Angelina Pratt
Angelina Pratt
Georges Erasmus INTERVIEW 2024 Author of Hotá Georges' Book and Personal Journey
Georges Erasmus INTERVIEW 2024 Author of Hotá Georges' Book and Personal Journey
Georges Erasmus INTERVIEW 2024 Author of Hotá Georges' Book and Personal Journey
Wednesday 4th December 2024
Georges Erasmus discusses his journey, Indigenous leadership, and the ongoing fight for justice and reconciliation in this insightful episode.
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Episode Overview
- Georges Erasmus shares his journey from a Dene community to national leadership.
- Discusses the importance of language in preserving Dene culture.
- Reflects on the impact of residential schools on Indigenous communities.
- Highlights the significance of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples.
- Addresses ongoing challenges in achieving reconciliation and justice.
I tried to be useful while I was alive to be involved in the struggle that I saw that our people were in.
Georges Erasmus, a Canadian politician and former national chief of the Assembly of First Nations, shares his remarkable journey and the significant milestones in his life. Born in a Dene community in the Northwest Territories to a large family, Georges reflects on his experiences and the importance of language in preserving Dene culture. His leadership within Indigenous communities spans over 50 years, and he continues to work as a negotiator for the Dehcho First Nations in the NWT.
Throughout the episode, Georges discusses the evolution of Indigenous leadership, the impact of residential schools, and the ongoing struggle for recognition and reconciliation. He also touches on the significance of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples and the challenges faced in implementing its recommendations. Georges' story is not just about political achievements; it's also deeply personal, revealing his dedication to his people and their rights.
This episode is a compelling listen for anyone interested in Indigenous issues, leadership, and the fight for justice and equality. Georges' insights provide a valuable perspective on the ongoing efforts to address historical injustices and build a better future for Indigenous communities.