Episode 12: Indigenous Resurgence and Meaningful Relations

Newcomers to Canada often do not know much about the history and present ways of being of Indigenous peoples all over the Turtle Island. In this episode, we tell the story of Indigenous people’s struggle for cultural resurgence through Darla Rasmussen. 

Darla Rasmussen is an Indigenous woman from the Siksika Nation. She is the founder of Sacred Spaces, which holds ceremony-styled events as a means of sharing knowledge around Indigenous cultural teachings. Darla brings us into her world of ceremony, where she introduces us to the Sacred Pipe, the Medicine Wheel, the drum, and the stories behind them. 


This podcast is by the National LIP Secretariat, with production support from Cited Media.

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This podcast tells stories of newcomers and their challenges settling in Canada. We feature first-person settlement stories, as well as highlight experts and support workers associated with Local Immigration Partnerships across the country. The podcast is a published by the National Local Immigration Partnership Secretariat, with production support from Cited Media.

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