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6: Indigenous Time

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After the End
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Danya Carroll, indigenous scholar and public health practitioner, reflects on living with different world views, linear time and cyclical time and what we leave for future generations.

In this episode of the podcast series After the End, we hear from Danya Carroll, a member of the Navajo and White Mountain Apache Tribes, and a post-doc in the School of Medicine and Public Health at Western University, Canada. Danya shares her experiences of living between two cultures with very different concepts of time, and how her tribes are dealing with climate change.

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Series
After the End
People
Danya Carroll
Patricia Kingori
Keywords
global health
American indigenous history
indigenous peoples
climate change
temporality
Department: Ethox Centre
Date Added: 18/12/2025
Duration: 00:17:24

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