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Congratulations to our "Pride & Progress" contest winner Nancy Levi! 🌟👏 Wela'lin Nancy for the meaningful entry answering the question, "What makes you proud to be Mi'kmaq"! "My language, to speak it, to hear others speak it. That both my parents are full Mi’kmaq and spoke it fluently. My skin colour. Our traditional music and dance" - Nancy Levi Nancy is from Scotchfort, Epekwitk and is a member of the Abegweit First Nation. Wela'lin to Nancy and everyone who entered!
The Island Desire to Learn About the Mi’kmaq and Reconciliation – With Jenene Wooldridge - Juku'e
In this episode Juku’e host Sean Doke speaks with L’nuey Executive Director Jenene Wooldridge to learn about public opinion surveys that were conducted to gauge Islanders attitudes and perceptions of Mi’kmaq issues in Epekwitk, and more specifically, about the goal of reconciliation. Jenene touches on some background and results of the surveys, why it is imperative to measure them over time, and the ultimate goal of raising public awareness.
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