Heal Our Culture’s Substack
Heal Our Culture"Culture Healers, not Culture Warriors"
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 28 | Subscribers | Read | healourculture.substack.com |
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Values of the Ancestors
Thank you, Henry Guimond, Dave Courchene II, and Jeremy Hansen for this poignant reminder about the values of our ancestors, which are still so important today: Respect (the buffalo), Love (the eagle), Courage (the bear), Honesty (Sasquatch...
Heal Our Culture Update: 27 March 2026
On March 27, 2026 in Charlotte, North Carolina, Wes Fryer shares a Heal Our Culture video update focused on staying resilient through hope, joy, and community, including family gatherings. He previews the nationwide No Kings 3 nonviolent pr...
Remembering What Power Wants to Forget
In our troubled times, when our U.S. chief executive revels in cruelty and the suffering of others, especially those ethnically different from him, it is wonderful to see that voices in our United Nations have joined and stood up together t...
Crows Remember and Can Retaliate
Good news and good stories can be healing. I got a laugh out of this one today, after having a discussion with my father‘s morning coffee group about the intelligence of birds and specifically crows.
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We need to be culture healers, not culture warriors. "Heal Our Culture" is an inquiry project seeking to amplify and share the voices of culture healers in our communities, nations and world. Learn more and get involved on HealOurCulture.org.
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