In this episode I invited Agnes Attakai (Diné), Director of the Circle of Indigenous Empowerment from the University of Arizona Sonoran Center for Excellence in Disabilities. her vision for empowering Indigenous communities, and the critical work of the Circle of Indigenous Empowerment in advancing disability advocacy, education, and equity.
Discover how Agnes is fostering collaboration, breaking barriers, and creating pathways for Indigenous individuals with disabilities to thrive. Whether you’re passionate about Indigenous rights, disability advocacy, or leadership, this episode offers insights into the power of community-driven change.
“The Tucson women’s march was a part of a nation-wide and global movement for believers in equality to stand together in solidarity the day...
Episode 43 features Native Public Media President/CEO Loris Taylor, who has been on the frontlines voicing, and fighting to address the need and importance...
In this episode we reveal the truths about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). This issue has become an epidemic within indigenous...