Arts Everywhere: Episode Thirty-five

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Standing in their Power with Lyndsay Amato


With her ancestral ties to the traditional territory of Carcross/Tagish First Nation, Lyndsay Amato’s work is greatly influenced by lived experience, education and blood memory and her extensive experience working in the fields of education and Indigenous media.

She is passionate about strengthening the voice and influence of First Nation perspectives within community programs by bringing her unique perspective to the table – diagnosed with ADHD late in life, it is easy to see how Lyndsay has been able to use that to her advantage – becoming an artist, educator and advocate in a way that challenges the social “norms.”

Links related to this episode”

Digital Matriarchs  https://www.digitalmatriarchs.ca/

Yukon’s Nakai Theatre Together Today for youth’s digital education and art program:

https://nakaitheatre.com/togethertoday
https://nakaitheatre.com/calendar/together-today-creative-fridays
https://www.yukon-news.com/life/getting-creative-on-friday-nights-with-nakai-7001556
https://www.yukon-news.com/local-entertainment/yukon-youth-to-study-first-nations-history-in-paid-arts-program-7000854

CHON FM:  https://www.chonfm.com

Thank you to SaskCulture, SKArts, and Sask Lotteries for your generous support.