What can we learn from the worldview of the Indigenous peoples of North America regarding the relationship between humans and the environment, and from their ongoing struggle against the consequences of colonization?
Laura De Vos, an expert in Indigenous Studies, wrote the book Beyond Winnetou and Pocahontas together with her mother, Katrien Demuynck. In it, seven advocates of Indigenous sovereignty are given extensive space to share their stories.
Listen to this podcast with Laura De Vos and discover a lesser‑known history of the Indigenous peoples of North America: about the “boarding schools” and their lasting impact today, the importance of salmon for maintaining an ecosystem, and the struggle to reclaim their land.
The language of the podcast is Dutch.
