Frontlines Podcast Ep.3 | Jess Housty - Sacred Rage and Love for Land, Culture, & Community

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Frontlines Are Everywhere

Frontline Are Everywhere

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The Frontlines are Everywhere podcast takes a critical look at world politics and Indigenous nationhood. Dr. Jeff Ganohalidoh Corntassel will be interviewing Indigenous scholars, activists, artists and knowledge holders from across Turtle Island and around the world in order to gain insight into how Indigenous peoples practice their own forms of Internationalism through intimate connections to land/water, culture and community. This podcast is part of the Indigenous Internationalisms research program with Borders in Globalization (BIG Lab) at the University of Victoria.

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Frontlines Podcast Ep.3 | Jess Housty - Sacred Rage and Love for Land, Culture, & Community

Frontlines Are Everywhere

49 minutes 59 seconds

1 year ago

Frontlines Podcast Ep.3 | Jess Housty - Sacred Rage and Love for Land, Culture, & Community

Jeff Corntassel, citizen of the Cherokee Nation, sits down with 'Cúagilákv / Jess H̓áust̓I of Haíɫzaqv (Heiltsuk) Nation. Jess is a parent, poet, and land-based educator living in Bella Bella. They are the Executive Director of Qqs Project Society and the Co-Lead of Right Relations Collaborative. Jess talked about leadership, the inseparability of body & land, and sacred role of rage in activism. They also talked about the impact of the 2016 Nathan E. Stewart tugboat oil spill that released 110,000 litres of diesel and oil into Haíɫzaqv Nation’s harvesting territory, and their healing in relation to land & waters. They also talked about the resurgence of language initiatives and local food revitalization happening in their community. Jess concludes the podcast by reading from their debut poetry collection, Crushed Wild Mint. You can find copies of Crushed Wild Mint here: https://nightwoodeditions.com/products/9780889714502 More from Borders in Globalization:Subscribe: http://bit.ly/2AL0HbOFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/BordersInGlobalization/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/BIG_UVicLinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/company/bordersinglobalization