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EPISODE · Apr 23, 2025 · 31 MIN

For Human Sake S3 E5: Noni Boado: Indigenous Birth Work, Community Healing, and Addiction Counseling

from Washburn Review · host Washburn Student Media

This episode features Noni Boado, a Kickapoo and Ilocano graduate of Washburn's Family and Human Services program, discussing her work as a full-spectrum indigenous birth worker and co-founder of Two Sister Bears. Noni shares her journey through higher education as a first-generation immigrant and tribal member, highlighting her transition to addiction counseling and her dedication to serving her community through culturally grounded healing practices.

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