The Fire I Keep
Julie FrancellaStories, healing, and spirit from the quiet edges of the fire
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 36 | Subscribers | Read | juliefrancella.substack.com |
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Graham Greene was Everyone's Uncle
Graham Greene, an Oneida actor from Six Nations of the Grand River Reservation—Oneida, or Onyota’a:ka, the People of the Standing Stone, one of the original Nations of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy (once called the Iroquois Confederacy)—was...
Health Is a System, Not Just a Lifestyle Choice
Everywhere you look, health has been reduced to “lifestyle choices.” Meditation, supplements, yoga challenges, cold plunges. I don’t dismiss practices that ground people; they can be meaningful, even life-enhancing.
The Quiet Danger
In recent years, the national conversation about race has grown louder, especially in response to police violence, protests, and political rhetoric. Yet, much of this dialogue focuses on overt, blatant acts of racism. While those acts deser...
Stitching Our Future: Indigenous New York Fashion Week and the Return of Relational Design
There’s a quiet revolution taking shape in New York City’s East Village. Tucked between the bodegas, tattoo shops, and late-night falafel spots, you’ll find Relative Arts NYC, a brick-and-mortar community space dedicated to Indigenous desig...
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Ojibwe writer, artist, and mental health counsellor. Citizen of Batchewana First Nation. I write about healing, culture, story, politics, art and the fire that keeps us going.
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