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Rediscovering Connection to Land Through Rock Climbing
28:30 - 34:57 (06:26)
The speaker discusses the importance of reconnecting with the land and shares personal experiences of finding healing through rock climbing and acknowledging the earth.
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By disconnecting from the environment and being caught up in mass media culture, indigenous people can also suffer trauma.
28:30 - 32:30 (04:00)
Indigenous culture
Summary
By disconnecting from the environment and being caught up in mass media culture, indigenous people can also suffer trauma. Time spent outdoors and forming a connection with the land can heal us in many ways, as we respect and ask permission to be there.
ChapterRediscovering Connection to Land Through Rock Climbing
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The speaker discusses her journey of coming to terms with her identity as a Native American mother and the trauma and colonization imposed on her community.
32:30 - 34:57 (02:26)
Native American identity
Summary
The speaker discusses her journey of coming to terms with her identity as a Native American mother and the trauma and colonization imposed on her community. She recounts a moment of inspiration related to an 1838 forced removal of Pottawatomie people from Indiana to Kansas.