Native Calgarian

A glimpse into the ways in which love, grief, sex, motherhood and sexuality can be experienced through the gaze of poetry.

Dr. Pam Palmater, from Eel River Bar First Nation, is an internationally renowned speaker, prolific author, award-winning Indigenous podcaster, Mi’kmaw lawyer, and activist driving reconciliation with Indigenous peoples, human rights, and social justice. Follow her at:
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Calgary declared a local state of emergency, the Federation of Cdn Municipalities, CP Planning, Acorn, Liberal Campaign College, ASIRT - Human Resources, Angela Whitney & Latjor, Aboriginal Awareness Events in Calgary, ABNDP Leadership done on June 22, Walk for Justice event from Edmonton, Edmonton Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/share/Q5YtwtneafNXZpZ6/?mibextid=ox5AEW and more!

Darion and Zachary from Teqare (pronounced Tech-care) join me to educate us about digital literacy and some tips, especially for the older folks in our world to understand and prevent scams. For a PDF of tips for your parents or grandparents fridges: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1i03OFDE5QaxWU4iKuNkjD__HiefWcstJ/view?usp=sharing

In this 3hr session, we learn about the life and times of Karrie-Lynn. Tw: IRS, abuse and more heavy topics

Tom, or locally known as Birthday Girl, is a club Drag dj asking questions about intersectionality. Learn more at
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Nathaniel Sukhdeo, co-Founder of the Be Heard Project Canada, joins me to discuss the Be Heard Project Canada, an 8-part web-series that aims to bridge gaps of knowledge on the fundamentals of seeking a political nomination, so that more Canadians feel comfortable in doing so. Subscribe and watch: https://youtube.com/@beheardprojectcanada?si=7q6b9Esq1zD3fSh6

Today is part two with guest Elder Doreen Healy of the Kainai Nation and Sheryl-Ann (Sass) Carscadden Cree and citizenship with the Metis Nation of Alberta, speaking about the Indigenous Gathering Place here in Calgary.

Sheryl Ann, and Emma from the Indigenous Gathering Place join me today to discuss the project, partnerships and barriers to getting this Place in place. In case you missed the Touch Grass moment: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/PShn8FG93VbNom1o/?mibextid=ox5AEW

I cover topics such as media tips, police tips for activists, Shannens Dream and more. Please check out Shannen's Dream | First Nations Child & Family Caring Society (fncaringsociety.com)