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EPISODE · Sep 28, 2021 · 1H 6M

Evoking reconciliation, Land back.

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Evoking reconciliation, land back my conversation with Marion Cumming, a conversation about a powerful movement which is taking hold in Canada. How individuals can evoke reconciliation through giving land back to indigenous First Nations. It is private land that is transferred back for the use and benefit of indigenous people by restoring an historical wrong that was done to them when their land was stolen through colonization.

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