A Bird's Eye View Across 2022

from Indigenous 150+ Hosted by Good Influence Films

Join Indigenous 150+ hosts Kathleen Doxtator and Samantha Loney, and co-founder JoAnne Fishburn, who end Season 3 with highlights from the diverse stories created throughout the year and look behind the scenes at the Indigenous 150+ training programs. Tune in to learn how Indigenous 150+ got started, why it's so important to amplify the voices of the many different Indigenous nations from coast to coast to coast, and so much more! To enter the LISTENER SURVEY & GIVE-AWAY (to qualify for the gift give-away you must complete the survey by Midnight, March 1st, 2023! To follow and listen to the following podcasts: Divine Rezolutions Podcast, hosted by Kahleen Doxtator (spotify) Herstory The Podcast, by Samantha Loney (spotify) Travelling Métis Podcast (spotify) To follow and learn more about on social media: Indigenous 150+ on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Kathleen Dockstater Yakotshanuni) (Instagram) Samantha Loney (Instagram) Métis and Me Program (instagram) Herstory The Podcast Series by Samantha Loney (instagram) JoAnne Fishburn, Co-founder Indigenous 150+ (linkedin) To learn more about the Laidlaw Foundation, who supported the Métis and Me program and the - Indigenous Youth & The Community Futures Fund. (next deadline March 2nd, 2023) To stay connected with our community, sign-up to the Indigenous 150+ newsletter: https://goodinfluencefilms.com/podsubscribe The Indigenous 150+ podcast series is a Good Influence Films initiative in partnership with RBC Emerging Artists Project, Inspirit Foundation and the Mastercard Foundation. THANK YOU TO EVERYONE FOR LISTENING! Please SUBSBRIBE now on your favourite podcast app to be notified when we release our next season!!

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