RESOURCES for INDIGENOUS WORLDVIEW course
SHIFTING YOUR WORLDVIEW
requires constantly surrounding yourself with “content” from that worldview.
Taking in KNOWLEDGE that reinforces it.
the more you LEARN about something the more you KNOW about it and UNDERSTAND it.
You don’t have to watch everything for the course- the more you do LEARN the more you will KNOW.
and. if you’re spending time scrolling anyway why not.
the worldview when you doomscroll is not great you guys.
PODCASTS
CBC Radio: has many Indigenous hosted and themed podcasts- this link goes to an article on a few of them.
For the Wild Podcast: not Indigenous hosted but have many Indigenous guests and upholding a nature-centered worldview.
Relentless Indigenous Woman: decolonizing ideology from a female perspective with an array of interesting guests and great conversations.
the Nature Of with Willam Defebaugh: a podcast from Atmos who you should also follow, stepped in when For the Wild went to slow form content.
Teachers
Aketch Joy Winnie : on all socials. a teacher turned international model turned Ugandan village influencer who shares about her beautiful life in rural Uganda. people have a lot of ideas about Africa without knowing much- watching her teach about her village is a gift.
Regulate your nervous system to an African woman and see what I’m talking about.
She also talks about the culture shocks she experienced going to Europe, which we love hearing how other people experience “our normal”.
this video on the right outlines some of the things that surprised her about the USA, including how everyone has depression which doesn’t exist in Uganda.
VIDEOS
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