Tara Sheahan of the Oniya Bison Rewilding Project / Conscious Global Leadership / BreatheLab and educator Nikki Beinstein of The Serious Type discuss the children's book "Breathe, Bison" (written by Nikki and illustrated by Elizabeth Argüello). During the past year, the story and its affiliated curriculum have been inspiring kids to express themselves, connect with Grandmother Earth, and "bison breathe" as a form of emotional regulation.

Tara Sheahan of the Oniya Bison Rewilding Project / Conscious Global Leadership / BreatheLab and educator Nikki Beinstein of The Serious Type discuss the children's book "Breathe, Bison" (written by Nikki and illustrated by Elizabeth Argüello). During the past year, the story and its affiliated curriculum have been inspiring kids to express themselves, connect with Grandmother Earth, and "bison breathe" as a form of emotional regulation.

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Oniya means "breath" in the Lakota language, and that's what we're doing: breathing into our truth, sharing our positive visions for the future, refusing to be silenced. Our "roundtable" talks always include 4 people, focused on uplifting and protecting the natural environment and/or youth.&nbsp; We are all connected; it's time we start living like it, one deep breath at a time.&nbsp;

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Oniya means "breath" in the Lakota language, and that's what we're doing: breathing into our truth, sharing our positive visions for the future, refusing to be silenced. Our "roundtable" talks always include 4 people, focused on uplifting and protecting the natural environment and/or youth.  We are all connected; it's time we start living like it, one deep breath at a time. 

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