• Voices of Resilience: Unveiling Indigenous Narratives and Global Perspectives with Dr. Mitzi Carter

  • Apr 12 2024
  • Length: 32 mins
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Voices of Resilience: Unveiling Indigenous Narratives and Global Perspectives with Dr. Mitzi Carter

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  • Join us as we dive into the heart of indigenous narratives and global resilience with Dr. Mitzi Carter, Co-Director of the ‘CfJ’ "Global Indigenous Podcast Network", Cultural Anthropologist, and Director of the Global Indigenous Forum at FIU. Dr. Carter intertwines personal stories with scholarly insights to shed light on how indigenous communities confront climate crises and global power dynamics. This episode delves into a rich tapestry of resilience, uniting local struggles with global challenges, and emphasizing the shared threads of humanity.

    Tune into a thought-provoking journey as we, explore the intricate dance between the local and the global dynamics and discover the resilience that connects us all!


    FIU ‘CfJ’: https://commonsforjustice.fiu.edu/

    Learn More about Dr. Mitzi Cater:

    https://sipa.fiu.edu/people/faculty/global-and-sociocultural-studies/carter.mitzi.html


    Guest: Dr. Mitzi Cater

    Creator, Host, Executive Producer: Genai Witter

    Associate Producer: Andrea Fonseca

    Editor: Julian Davis

    Editor: Victoria Fonseca


    *Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in every episode of “The ‘Commons for Justice’ Podcast” do not reflect the official policy of FIU.
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