Honoring Our First Nations: Learn About And Acknowledge The Land You Live, Play And Work On

Air Date: Nov 23 2020

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We look at Wisconsin through a different lens by learning more about the land we preside on. We talk with a PBS Wisconsin educator and Wisconsin’s American Indian Studies Consultant about how to recognize the beauty, grief, injustices and resilience of our Tribal neighbors’ communities.

Episode Credits

Larry Meiller Host
Natalie Guyette Producer
Alyssa Tsagong Guest
David O'Connor Guest

Honoring Our First Nations: Learn About And Acknowledge The Land You Live, Play And Work On

Episode Credits

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