
RIZE Up
Join us for insightful conversations and inspiring guests as we talk about all things decolonizing. A rising tide lifts all canoes; let's rise and thrive together.
Episodes
9. A Conversation on neurodecolonization, with Dr. Michael Yellow Bird
In this episode, we're excited to sit down with Dr. Michael Yellow Bird to discuss his work on neurodecolonization. Dr. Yellow Bird shares some of the ways colonialism has impacted the consciousness of our Nations and the neurophysiology of colonialism, and provides important context on how our dominant systems of imperialism and extraction harm all of our relations.He shares insights into his
8. A Conversation on Leadership Evolution and Our Nervous Systems, with Elaine Alec and Kyle Alec
Leadership asks us to grow, evolve, and transform. Just askElaine and Kyle, a dynamic mother and son duo and co-founders of Naqsmist Storytellers, which is home to the Cultivating Safe Spaces framework that is known worldwide as developed by Elaine. Elaine stepped down as CEO, passing the role to Kyle. You will hear from them on what it means to co-lead, intergenerational leadership, and the impor
7. Decolonizing Leadership with the R.I.Z.E Framework
In this episode, Vanessa and Ariana introduce their R.I.Z.E framework and how it can be used to put the theory of decolonizing into practice within your workplace.We explore how the R.I.Z.E framework can guide leadership questions, strategic planning sessions, and offer insight into how we make decisions. Let's dig in.Connect with us: Website: https://www.decolonizeandrize.comLinkedIn: https:/
6. AI - The Good, The Bad, and The In-Between with Jace Poirier Lacerte and Ryan St. Germaine
AI is everywhere these days. At Decolonize and Rize we’ve grappled with how or if we should use AI. We know the allure and usefulness of AI and we’re also mindful of the vast amounts of ethical concerns with it. Join us as we unpack the complexities, explore things to be aware of, and discuss how to use this tool in a relational way. Connect with Jace: https://www.coyaproductions.ca/ Connect with
5. Can We Actually Decolonize Business While Living Within Capitalism?
Can profits coexist alongside a decolonial approach to business?Can we actually decolonize our businesses while still interacting in the broader "business world" which is heavily rooted in colonialism and capitalism?These are two questions we address from recent workshops we held. There is of course no one single answer to these questions; instead, we look at various perspectives and the
4. How Settler-Owned Businesses Can Decolonize and Use Their Business For Good with Sarah Jamieson
At Decolonize and Rize we're big on decolonizing business, but what does that look like in reality? What can settler owned businesses do to increase their social impact, do business in a good way and contribute to land back? Where or how does one start? Meet Sarah - a serial entrepreneur, coach and consultant. In her words: “When we are actively working to improve a situation, we are choosing
3. Exploring Cancel Culture with Asha Frost
Cancel Culture isn't just a buzz word; it has real world implications and ripple effects on our society and communities. Although cancel and call-out culture was intended to hold folks accountable when harm is done – what if it actually exasperates harm and upholds a colonized mentality? Join us for this conversation with Decolonize and Rize and our guest Asha Frost to discuss all things cance
2. Embodying Truth, Liberation, and Decolonizing with Lee Mae Spence
At Decolonize and Rize, one of our values that grounds and guides our work is Embodiment. But what exactly does that mean? Colonization has created disconnection—disconnection to self, others, and the land .Part of the decolonizing journey involves reestablishing those connections. Join us as we talk about what it means and what it feels like to embody your truth, embody liberation, and embody th
1. Critical Thinking and Why It's Essential for Challenging Our Systems
Welcome to RIZE Up, a podcast where we chat about all things decolonizing. Our first episode is a solo episode with Vanessa and Ariana where we chat about critical thinking: what is it, and why is it necessary in order to disrupt the status quo? Let's talk about it! We also answer a question we received in a past workshop: "Is there a universal definition for what decolonization actually
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