In this 2-part episode, Julian Norris with the Wolf Willow Institute sits down with Melanie Goodchild, an Anishinaabe complexity thinking scholar. She is Moose Clan from Biigtigong Nishnaabeg and Ketegaunseebee First Nations, and she is a visionary practitioner who is bridging Indigenous ways of knowing with systems thinking in ever evolving and creative ways. 

In part 1, Melanie shares stories of how she came to inhabit the space between Indigenous and western ways of knowing, and why this is a pathway that is vital for all of us to to bring about a more sustainable and viable future.

Positive Deviance Podcast Episode 1: Melanie Goodchild, Part 1

This is Part 2 of the conversation with Anishinaabe complexity thinking scholar, Melanie Goodchild. In this episodes, Julian Norris of Wolf Willow Institute and Melanie explore anthropocentric bias, the wisdom embedded in Indigenous languages and the deepening practice of relational systems thinking.

Positive Deviance Podcast Episode 1: Melanie Goodchild, Part 1

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