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The Helonaki Deep Dive 1.5
Indigenous Peoples, Pt 1
Release date: January 21, 2021
Description:
One of the issues I've grappled with since before beginning this project was how to put the Shackelfords' journey into context, especially with regard to Indigenous peoples. This episode is the beginning of a conversation grappling with what is owed to Indigenous peoples and how to include and center them in research, such as mapping Ruth Shackelford's diaries.
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Credits:
Theme music by Dan-O
Additional sounds from Zapsplat
The Helonaki Deep Dive is written and produced by Jen Glaubius of The Helonaki