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Nov 13, 2019 1 hr 13 min

FE2.4 - Rematriation

from Future Ecologies

No matter where we call home, the land beneath us has been in a long and constant relationship with people. Some of these people may be our ancestors, some may not. This episode is about how we move forward from a fragmented past; how we build community in our shared spaces; and how a women-led movement can bring collective healing to a deeply storied land. Come with us to Ohlone territory – from Tuyshtak (Mt. Diablo) to the East Bay, and meet the Sogorea Te’ Land Trust. This episode features Corrina Gould, Johnella LaRose, Gavin Raders, and Siena Ezekiel. Music in this episode was produced by VALSI, Ben Hamilton, Hildegard’s Ghost, Leucrocuta, Spencer W Stuart, Cat Can Do, Jose Guzman, and Sunfish Moon Light. To learn more about the West Berkeley Shell Mound project, visit shellmound.org or watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZoapMtyRsA If you’d like to learn more about the Sogorea Te’ Land Trust, and pay your Shuumi Tax, go to sogoreate-landtrust.com. Or, if you live in Seattle, check out realrentduwamish.org to pay your rent. Eureka listeners, you can find the Wiyot’s honor tax at honortax.org. Curious about Planting Justice and their nursery? Check out plantingjustice.org and rollingrivernursery.com. Find full show notes for this episode at www.futureecologies.net/listen/fe-2-4-rematriation To support the work that we do, and to get access to monthly bonus mini-episodes and more, pay what you can at www.patreon.com/futureecologies Cover photo of Tuyshtak (Mt Diablo) by Hitchster – – – 💖 Support Future Ecologies: join our community on Patreon at futureecologies.net/patrons

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No matter where we call home, the land beneath us has been in a long and constant relationship with people. Some of these people may be our ancestors, some may not. This episode is about how we move forward from a fragmented past; how we build community in our shared spaces; and how a women-led movement can bring collective healing to a deeply storied land. Come with us to Ohlone territory – from Tuyshtak (Mt. Diablo) to the East Bay, and meet the Sogorea Te’ Land Trust. Cover photo of Tuyshtak (Mt Diablo) by Hitchster

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