Episode list

Red River Métis Leader, Activist and Athlete Tracie Léost shares what inspires her to raise her voice for future generations of Indigenous youth. Tracie embodies "you are strength" through the acknowledgment of our inner power to raise our voice, embrace our identity and to fight back against systems of oppression.

Cindy Blackstock, Gitxsan, advocate and First Nations Caring Society Executive Director shares how she embraced her voice and used it to stand up and speak out. Cindy embodies "you are worthy" in this vignette by highlighting the basic human rights and love that all First Nations children deserve now and for the future.

Johnny Ketlo and family members of Nadleh Whu'ten share stories of loss, love and their hope for justice and the future. They embody "you are valued" by honoring families and loved ones and by highlighting the importance of each story and person who has been lost along the Highway of Tears.

Lorelei Williams, Skatin and Sts'ailes First Nations, advocate and founder of Butterflies in Spirit, shares her story of dance, community and connecting with ancestors for strength. She embodies "you are hope" through her work to create safe spaces for healing and connection to occur.

Kahsennenhawe Sky-Deer (she/her) is Kanien'kehá:ka, wolf clan and former Grand Chief of the Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke. She made history in 2021, when she was the first woman who also identifies as 2SLGBTQ+ to ever be elected to the position. In Legacy of Strength, Kahsennenhawe inspires "you are courage" through a conversation with Taiaiake Alfred on her journey, the land and how we can come together stronger with more love and respect.

Nicole Redvers of Deninu K'ue First Nation explores the Arctic Indigenous Wellness Foundation's blend of healing and culture, showing how love and generational strength exist within all people.