artist from the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin, Turtle Clan, whose work has been exhibited and celebrated for its extraordinary beauty, technical mastery, and cultural depth. Rooted in Haudenosaunee teachings, her practice bridges ancestral knowledge and contemporary Indigenous art in ways that are unmistakably her own. In this conversation, Sayokla shares the winding path that brought her home. We ta
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