Visions for a world our children *want* to inherit — and how we, the village raising them, can bring that world to life.
Join a group of other revillagers committed to bringing these ideas into embodied practice, prayer and play over at The Third Space — learn more at www.revillagingmama.com/offers#thethirdspace
(Season 1 of this podcast was released under the title 'Founding Mothers').
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Visions for a world our children *want* to inherit — and how we, the village raising them, can bring that world to life.
Join a group of other revillagers committed to bringing these ideas into embodied practice, prayer and play over at The Third Space — learn more at www.revillagingmama.com/offers#thethirdspace
(Season 1 of this podcast was released under the title 'Founding Mothers').
078: How We Rematriate Economies With Indigenous Women with Vanessa Roanhorse
This Is How We Care
36 minutes 40 seconds
1 year ago
078: How We Rematriate Economies With Indigenous Women with Vanessa Roanhorse
In this episode, Vanessa Roanhorse—CEO and Portfolio Lead of Roanhorse Consulting and co-founder of Native Women Lead—helps us to understand how we can learn a new worldview on the economy from Indigenous peoples, especially women while utilizing the concept of rematriation—rebuilding our relationship with the world and Mother Earth that surrounds us. We discuss a new definition of wealth based on individuals having access to home, food, and healthcare.
This Is How We Care
Visions for a world our children *want* to inherit — and how we, the village raising them, can bring that world to life.
Join a group of other revillagers committed to bringing these ideas into embodied practice, prayer and play over at The Third Space — learn more at www.revillagingmama.com/offers#thethirdspace
(Season 1 of this podcast was released under the title 'Founding Mothers').
