Today on Good Medicine, we’re joined by Thomas Long.
In this episode, we explore how Métis identity can unfold over time—the challenges and triumphs that come with embracing it, and the essential role community plays in that journey.
We talk about the significance of Métis art, the importance of reciprocity, and why culture cannot be separated from language, story, and relationship.
We also reflect on the legacy of Amelia Douglas, the philosophy behind cultural collections and exhibitions, and the careful balance required when sharing knowledge that is both historical and alive.
This conversation speaks to the power of identity, the strength of community, and the responsibility of preserving and sharing culture with integrity.
To learn more about the Amelia Douglas Institute, explore their work, or find ways to support their efforts, visit AmeliaDouglasInstitute.ca.
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