Season 6 of The She Births Show focuses on The Rise Of The Feminine.

Listen in to Indigenous activist Ella Noah Bancroft in conversation with She Births Founder Nadine Richardson on why we need to decolonise our minds.

An enlightening and inspiring conversation on claiming sovereignty and honouring Indigenous wisdom for a return to feminine power and healing.

Ella Noah Bancroft is a Waalubal woman. She is a descendant of the Bundjalung peoples of Northern NSW, and also has blood lines to Scotland and England. She is a Connection Therapist, Mentor, activist and creative carbon neutral event coordinator.

She is passionate about rewilding the world and the feminine force.

Ella runs amazing events like The Returning and Culture Camp and has been working deeply with others at Koori Mail in Lismore since the floods took place earlier this year. They were also recently given the NAIDOC Innovation Award for their leadership and grassroots community work.

Ella recently released a beautiful new children's book with her mum, titled Sun and Moon.

We hope you enjoy today’s conversation.

Nadine and the She Births team xxx

Learn more about Ella at @ellanoahbancroft and https://www.ellanoahbancroft.net

Purchase her new book Sun and Moon @hardiegrantkids

Follow her mum and artist Bronwyn @bronwynbancroft

She Births Soul Mama Circles and matrescence program: shebirths.com/mothers-groups

Get your FREE She Births Holistic Pregnancy Guide here: shebirths.com/pg

Tags:

Ellabancroft, ella, bancroft, indgenous, decolonisation, sovereignty, riseofthefeminine, indigenouswomen, ellanoahbancroft, naidoc, Birth, Childbirth, Antenatal, birth education, Birth stories, Australian birth stories, positive birth stories, challenging birth stories, Pregnancy, pregnancyyoga, prenatalyoga,Nadine richardson, Birthclass, She Births, Birth class, Doula, Midwives, Midwife, Home birth, australian college of midwives, Hospital birth, Pregnant, Mother, Father, Natural birth