In this video, Lorén Spears (Narragansett) examines the ways that dialogues on Indigenous slavery and history can lead to meaningful change.
Ways Dialogues on Indigenous Slavery Can Lead to Change
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Indigenous voices
Introduction and the Importance of Indigenous Enslavement to Her Community
Introduction and the Importance of Indigenous Enslavement to Her Community
Introduction to Patricia Rocker and Her Family’s History
Introduction to Patricia Rocker and Her Family’s History
Introduction to Paula Peters and the Mashpee Wampanoag
Introduction to Paula Peters and the Mashpee Wampanoag
Loren’s Work to Uncover and Share Indigenous Stories
Loren’s Work to Uncover and Share Indigenous Stories
The Resilience of Indigenous People
The Resilience of Indigenous People
Community Continuation and Strengthening
Community Continuation and Strengthening
Education and the Path Towards Truth and Reconciliation
Education and the Path Towards Truth and Reconciliation
Ways to Bring Stories of Indigenous Slavery Out of the Margins
Ways to Bring Stories of Indigenous Slavery Out of the Margins
Supporting Indigenous Perspectives
