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Native America Calling: President Biden drops out and rethinking community landscaping
Monday, July 22, 2024
President Biden drops out and rethinking community landscaping
Join Native America Calling to get a picture of what’s ahead for Native voters as Democrats muster support for a new presidential candidate following the departure of Joe Biden from the 2024 race.
Also: The spaces around community buildings, public spaces and campuses reflect the people, culture, and land. At Southern Oregon University, a team of Native landscape architects and planners is including native plants, medicines, and foods for a large section of campus.
It’s one model for incorporating Native input to connect culture and the larger community.
Guests on Native America Calling
Sharla Strong (member of Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians), grad student and traditional foods educator with a focus on food systems policy
Edward Samson (Pomo from Lake County), project manager for MIG
Nate Willing (Ojibwe), project associate for MIG
Paul Fragua (Jemez Pueblo), architect and planner
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