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Native Diaspora
by Kalani Garcia
A platform to re-indigenize education by sharing marginalized voices through travel, connection, and culture.
Episodes
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Why I was sent back from Hōlanikū (Part one.)
This is a part one series sharing my truth about being sent back from Hōlanikū. These past 6 months have been a whirlwind of uncertainty, surrender, and trust. This is NOT an attack, a call-out, or a story told in anger. This is me reclaiming my narrative, sharing what I experienced, and honoring...
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Kalo: The Heart of Hawaiian Culture, Food Sovereignty, and Ancestry
In this conversation, mahi'ai and kumu Nick Kālāmakani Francisco shares deep ʻike about kalo (taro) and its central place in Hawaiian identity, history, and daily life. He reminds us that kalo is more than food — it is our ancestor, our teacher, and our kuleana. Nick explores the story of Hāloa,...
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The Treaty of Waitangi & Treaty Principles Bill: Navigating Indigenous Rights and Colonial Legacy
Host Belinda, also known as Kalani, dives deep into the complexities of the Treaty of Waitangi, the Treaty Principles Bill, and the ongoing impacts of colonialism on Māori culture. She explores the current political climate surrounding Indigenous rights in New Zealand/Aotearoa , while Emily…
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Defunding Education, Politics, and The Dark History of Career Origins: Breaking Free from Capitalism’s Grip and Creating Local Change
In this conversation, Belinda also known as Kalani discusses the evolution of her podcast, Native Diaspora, and delves into the complexities of the education system in the U.S., particularly in relation to federal funding, political influences, and the role of religion. She explores historical...
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Unschooling The System
In this episode, host Belinda, also known as Kalani, engages in a deep conversation with Taʻimiroa Pajimola, one of the co-founders of Pua ʻAʻaliʻi Un-Schooling. They explore the necessity and philosophy behind unschooling, particularly in the context of Indigenous education. Taʻimiroa shares her...
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The Flawed Education System Through The Lens of an Educator
In this conversation, Belinda, also known as Kalani, discusses the future of education from an Indigenous perspective, emphasizing the need for marginalized voices to be heard. She shares her personal experiences as a special education teacher, highlighting systemic issues within the education...
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Episode one: Can we escape the system?
Navigating and working within a system as a teacher and Kanaka Maoli that is indoctrinating and assimilating Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) students in their homeland. Episode one Trailer two.
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Sneak Peak: Trailer one, Episode one.
The future of education is Indigenous.
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A platform dedicated to sharing the voices of marginalized Indigenous and Native communities, both from my ancestral homeland and my travels. It offers a space for discussions on the impacts of desecration, colonialism, and capitalism, while honoring storytelling rooted in history, creation...
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How many episodes does Native Diaspora have?
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A platform to re-indigenize education by sharing marginalized voices through travel, connection, and culture.
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Who hosts Native Diaspora?
Native Diaspora is created and hosted by Kalani Garcia.
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