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Is Your Company Ready for REAL Reconciliation in 2024?
Is Your Company Ready for REAL Reconciliation in 2024?
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Oka Resistance
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The Oka Crisis: A Pivotal Moment in Indigenous Rights This short video provides a high-level overview of the 1990 Oka Crisis, a landmark event in Indigenous resistance and land rights in Canada. Learn about the key events and lasting impact of this 78-day standoff between Mohawk protesters and government forces. For more in-depth Indigenous awareness training and resources, visit: bearstandingt...
September 8, 2024
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September 8, 2024
Land Acknowledgements: Pathways to Meaningful Reconciliation
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Join Bear Standing Tall in this enlightening 4-minute short film, "Land Acknowledgements," as we delve into the profound tradition of recognizing the original stewards of the land in Canada. This film explores the significance of land acknowledgements not just as a formality but as a crucial step towards genuine reconciliation and partnership between Indigenous communities and corporations in C...
Understanding Land Acknowledgements
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Understanding Land Acknowledgements
Honoring MMIWG: Red Dress Day 2024
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On May 5th, we observe Red Dress Day to raise awareness about the ongoing crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) in Canada and around the world. This powerful visual movement features the haunting display of red dresses to symbolize the staggering number of Indigenous women and girls who have been tragically murdered or gone missing. This video highlights the 2024 Red...
What is Red dress day
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Red Dress Day is a significant event dedicated to raising awareness about the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people (MMIWG2S). This day is marked by various activities and symbolic gestures across different regions to honor the victims and advocate for justice and change.
Understanding MMIWG: A Call to Action on Red Skirt Day | #MMIWG #RedSkirtDay
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Join us on May 5th, Red Skirt Day, as we honor and raise awareness for the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) in Canada. This video is dedicated to shedding light on the profound impacts of this ongoing crisis and the steps we can take towards making a meaningful change. 🔴 What to Expect in This Video: -Unveil the alarming numbers that reflect the MMIWG crisis. - Explore th...
March 8, 2024
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International Women's Day! visit bearstandingtall.com #empoweringchange #reconciliation #canada #diversityandinclusion #culturalsensitivity #corporatetraining #elearning #indigenouspeoples
Indigenous Awareness Training
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Indigenous Awareness Training
Empowering Change: Indigenous Awareness Training
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Empowering Change: Indigenous Awareness Training
Revealing the Power of Indigenous Awareness
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Revealing the Power of Indigenous Awareness
Transforming Corporate Canada through Indigenous Awareness - Bear Standing Tall Inc.
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Transforming Corporate Canada through Indigenous Awareness - Bear Standing Tall Inc.
Understanding TRC Call to Action 92
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Understanding TRC Call to Action 92
🎶 Celebrating Gord Downie: A Canadian Icon and Advocate for Change 🎶
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🎶 Celebrating Gord Downie: A Canadian Icon and Advocate for Change 🎶
Formation de sensibilisation aux autochtones
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Formation de sensibilisation aux autochtones
Reconciliation: What is it and what can we do?
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Reconciliation: What is it and what can we do?
Digital Indigenous Awareness Training online course
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Digital Indigenous Awareness Training online course
Digital Indigenous Awareness Training online course
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Digital Indigenous Awareness Training online course
Indigenous Digital Cultural Awareness eLearn
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Indigenous Digital Cultural Awareness eLearn
Indigenous Awareness Training
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Indigenous Awareness Training
Bear Standing Tall Cultural Awareness Training
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Bear Standing Tall Cultural Awareness Training
Pamela Carter dances at opening of the Indspire Awards 2023
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Pamela Carter dances at opening of the Indspire Awards 2023
50 Ways to Spread Kindness and Lift People Up: Make a Difference Today!
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50 Ways to Spread Kindness and Lift People Up: Make a Difference Today!
50 Ways to Spread Kindness and Lift People Up: Make a Difference Today!
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50 Ways to Spread Kindness and Lift People Up: Make a Difference Today!
50 Powerful Affirmations
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50 Powerful Affirmations
Land-Based Indigenous Awareness Training: A Professional Development Program by Bear Standing Tall
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Land-Based Indigenous Awareness Training: A Professional Development Program by Bear Standing Tall
Sleep Fast with black screen relaxing music SLEEP & RELAXATION | Black Screen
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Sleep Fast with black screen relaxing music SLEEP & RELAXATION | Black Screen
What is Orange Shirt Day?
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What is Orange Shirt Day?
100 Powerful Positive Affirmations by Bear Standing Tall
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100 Powerful Positive Affirmations by Bear Standing Tall

Комментарии

  • @ordyhorizonrivieredunord712
    @ordyhorizonrivieredunord712 12 дней назад

    Nice corporate video yet how is it related to indigenous people as all the people we see there are neocanadians they replace us with in this god forsaken country??? 🦝

  • @sheardsheep8978
    @sheardsheep8978 Месяц назад

    We did not learn our lesson - Covid is the proof!

    • @sheardsheep8978
      @sheardsheep8978 Месяц назад

      ruclips.net/video/filtC4Q7naA/видео.html

  • @amgguy4319
    @amgguy4319 Месяц назад

    And now Polio just miraculously showed up in Gaza - right out in tents in the desert now that all medical facilities have been destroyed. Not that the British did this too. It probably would be too obvious if Small Pox just showed up...

  • @bensabelhaus7288
    @bensabelhaus7288 2 месяца назад

    Just wanted to say thank you. Often with channels like this comments are turned off, and unfortunately I get it :( So when I can, I say thank you :) Another thing to thank you for, sharing additional resources. Frequently indigenous channels are solely them. But you have a long list of subscriptions. Many of them furthering connections with community. Being able to find knowledge is important, so it's wonderful to share and I thank you for this gift. I stumbled across this from recent research on sweetgrass and was gifted many more resources to understand who I am. Thank you. Ben

  • @ellenmacklin4986
    @ellenmacklin4986 2 месяца назад

    Thank you!

  • @jamesetal7088
    @jamesetal7088 2 месяца назад

    Love her wisdom.

  • @Xtopher822
    @Xtopher822 3 месяца назад

    Fun fact: Modern virology proved that you can't spread smallpox through blankets.

  • @liammcconnell2399
    @liammcconnell2399 3 месяца назад

    This is a common lie that is shamelessly thought to our children. Wouldn’t the settlers be worried about getting small pox? Do you really think they had the technology to wage biological warfare at this time? There weren’t many chemical suits and respirators around back then. It seems much more likely that the Native American’s were much more susceptible to these foreign diseases (that they would have inevitably got anyways through trade and expansion). It’s all just another warped story to make the white man the enemy. Pathetic.

  • @intelDump
    @intelDump 4 месяца назад

    a bunch of lies

  • @PVT.Ramirez-x2y
    @PVT.Ramirez-x2y 4 месяца назад

    This is why Europe will turn black and Muslim. Europeans will pay for everything they did.

  • @LakhwinderSingh-fl1km
    @LakhwinderSingh-fl1km 4 месяца назад

    ❤❤

  • @ordyhorizonrivieredunord712
    @ordyhorizonrivieredunord712 5 месяцев назад

    🐎ruclips.net/video/jG-TtutCKXA/видео.html🐎

  • @Sbeeyuiik
    @Sbeeyuiik 5 месяцев назад

    Very cool! As Canadians we should all strive to learn more about our history in order to understand what we can improve for our future. Tolerance, truth, and reconciliation.

  • @negambeymuksingkali1489
    @negambeymuksingkali1489 5 месяцев назад

    Nationality is the order of the day. learn the truth about your Birthrights my Moorish Americans brothers and sisters , no more colored laws

  • @senuaquest
    @senuaquest 5 месяцев назад

    I have been trying to grow and or find it in the wild since i first came across it when my girl friends mother long ago gave me some dried and I fell in love with the smell its hard to find and for me als overy hard to grow i lve in a small place with low light hard to grow anythign I do thing the sweet grass is starting to sprout though :) every one love sage and burning sage smudging using sage, I like sweet grass better it feels like i am more connected to it then sage when burning, I bought some sweet grass a long while ago and well it didn't feel right the energy didnt feel right which is why I decided since then to grow my own I have a sneaking suspicion that I have been searching for wild sweet grass and have been looking for the trees through the forest lol I say this because I am not sure what it looks like when not dried and tied ;)

  • @skyotter3317
    @skyotter3317 6 месяцев назад

    beautiful and clear. thank you.

  • @colinarnold3726
    @colinarnold3726 7 месяцев назад

    Here's my question that I'm finding it impossible to verify- is this considered the reason for the term "wet blanket"? I was recently in a training and someone said it was. But almost everyone in the room said it's from the meaning of actually using a wet blanket to put out a small fire and was then used to call a person who takes the fun out of a situation. But I cannot find a link between the smallpox blankets and the term "wet blanket."

  • @keikairin2038
    @keikairin2038 7 месяцев назад

    OK...lets go through the chain of events. After the French Indian War....the French ceded territory to the British and the British agreed not to move into Indian territory further. The Pontiac decided that they wanted the British to move BACK out of formerly owned French land...and started another war. He attacked FRENCH settlers in regions formerly owned by French and Indians, causing them to flee to Fort Pitt for help. These settlers were infected with Small Pox. They had a hospital there for the infected settlers. The Natives came to Fort Pitt, saying 'hey we just took out your fort, we won't attack you here if you retreat'. The 'Whites' said no we're going to stay but we'll take out your settlement in return for destroying ours. Please evacuate your women and children. The Natives went back to their leaders and said....ok fine we won't attack you. They gave them blankets infected from the infected people sent to their fort. Then the Natives admitted...we didn't really destroy your other fort. We lied. SO. Who is it at fault for biological warfare? The Natives who sent infected colonists to Fort Pitt? Or the British soldiers who said....well they infected us, lets send the illness back through a blanket. It seems to me the Natives were the ones who attempted the biological warfare against Fort Pitt by sending a much more infectous set of human beings to the Fort, then the idiot commander who sent a 'rare possibility of infecting you via a blanket, but I suppose its possible'....back. I think perhaps these Natives infected themselves and just tried to pass the blame to their enemies to save face. Or hey....maybe the fault was the French. These colonists had the North African slaves which came from a region known to be infested with the plague. Chances are you were already infected when you were attacking the people already infected at these settlements. Did you touch any of their infected women? How did you fight wars? Melee over Ranged weapons right? Did you get infected blood on you in the fight? Maybe stop blaming the British for fighting a war you folks started. If you hadn't attacked the infected settlements maybe your people would have been fine. And after the first guy got that infection what did you do? Nothing right. You didn't quarantine him. You let him wander around infecting people. Perhaps its karmic punishment. Now did the French infect their own settlers to harm the British folks coming to take the settlements over from them? Remember the French ceded this territory to the British just a few months earlier. They did not have time to move infected settlers of their own in. Was THAT infection an accident? Who infected the French Settlements? Will we ever know? Remember on the other side of them, on the other side of you was the Spanish. We know they were spreading smallpox to the Aztecs in Mexico in the 1500s. Perhaps they infected you and you infected the French. You were between them.

  • @chewy000079
    @chewy000079 9 месяцев назад

    Why has her voice been dubbed? She doesn't sound like a black woman.

  • @francesbernard2445
    @francesbernard2445 10 месяцев назад

    Louis lead the resistence. Others said it was instead and should be a rebellion.

  • @factsoverfeelings1776
    @factsoverfeelings1776 11 месяцев назад

    There is NO evidence that "small pox blankets" were ever given out to indigenous tribes. The Whites were also very susceptible to catching and dying from small pox.

  • @pytnwm6714
    @pytnwm6714 11 месяцев назад

    Tell the origins, why you cannot pull sweet grass from the roots.

  • @renatadebolt5091
    @renatadebolt5091 Год назад

    ❤ beautiful, thank you for sharing

  • @zoolkhan
    @zoolkhan Год назад

    She is so sweet. respect goes to a good son who spends some quality time, and respects the elders. thanks for sharing from finland

  • @darlachief4610
    @darlachief4610 Год назад

    What a beautiful soul

  • @galespressos
    @galespressos Год назад

    ❤Thank you.

  • @river994
    @river994 Год назад

    "Promosm"

  • @aryanprivilege9651
    @aryanprivilege9651 Год назад

    Absolute nonsense nobody there and they destroyed themselves regularly, they had no idea of microbiology or immunity evolution. Boo Terrorist with bibles smallpox emptied the land long before major contact. Spreads immediately can fly Atlantic as fast. Didn’t need anything but contact between Indios. Of which not looking like Mayan I lived with for ages. They brought horses animals domestic plants labor savings, not destroying worlds of mesoamerica, prohibited cannibalism and human bloodbaths in tens of thousands on temple dedication or holiday. Fell, apocalypto is as true as Rapa Nui rest. Even babies killed in wars of genocide. Battles not proportional 40% males lost? Once, or all but slaves killed 5 nations. Stop spreading hatred bigotry and fetishism. Reverse racism is still racism! More insidious as villified innocent and based in lies and wicked hatred. The Stone Age I’ve seen, no metallurgy not the wheel no writing even history language. No basic machines lever, dragging things, human power. Corn at least, but who invented fertilizers from sky? If so obvious why stealing blankets in spoils of war. Fact. Raids trade. Stay away like Covid brave one. Grr

  • @joanhuffman2166
    @joanhuffman2166 Год назад

    Smallpox is spread by droplets, not blankets. Full blame for evil intent, but no cigar. Also, the outbreak that occurred during the French and Indian War began earlier in the Spanish empire.

    • @jacksprat467
      @jacksprat467 Год назад

      The British infected them with smallpox via blankets approved by Colonel Henry Bouquet. Its in the archives. Read the old books.

    • @johenkay1129
      @johenkay1129 10 месяцев назад

      I just can't buy into that argument. It makes zero sense because just before colonization of the new world, Europe lost a third of its population through the black plague... They would have hundreds of thousands of accounts of people getting sick by touching the belongings of the infected person, by being in the room of that person... Clothes infected by the Black Death are burned in medieval Europe circa 1340.... How do you explain that away? The idea that they didn't know they could spread disease through blankets is so implausible, it's laughable.

    • @yourewrongabouteverything
      @yourewrongabouteverything 7 месяцев назад

      There was not intent they didn't even know what germ theory was!

    • @joanhuffman2166
      @joanhuffman2166 7 месяцев назад

      @@yourewrongabouteverything there is one, ONE record of a fur trader at a British fort during the French and Indian War who gave to Indians blankets from a smallpox ward. He definitely had evil intent. We don't know if it worked because smallpox was already spreading in the area.

    • @BlackRooster187-
      @BlackRooster187- 2 месяца назад

      Buddy, it's fking documented and we've known your kind had done this on many occasions

  • @chelseav.2791
    @chelseav.2791 Год назад

    I’m harvesting mine today that was passed on to me from my dad when my mom passed. She was Cherokee, and planted and harvested it with love.

    • @dirt420
      @dirt420 10 месяцев назад

      beautiful

  • @rokhard1000
    @rokhard1000 Год назад

    Love the video thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏

  • @michaelcote1942
    @michaelcote1942 Год назад

    Who murdered and stole all of North America from the True Natives The blue eyed white giants who your people made up lies about so you could make yourselves feel better about your thievery and murderous ways.

    • @nicoloscozzari6205
      @nicoloscozzari6205 Год назад

      Buddy, there is well documented evidence of exchanges between the then acting British commander and chief, who was the man mentioned at the end of this video, Jeffery Amhurst, and a colonel specifically mentioning taking smallpox infected blankets from a nearby ally settlement and distributing them to the natives. Not to mention using any means necessary to wipe the race from existence stating they deserved to be with animals cause they we more akin to them than "humans." The fact that people were exchanging letters gleefully speaking of actual genocide is disturbing enough, but these people were in power.

  • @michaelcote1942
    @michaelcote1942 Год назад

    Bullocks

  • @Yankeeprepperasshat
    @Yankeeprepperasshat Год назад

    As if being a wonderful smelling plant wasn’t enough, it’s also telepathic. Good to know. I’ll try not to think about burning it, as I pick it

  • @LorraineQuiche60
    @LorraineQuiche60 Год назад

    I enjoyed your affirmations, thank you. Reduced background noise music would be good. ThankYou. ☮️ ❤

  • @northerngirlhobbies
    @northerngirlhobbies Год назад

    Love it...very powerful but may I suggest to lower the volume on your music overlay?

  • @ordyhorizonrivieredunord712
    @ordyhorizonrivieredunord712 Год назад

    🐻ruclips.net/video/ZEPL4MfVhhY/видео.html 🐺 Keep on standing tall and they may yeald 🦉

  • @bossmare1480
    @bossmare1480 Год назад

    Wise teachings I needed right now. Miigwech 🙏

  • @julie5188
    @julie5188 Год назад

    I love you !!!!!! ❤️ your sweet and loved !!!!! Thank you for posting a REAL LIVE VIDEO !!!!!! And yes I’m commenting to be respectful and nice GOD BLESS THE PEOPLE WHO LOVE EARTH!!!!!!

  • @navajoauckland6003
    @navajoauckland6003 Год назад

    I'm not shocked at the racist comments I've seen supporting this evil man. 300 years and they still want us extirpated.

  • @HelloooMotooo1
    @HelloooMotooo1 Год назад

    This was so sweet lol

  • @juliemont.566
    @juliemont.566 Год назад

    She is so cute...

  • @SCOTTIEBEAUTIFUL
    @SCOTTIEBEAUTIFUL 2 года назад

    Thank you! It’s hard as an outsider to know when and how to engage in these practices. You don’t want to make anyone fee awkward but you also want to pay respect to the person and their culture. If I were to walk up to an artisan at a market and offer them tobacco to learn about their craft, would that be too… formal? Or is that the appropriate context?

  • @northerngirlhobbies
    @northerngirlhobbies 2 года назад

    New subscriber. Love our sweetgrass harvesting.

  • @curtismonias1352
    @curtismonias1352 2 года назад

    U don't have to use a lot of word to tell the Truth love and respect my elder❤.

  • @Crazy_Christine84
    @Crazy_Christine84 2 года назад

    Reminds me soooo much of my Nookomis Brûlé. French Métis and Ojibwe who descended from Couche, Nipissing, Ontario. God rest her soul. 🙏 💕 Miigwech/Thank you so much for sharing!! ☺️

  • @Fpclark
    @Fpclark 2 года назад

    What a beautiful day to pick sacred medicine. Hiy hiy 🧡 for sharing teachings

  • @Adesjxx
    @Adesjxx 2 года назад

    Thank you for sharing. Really enjoyed this video.

  • @deeelle697
    @deeelle697 2 года назад

    She’s so sweet. Thank you for sharing.

  • @Rosesraspberries72
    @Rosesraspberries72 3 года назад

    Beautiful lady picking sweet grass from Mother Earth has a heart that is just as sweet 🍃💙🍃🙏🏼