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Utah Epodcopalians: Ute Elder Forrest Cuch on How Creating "Tuniyay" Indian School Documentary Helped Heal Trauma That is Part of Indigenous People
In this episode of the Utah Epodcopalians Podcast: Ute Elder Forrest Cuch tells podcast host Craig Wirth how days of filming for the "Tuniyay" documentary was cathartic in telling the story of people who knew and only knew from his heritage who suffered at the Uintah Indian School. The diocesan-produced documentary will premiere at a free showing (no tickets or registration required) Tuesday, July 16th at 6:30 at the Salt Lake City Library. Cuch offers a powerful hope for reconciliation that follows over a century of cultural genocide at the hands of the government and religious run Indian Schools in this podcast that explores the findings of the documentary "Tuniyay"—"to tell the story."
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In this episode of the Utah Epodcopalians Podcast: Ute Elder Forrest Cuch tells podcast host Craig Wirth how days of filming for the "Tuniyay" documentary was cathartic in telling the story of people who knew and only knew from his heritage who suffered at the Uintah Indian School. The diocesan-produced documentary will premiere at a free showing (no tickets or registration required) Tuesday, July 16th at 6:30 at the Salt Lake City Library. Cuch offers a powerful hope for reconciliation that follows over a century of cultural genocide at the hands of the government and religious run Indian Schools in this podcast that explores the findings of the documentary "Tuniyay"—"to tell the story."