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Halito! If you've not yet listened to part 1 - which was released in the previous episode, please take the time to listen to it prior to starting this episode. In this episode, we reflection on Faithlyn's interview that we heard last week. Additionally, we'll explore what the revivalization movement looks like on the ground in Chickasaw Nation in particular, as well as where we hope the revitalization movement will be going.

Chickasaw photographer Destiny Green is continuing her project where she is taking portraits of folks who have received their southeastern ancestral markings. This is an important project as it’s documenting representations of ancestral markings in this early stage of the revivalization. If you’re interested in being a part of the at project, check out the linktree in our bio for the google form. Fill out that forum and Destiny will contact you if you’re eligible to be a part of the project: Google form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScVP0rlyM61ZwrAj89Y_iWNPsY-TZlEpdOZBf1uN95Zu0tpsA/viewform

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