In the fifth episode of Land & Power, we speak with activist, educator, and scholar Dr. David Ragland about the importance of truth-telling and how that paves the way for reconciliation.
 
Dr. David Ragland is co-founder and former co-director of the <a href='https://thetruthtellingproject.org/'>Truth Telling Project of Ferguson</a> and visiting professor at Pacifica Graduate Institute in community, liberation, indigenous, and eco-psychologies.

In the fifth episode of Land & Power, we speak with activist, educator, and scholar Dr. David Ragland about the importance of truth-telling and how that paves the way for reconciliation. Dr. David Ragland is co-founder and former co-director of the Truth Telling Project of Ferguson and visiting professor at Pacifica Graduate Institute in community, liberation, indigenous, and eco-psychologies.

In the fifth episode of Land &amp; Power, we speak with activist, educator, and scholar Dr. David Ragland about the importance of truth-telling and how that paves the way for reconciliation.
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Dr. David Ragland is co-founder and former co-director of the <a href="https://thetruthtellingproject.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Truth Telling Project of Ferguson</a> and visiting professor at Pacifica Graduate Institute in community, liberation, indigenous, and eco-psychologies.

Truth-telling with Dr. David Ragland

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