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Humanitarian Exploration & Learning Podcast
Through My Eyes Foundation
1 episodes
19 hours ago
HELP is focused on listening to the voices of people on the front-lines. In association with Through My Eyes Foundation, a 501c3 that puts cameras into the hands of the people they help. Giving them the ability to tell their own stories through journalistic documentary films. We focus on lifting the voices of the underrepresented to share with the world.
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HELP is focused on listening to the voices of people on the front-lines. In association with Through My Eyes Foundation, a 501c3 that puts cameras into the hands of the people they help. Giving them the ability to tell their own stories through journalistic documentary films. We focus on lifting the voices of the underrepresented to share with the world.
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Humanitarian Exploration & Learning Podcast
The Independence Genocide

Businesses vandalized, statues torn down, people rioting against the government. All that and more is what led into the Colonies seceding from the British Empire. Today, we celebrate the day the declaration of Independence was signed on July 4th, 1776. What we fail to speak about is the Indigenous people of this land who already had their independence and the quick rise to their genocide and seizing of sacred land.

I sat down with Carrizo Comecrudo tribal chairman Juan Mancias and the tribal secretary, Christa Mancias. They took the time to talk about the struggles of indigenous peoples of the land. The history of native people and the fight that is still happening to this day.

The music is by  Dakota Sioux musician, political activist, and actor Floyd Red Crow Westerman. Also known as Kanghi Duta. 

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5 years ago
1 hour 16 minutes 6 seconds

Humanitarian Exploration & Learning Podcast
HELP is focused on listening to the voices of people on the front-lines. In association with Through My Eyes Foundation, a 501c3 that puts cameras into the hands of the people they help. Giving them the ability to tell their own stories through journalistic documentary films. We focus on lifting the voices of the underrepresented to share with the world.