Jessi Price on Clubhouse

Bio

This settler is working to unsettle
What I’m learning from many amazing teachers for my personal settler school = How to be a GOOD Relative:
1-Shut Up & Stop Taking/Consuming
2-Listen to (Read) Indigenous/Native Persons/The Land
3-Take Action in Solidarity

::LANDBACK🏔
::FIREBACK 🔥
::Indigenous Sovereignty 🌲🐺🦅🦫🦦🦌🦃🦬🪶
Black Lives Matter

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💕Auntie💕
🌎Currently living on unceded Kumeyaay/Kumeiai land (so-called San Diego, CA)
✨Connecting is why I’m here.✨
🦋No border walls - free movement
✊🏼anti-capitalism ✊🏼anti-colonial ✊🏼anti-racist

I’m an educator and have worked in higher education since 2008.
Education must be land-based & trauma-informed.

Currently working for a non-profit organization - international membership association focused on Integrative Health - this field must acknowledge its appropriation of Indigenous Knowledges and raise Indigenous Healers to the forefront as Leaders of the field.

Lived in: 🇺🇸 🇯🇲 🇬🇧 🇸🇦 🇲🇽


BOOKS I’m reading & loving or have read & loved:

📚Legacy: Trauma, Story, and Indigenous Healing - by Suzanne Methot

📚We Are Dancing for You: Native Feminisms and the Revitalization of Women’s Coming-of-Age Ceremonies - by Cutcha Risling Baldy

📚Decolonization is not a metaphor (Article) - by Eve Tuck & Wayne Yang

📚Sand Talk - by Tyson Yunkaporta

📚Pedagogy of the Oppressed - by Paolo Freire

📚The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee - by David Treuer

📚How We Go Home - by Sara Sinclair

📚The Wretched of the Earth - by Frantz Fanon

📚Iwígara - by Enrique Salmón

📚The Journey of Crazy Horse - Joseph Marshall

📚The Girl Who Sang to the Buffalo - by Kent Nerburn

::::::always accepting recommendations::::::

PODCASTS
🎙The Red Nation
🎙For The Wild
🎙Media Indigena
🎙All My Relations