Indianz.Com AudioIn our latest episode of "Reconciliation Rising," we interview Jerilyn DeCoteau and Paula Palmer, two women from Boulder, Colorado who are working to heal the wounds of colonialism through workshops on the historical mistreatment of Native people and through efforts to welcome back the original inhabitants of their community. This is Part 2 of our two-part interview with DeCoteau and Paula.
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An Interview with Jerilyn DeCoteau and Paula Palmer Part 2
An Interview with Jerilyn DeCoteau and Paula Palmer Part 1
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