E04 Deep Roots, Long Shadows and a New Narrative with David and Christine Daniels
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E04 Deep Roots, Long Shadows and a New Narrative with David and Christine Daniels
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In this episode, we speak to Aniishnaabe father and daughter, David Daniels and Christine Daniels, at the National Indigenous Residential School Museum of Canada.
David Daniels is an Aniishinaabe knowledge keeper, residential school survivor, and elder from Long Plain First Nation who shares traditional teachings regarding the land and indigenous food and medicine systems. Christine is marketing coordinator at the National Indigenous Residential School Museum of Canada, a land-based educator and an intergenerational Survivor, and together they work as educators and history interpreters at the Museum located by Portage la Prairie, Manitoba on Keeshkeemaquah Reserve.
In this rich conversation, they take us right back to ancient Rome and explain how colonial harms have their roots in enduring ideologies. They share about piquing curiosity, recentering knowledges that were forbidden under colonial law and understanding defensive reactions to truth.