In this episode of Between the Threads, host Somia Sadiq sits down with Hon. Nellie Kennedy, the first Muslim woman elected to the Manitoba legislature. They discuss Minister Nellie's journey into politics, her upbringing in Manitoba, and the importance of representation and storytelling in politics. Minister Nellie shares her experiences as a woman in a male-dominated field, the challenges she faces, and her commitment to empowering the next generation. The conversation highlights the significance of community, cultural diversity, and the role of personal stories in understanding and connecting with others.

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In this episode of 'Between the Threads', Somia Sadiq engages with Jamie Goulet, an Ojibwe Métis entrepreneur and land-based healing leader. They explore Jamie's upbringing, the impact of domestic violence on her life, and her journey towards creating healing spaces for Indigenous women. The conversation delves into themes of resistance, resilience, and the importance of storytelling in healing. Jamie emphasizes the need for community involvement and the reclamation of matriarchal systems to foster change. The episode concludes with a discussion on the future of the Clan Mothers Healing Village and the role of lived experience councils in driving community-led initiatives.

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To learn more about Kahanee’s work in storytelling and peacebuilding, visit kahanee.ca.

In this episode of "Between the Threads," host Somia Sadiq engages in a profound conversation with Dr. Stanley Amaladas, the director of the Mauro Institute for Peace and Justice. Dr. Amaladas shares his journey of self-discovery, reflecting on his upbringing in Malaysia and the influences that shaped his identity. He emphasizes the importance of understanding who we want to be rather than just what we want to do, highlighting the role of personal experiences and stories in shaping our lives. The discussion delves into the concept of 'peace dwelling,' where Dr. Amaladas advocates for a shift from traditional peacebuilding to a more holistic approach that emphasizes living together in harmony and caring for one another.

This is Between the Threads, a Kahanee podcast.
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To learn more about Kahanee’s work in storytelling and peacebuilding, visit kahanee.ca.