In this episode of Regenerative Mindset, I sit down with Katherine Whitecloud, a revered community leader, knowledge keeper, and advocate from Wipazoka Wakpa Dakota Nation. Chosen at just 16 years old to represent her community, Katherine has spent over three decades serving as a spokesperson and leader in various roles, including Chief, Director of Education, CEO for the Assembly of First Nations, and Regional Chief of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs. Her life’s work is dedicated to ensuring that the teachings and vision of her ancestors continue to guide and shape future generations.Katherine shares powerful insights on the deep connection between Indigenous knowledge, land stewardship, and community well-being. She speaks to the vital role of language in shaping our understanding of the world, emphasizing how storytelling and traditional ways of learning hold the key to sustainability, resilience, and harmony with the Earth. We also discuss the responsibility we all share in protecting our natural world for the next seven generations and the importance of youth in carrying forward these teachings.Join me for this inspiring discussion with Katherine Whitecloud as we explore the power of Indigenous knowledge, the strength found in community, and the urgent need to honor and protect the wisdom of those who came before us.To learn more about the Indigenous people and Katherine herself check out her website, the HIP Website, TheTreaty Relations Commission of Manitoba YouTube page, and visit the the Only One Earth and Indigenous Climate Action Websites. You can also read the inspirational speech by the Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs, Carolyn Bennett, here.For more information on the podcast, upcoming events, projects, and more go to our website www.stacypulice.comYou can follow us on Instagram @stacypulice

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