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Dr. Amanda Cheromiah - Episode 116
Dr. Amanda Cheromiah - Episode 116
Dr. Amanda Cheromiah - Episode 116
Monday 12th February 2024
Join Dr. Amanda Cheromiah on The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast as she discusses empowering Indigenous youth through storytelling and visual narratives.
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46 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Dr. Amanda Cheromiah: Transforming Lives Through Indigenous Storytelling
Episode Overview
- Dr. Amanda Cheromiah shares her journey as an Indigenous educator and mentor
- The episode discusses building confidence and self-worth within Indigenous communities
- Exploration of historical trauma and its impact on mental health
- Encouragement for Indigenous youth to pursue education and self-empowerment
- Importance of amplifying Indigenous voices through storytelling and visual narratives
I believe that if you can build up the confidence through speaking loving words to somebody and to show them and help them see that they can do it...when you build the confidence of our Indigenous people and anybody really, they're unstoppable.
What if the stories you tell could change lives? Dr. Amanda Cheromiah, hailing from the village of Paguate in New Mexico, believes in the transformative power of storytelling. In this episode of The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast, hosted by Ralph Sara, Dr. Amanda shares her unique journey as an educator, mentor, and sister. Her mission? To build confidence in Indigenous youth through storytelling, photography, and videography. Dr.
Amanda's passion for giving back to her community shines through as she discusses the importance of visual narratives and Indigenous-focused scholarship. She uses platforms like TikTok to amplify Indigenous voices, creating content that not only educates but also inspires. Dive into this episode to hear about the impact of historical trauma on Indigenous communities and the crucial role of self-worth. Dr. Amanda's stories are more than just tales; they're tools for empowerment and resilience.
She encourages listeners to embrace their heritage, seek help when needed, and support Indigenous artists and storytellers. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of how personal narratives can foster strength and hope within a community.