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Hi Everyone !
Welcome to this special episode of the ENVCast! This episode is in collaboration with the Coffee and Geography Podcast, Decolonising Geography and UEA Project Change.
In this episode I am joined by Danka Brewer who is Algonquin First Nation, Elder and one of the Strongest Knowledge Holders.
The episode begins with a beautiful introduction of Danka in her traditional language. Then proceeds to discuss climate change impacts on the land (water and rice ), significance of drumming, importance of working with nature and how science is behind indigenous knowledge, listening to elders and ends with an amazing water song!
This episode was truly one of my favorites to record as it touches on something that I value , bringing indigenous knowledge in the climate dialogue.It was an honour to speak to Danka.
I hope you guys enjoy the episode.Share and subscribe !
More information about the collaboration:
Coffee and Geography Podcast is hosted and produced by Kit Rackley. The aim of this Podcast is to get to know, explore and celebrate the diverse and intersectional range of people. As part of this collaboration Kit has also spoken to Candace Lloyd, a Metis Knowledge Keeper and Tawny Stowe, the Metis Founder of Firewood Learning Community. If you would like to listen to these amazing discussion please see the link below:
https://geogramblings.com/coffee-geography-podcast/
Decolonising Geography is a group of geography educators who are looking at ways to decolonise the curriculum. Together with the Coffee and Geography Podcast, The ENVcast is using these discussions to develop learning resources which include indigenous knowledge. These learning resources ensure a better understanding of the crisis.To learn more see the link below:
https://decolonisegeography.com/
Project Change is an exciting new program of climate change workshops and resources from UEA. To learn more see the links below:
https://projectchange.uea.ac.uk/
Thank you :) for more information connect with me on istagram @mahnoorenv or email me on envcast@gmail.com
