Reclaiming Indigenous Sovereignty (with Wynne Weddell)

Our first guest on Nomads at the Intersections podcast is Wynne Weddell, Native American of the Yankton Sioux Tribe. A hiker, nomad, and full-time beadwork artist - Wynne joins our host, Noami, for this in-person interview from the traditional lands of the Pascua Yaqui and Tohono O’odham in the Southwest. Listen as she shares her story of leaving her homeland to follow her nomadic passions in the forests of the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Wynne also recounts her experience at the Dakota Access pipeline, shares stories about her great-grandmother as a front-line activist during the American Indian Movement, how Indigenous peoples must lead the conversation on environmental activism, and so much more. Check out our Show Notes for journal prompts that dig deeper into how your story and Wynne’s experience intersect. ABOUT OUR GUEST Wynne Weddell is a member of the Ihanktonwon Nation (Yankton Sioux) specializing in beaded adornments, using her platform to raise awareness of environmental & social justice issues being faced in BIPOC communities. She is passionate about environmental advocacy, cultural reclamation, all things rainbow, and working towards a more sustainable future. SOCIALS Podcast @nomadsattheintersections Community @diversify.vanlife Host @irietoaurora Season 1 Co-Host: @anaismoniq Guest @rainbowmountain_ Stay tuned for the relaunch of Nomads at the Intersections, coming this Summer, 2024.

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Reclaiming Indigenous Sovereignty (with Wynne Weddell) is an episode from Women on the Road by Noami.

This episode is 44:55 long.

This episode was published on Nov 20, 2020.

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