Presenting Our Presence

POP48: L/Dakota Kinship and History — with Josh and Patricia Littlechild

Josh and Patricia Littlechild share stories across L/Dakota relationality, beyond borders. Join Josh, Patricia, Florence, Michelle, and Kyle in conversation through Presenting Our Presence. POP is available by vodcast on YouTube, and by podcast on streaming services.

POP47: Drumming, Music, Protocol, and Research Responsibilities — with Marek Tyler

How is knowledge mobilized with considerations of drumming, music and protocol? Marek Tyler shares his research experiences with music, as guided by social commitments — throughout his family, community, and music. Join Marek in conversation with Florence Glanfield and Michelle Durocher in this moon month's episode of Presenting Our Presence. Presenting Our Presence is available as both a vodcast and podcast!

POP 46: Stories of Community, Connection, and Residential Schools — with Dr. Crystal Gail Fraser

Dr. Crystal Gail Fraser shares the stories of Gwich'in collective resilience, strength, and resistance across residential school experiences in the Northwest Territories. The work builds on Dr. Fraser's doctoral work. Join Crystal in conversation with Michelle Durocher and Florence Glanfield as they share in this important conversation. Watch POP on YouTube, or listen to POP on your favourite podcast platform!

Episode 43: Indigenous Women "Doing what needed to be done" — with Dr. Sarah Nickel

Join in the conversation, as Dr. Sarah Nickel shares her perspectives towards feminist praxis, Indigenous rematriation, and a review of legislative changes. Dr. Sarah Nickel is in conversation with Dr. Florence Glanfield and Michelle Durocher. Watch POP on YouTube, or listen to POP on our podcast

POP 45: Liaising supports for Unhoused Indigenous Peoples in Edmonton — with Ceilidh Morrissette

The realities for the unhoused have changed, and there is more of a need for conscientious supports. Join Ceilidh Morrissette with Michelle Durocher and Paul Gareau as Ceilidh shares her experience with Water Warriors responding to the needs of the unhoused and houseless populations in Edmonton.

 

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EPISODE 44: Finding supports for Indigenous children with Autism — with Grant Bruno

There are very few resources for Indigenous children with autism, but Grant Bruno, Assistant Professor in the Department of Pediatrics, is seeking solutions. Grant's community-first approach to autism research in First Nations communities is mobilizing change through Ispimihk Awâsisak Program. Join Grant in discussion with POP host, Michelle Durocher. Watch POP on YouTube, or listen to POP on your podcasts!

POP 42: Access to Oral Health Care in Rural and Remote Indigenous Communities — with Suzy Depledge

Dr. Suzy Depledge shares the story of partnering with Paulette Dahleseide, an earlier POP guest, to share the story of piloting the Dentistry for All Initiative in Lac La Bishe. Eventually, this would build into relationships with much broader Indigenous communities to provide accessible dentistry. In this episode, Suzy Depledge talks about providing oral health care to broader communities, and reducing the costs associated with providing dentistry services to remote and rural Indigenous communities. Join Dr. Florence Glanfield and Kyle Napier in conversation with Depledge!

POP 41: Leading with Heart at First Peoples' House! — with Lacee Wuttunee

How has the First Peoples House contributed to community with First Nations, Inuit and Métis students? Lacee Wuttunee, onikanîw, Student Services with First Peoples House, shares her perspective from the First Peoples House! Join Lacee in discussion with Michelle Durocher and Florence Glanfield in this full moon sharing.

POP 40: Identifying and responding to Métis oral health needs — with Paulette Dahlseide

Paulette Dahlseide shares her story of moving from a diploma through to a master's degree, through to opening her own practice in dental hygiene. With the motivation and support of her dad, Paulette describes working across communities to bring a service delivery model of dental hygiene to community. Join Dr. Florence Glanfield, Michelle Durocher, and Kyle Napier in conversation about dental hygiene and relationality across Indigenous communities.

POP 39: Métis Religions and Spiritualities — with Dr. Paul Gareau

Who are your relatives? How are you a good relative? How do you understand your relation to other nations? Join Dr. Paul Gareau in conversation with KD King and Michelle Durocher as they address these questions as proposed in Gareau's research about relationality.

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