Tuberculosis. It's airborne. It's contagious. And for decades, it meant medical apartheid. But for Indigenous communities across Canada, TB is not a thing of the past. In this four-part series, hear from Indigenous policy leaders, nurses, researchers and community leaders about Indigenous-led solutions - what works and what doesn't - for treating and curing TB. One Vision, Many Paths: Indigenous Solutions for Tuberculosis and HIV comes to you this spring, wherever you get your podcasts.

One Vision, Many Paths is recorded and produced on Treaty Six territory. It is brought to you by CAAN (Communities, Alliances & Networks), a nonprofit organization that generates community-driven responses to HIV and AIDS, tuberculosis, and other sexually transmitted and blood borne infections through resources and support for Inuit, Métis and First Nations people.  Funding for this podcast was made possible by ViiV Healthcare's Community Education and Services Grant.