Eminazhichiget, which translates in Anishinaabemowin to “person who does good things for others,” is the name of a new Title Track program and podcast celebrating Anishinaabek leaders. We hope to uplift their efforts by providing a snapshot into their work and lives, and allowing all to celebrate their success and leadership. Join us!
Eminazhichiget
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Eminazhichiget, which translates in Anishinaabemowin to “person who does good things for others,” is the name of a new Title Track program and podcast celebrating Anishinaabek leaders. We hope to uplift their efforts by providing a snapshot into their work and lives, and allowing all to celebrate their success and leadership. Join us!
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November 24, 2024
Ep 5 - Stacey Ettawageshik
Stacey Ettawageshik, a Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians citizen and Executive Director of Uniting Three Fires Against Violence, shares her powerful story as a survivor and her work to end domestic/sexual violence and the MMIW crisis in Indian Country.
July 15, 2024
Ep 4 - Miskopwaaganikwe Leora Lynn Tadgerson part 2
Episode 4 of Eminazhichiget features part 2 in our conversation with Miskopwaaganikwe Leora Lynn Tadgerson, Director of Reparations and Justice at the Episcopal Diocese of Northern Michigan. Leora shares of the healing power of storytelling and listening and how the The Walking Together: Finding Common Ground Traveling Exhibit Project seeks to uncover, acknowledge and document the truth about Indigenous experiences in the MI Native American boarding schools by recording boarding school survivors. Leora also reflects powerfully about the continuing impact and legacy of the Doctrine of Discovery, how her own family inspires her commitment to her work, and how she nurtures trust and accountability in her efforts through bringing people together with love. Don’t miss this deeply moving and inspiring conversation! Learn more about Leora’s work at: www.facebook.com/MQTTravelingExhibit You can also watch the full video of the episode on our YouTube: www.youtube.com/@titletrackmichigan If you missed part 1 in the conversation, please watch or take a listen! https://titletrackmichigan.org/episode-3-of-eminazhichiget/ Eminazhichiget, which translates in Anishinaabemowin to “person who does good things for others,” is a new program and podcast from Title Track which celebrates Anishinaabek leaders. Episode 4 Credits: Miskopwaaganikwe Leora Lynn Tadgerson interviewed by Holly T. Bird Produced by Holly T. Bird and Chris Good Edited by Chris Good Graphic by Chris Good Music by Tom Binesiwegiizhig Peters Eminazhichiget is a program of the Michigan-based nonprofit, Title Track. Learn more about our efforts “engaging creative practice to build resilient social-ecological systems that support clean water, racial equity, and youth empowerment” at titletrackmichigan.org
June 28, 2024
Ep 3 - Miskopwaaganikwe Leora Lynn Tadgerson part 1
We are honored to welcome Miskopwaaganikwe Leora Lynn Tadgerson, as our featured guest in Episode 3 of Eminazhichiget. In the first of two episodes featuring our conversation with Leora, she shares reflections on her powerful healing work as the Director of Reparations and Justice at the Episcopal Diocese of Northern Michigan. Leora’s role is focusing on truth telling, racial equity through restorative justice, reconciliation research from the Native American boarding school era, and place-based community work/bridge building as a tribal liaison. Her research involves the Michigan based Indian boarding school experience and the Episcopal run schools, where she serves as Chair for the MW062, Executive Council Committee for Indigenous Boarding Schools and Advocacy. Through Leora’s research, she hopes to aid in the healing of Native hearts. Leora is a proud Finnish and Sámi, and member of Gnoozhikaaning, Bay Mills and Wiikwemkong First Nations. In her spare time she can be found with her partner, Tye and four boys, Quinn, Shiloh, Evan and Jack. Learn more about Leora’s work at: https://www.facebook.com/MQTTravelingExhibit You can also watch the full video of the episode on our YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@titletrackmichigan Eminazhichiget, which translates in Anishinaabemowin to “person who does good things for others,” is a new program and podcast from Title Track which celebrates Anishinaabek leaders. Episode 3 Credits: Miskopwaaganikwe Leora Lynn Tadgerson interviewed by Holly T. Bird Produced by Holly T. Bird and Chris Good Edited by Chris Good Graphic by Chris Good Music by Tom Binesiwegiizhig Peters Eminazhichiget is a program of the Michigan-based nonprofit, Title Track. Learn more about our efforts “engaging creative practice to build resilient social-ecological systems that support clean water, racial equity, and youth empowerment” at https://titletrackmichigan.org
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