S3 E15: How can alumni, memory, and storytelling become pathways to healing and eldership?

Spirit Bear Podcast
18/09/2025 43 min Episodio 41
S3 E15: How can alumni, memory, and storytelling become pathways to healing and eldership?

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In this Special Guest episode of Beyond Binaries: Our Stories, Our Worlds, Our Futures - Alumni, Memory, and Storytelling: Eldership, Storytelling, and Healing, co-hosts Cheyanne Ratnam and Rachelle Metatawabin sit down with Marie Christian, a First Voice Advocate elder, to explore how storytelling, memory, and lived experience intersect to shape healing and community leadership.

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