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When Science Finds a WayCultural burning: could traditional practices prevent modern wildfires? Wildfires are intensifying globally, posing threats to health and Indigenous communities. Join Alisha and Dr Nicole Redvers as they explore cultural burning, a traditional Indigenous technique offering a potential solution to modern wildfire challenges and hear from those bridging traditional practice and science. A fascinating conversation on the future of land management, wildfire resilience and health. When Science Finds a Way is brought to you by Wellcome, an independent global foundation that supports science to solve the urgent health challenges facing everyone. For more information and podcast transcripts visit wellcome.org/podcast 2025-04-0239 min
Ancestral SciencePlanetary Health through Berries, Land, & WaterRelaunching one of our favourite episodes as the Pod-fam takes some time to plan upcoming episodes, edit, and prepare our merch for upcoming holiday markets!We began the conversation with DR. NICOLE REDVERS (Deninu Kųę́ First Nation) with defining both "science" and "healing," which lead to a conversation about how "everyday can be a healing experience," berries changing genetics, Indigenous Medicine Science as a reawakening, Land as healing and the effects of amplifying these connections through consciousness, differences between spirit and soul, what is a gut feeling?, and decolonizing and recolonizing our microbiome. Reme...2024-11-111h 06
The HQRethinking Healthcare, Planetary Health and Systems Change through an Indigenous Lens with Dr. Nicole RedversIn this thought-provoking episode of The HQ, we continue our exploration into the interconnectedness of healthcare and planetary health. Building on previous discussions about climate change, environmental sustainability, and the broader social impact of our consumptive healthcare practices, we now take a deeper dive into alternative approaches that challenge the prevailing systems.Our guest, Dr. Nicole Redvers, brings a unique perspective to the conversation. As a member of the Deninu K’ue First Nation in Canada’s Northwest Territories, Dr. Redvers has dedicated her career to working with Indigenous patients, scholars, and communities worldwide. She is an Asso...2024-11-0743 min
People of Color in PsychologyNative American Heritage Series: Speaking Up As Change MakersAs psychologists, we play a vital role in creating a more just and equitable society by speaking up for the voiceless, realigning health and healing practices, and to understand people beyond interpersonal pathology. What better way than to learn directly from the perspectives of Native American psychologists? Listen to my conversation with Dr. Anna Kawennison Fetter as we talk about being an agent of change, speaking up for the marginalized and underrepresented, and appreciating the immense value that Native American psychologists and scholars have in the field of psychology.
Dr. Anna Kawennison Fetter’s Co...2023-11-0829 min
Ancestral SciencePlanetary Health: through Berries, Land, and WaterDR. NICOLE REDVERS (Deninu Kųę́ First Nation) chatted to us about berries changing genetics, Indigenous Medicine Science as a reawakening, Land as healing and amplifying these connections through consciousness, differences between spirit & soul, what is a gut feeling?, and decolonizing & recolonizing our microbiome. Remember, profits from the "AS Podcast MERCH" www.relationalsciencecircle.com/shop helps pay Knowledge Keepers & Editor, to follow protocols & keep the podcast going.Dr. Redvers graciously donated her honoraria to: Arctic Indigenous Wellness Foundation https://arcticindigenouswellness.org/SHOWNOTES:-INDIGENOUS SCIENCE: contextual, holistic, relational, symbolic, non-linear, not...2023-10-301h 05
The DecibelThe people most impacted by wildfire smokeCities across Canada have been dealing with the impacts of wildfire smoke this year – the smoggy skies and health effects. And while we’ve been seeing more smoke in big cities, remote Indigenous communities often bear the brunt of the negative effects of wildfires. Since 1982, 98% of smoke-related evacuations have been in Indigenous communities.Dr. Nicole Redvers is an associate professor at the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry at The University of Western Ontario and an expert on the impact of forest fires on Indigenous communities. She joins us to discuss the consequences of this year’s unprec...2023-07-2420 min
World Changing IdeasTelling stories could be the ultimate climate change solution—meet the activists changing the narrativeAddressing the problems around climate change requires collective action and big ideas. But we also need to learn how to listen and how to change our perspective. This week, we speak to some leading environmental activists about storytelling and how to craft a message that sparks behavioral change.
Kate Tellers - director at The Moth, a storytelling collective and nonprofit in New York City. She’s also the author of How to Tell a Story: The Essential Guide to Memorable Storytelling From The Moth.
Dr. Nicole Redvers - assistant professor at the University of Western Ontario and the cofo...2022-12-2132 min
Azimuth World Foundation - Connecting the DotsConnecting the Dots with NICOLE REDVERSThe COVID-19 pandemic has brought Public Health to the forefront of our concerns for the 21st century and showed us how justice, politics, economics, education, and every sphere of our lives is inextricably linked to Public Health. The way Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities were disproportionately affected during the pandemic is a tragic example of this. Their exclusion from strategic decision-making and lack of access to healthcare services aggravated pre-existing structural inequalities. Now, more than ever, recognizing these inequities in Indigenous Health can help us reflect on the broader issues of Human Rights, sovereignty, sustainability and the fundamental role...2022-10-1930 min
Phoenix Helix: Autoimmune ResilienceEpisode 211: Indigenous Medicine and Autoimmune Health with Dr. Nicole RedversThe modern scientific approach to medicine focuses on disease rather than wellness, it focuses on parts of the body instead of the whole, and tends to look at the patient separate from their life and the world in which they live. Traditional Indigenous medicine approaches health very differently, and that’s true for Indigenous traditions worldwide. They tend to embrace a holistic perspective, knowing that we are more than the sum of our parts, and that health is impacted by so much more than physiology. That said, modern medicine still has much to offer, but so does Indigenous medicine. Today, we...2022-10-1449 min
Creative Language TechnologiesIndigenous Perspectives in Planetary Health and the Preservation of Traditional MedicinesThis is episode #13 of the podcast and it’s Thursday, the 10th of March, 2022.My invited speaker today is Dr. Nicole Redvers, a member of the Deninu K’ue (“Deneh-noo-kweh”) First Nation in Denendeh. She has worked with Indigenous patients, scholars, and communities around the globe her entire career. Dr. Redvers is an assistant professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine and the Department of Indigenous Health at the University of North Dakota where she helped develop and launch the first Indigenous health PhD program. Dr. Redvers is co-founder and current board chair of Canadian charity...2022-03-1148 min
the NUANCE by Medicine Explained.51: Indigenous healing & the effects of colonization on health. | Nicole Redvers, ND MPHDr. Nicole Redvers, ND, MPH, is a member of the Deninu K’ue First Nation and has worked with various Indigenous patients and communities around the globe helping to bridge the gap between Indigenous traditional and modern medical systems. She is co-founder and chair of the Arctic Indigenous Wellness Foundation based in the Canadian North. Dr. Redvers is currently an assistant professor in both the Department of Family & Community Medicine and the Department of Indigenous Health at the University of North Dakota where she has helped co-develop the first Indigenous Health PhD degree program in North America. She has been ac...2022-01-3151 min
NEJM InterviewsNEJM Interview: Dr. Nicole Redvers on Covid-19 vaccination efforts in American Indian and Alaska Native communities.Dr. Nicole Redvers is an assistant professor of family and community medicine at the University of North Dakota. Stephen Morrissey, the interviewer, is the Executive Managing Editor of the Journal. R. Foxworth and Others. Covid-19 Vaccination in American Indians and Alaska Natives — Lessons from Effective Community Responses. N Engl J Med 2021;385:2403-2406.2021-12-2208 min
Indigenae PodcastWe heal together: Our Land, Our Bodies with Dr. Nicole RedversDr. Nicole Redvers creates a bridge between Indigenous and Western ways of thinking about health. Dr. Redvers reminds us that land-based practices are essential to our health wherever we are living: “By going on our healing journey, we’re automatically in healing with the land itself because we are in and of itself land.” Dr. Nicole Redvers, ND, MPH, (she/hers) is an enrolled member of the Deninu K’ue First Nation from sub-Arctic Canada. She is currently an assistant professor in the Department of Family & Community Medicine and the Indians into Medicine program at the Univ...2021-10-1237 min
Indigenous 150+Future Leaders, Youth Supporting Youth: Indigenous 150+ Podcaster Nicole TornquistIndigenous 150+ Podcaster Nicole Tornquist speaks about the importance of supporting Indigenous Youth to be the best they can be. Drawing on her own personal experience as a youth, Nicole discusses her role as a National Ambassador of Hope for the WeMatter Campaign and youth organization. Nicole is from Opaskwayak Cree Nation, and is currently serving as their Junior Onekanew (Chief). This episode was hosted and produced by Roha Hena. Check out Nicole’s Season 1 Episodes, “Small Town, Big Dreams” with Kelvin Redvers and “Awakening the Spirit” with Holly Linski. You can follow Nicole on instagram @nicole.tornquist18.2021-06-2913 min
Social Medicine On Air17 | Two-Eyed Sight: Indigenous Science, Existence, and Planetary Health | Nicole RedversNicole Redvers (@DrNicoleRedvers) joins us to speak about Indigenous ways of knowing, the necessity for protecting Indigenous lands and ways of life, and the necessity for integration of traditional knowledge and Western science in the pursuit of human and planetary health. She discusses the need for truth-telling and reconciliation; how Indigenous communities have resisted colonialism, extraction, and exploitation across Turtle Island; and how reciprocal knowledge is a gift.Dr. Nicole Redvers ND MPH is a member of the Deninu K’ue First Nation and has worked with various Indigenous patients and communities around the gl...2021-02-101h 02
treehugger podcastBridging Medicine Systems with Dr. Nicole RedversDr. Nicole Redvers endeavors to integrate Indigenous and culturally-appropriate medicine into Western medical practice. If healing our relationship with land is key to revitalize traditional health and wellness, could ecological restoration become a public health strategy for the future? Native Land https://native-land.ca/ Dr. Redvers is an author, mother, Indigenous health advocate and assistant professor at the University of North Dakota, Department of Family & Community Medicine & Indians into Medicine Programs. She was the first licensed practicing naturopathic doctor in North America who is Dene (a member of the Deninu K’ue First Nation Band)....2021-01-0154 minIndigenous 150+Small Town, Big Dreams: Making Movies and We MatterWe Matter founder Kelvin Redvers discusses growing up in the North West Territories, his career as a director and why he founded this youth-led organization that is addressing mental health in such a unique way. Host: Nicole Tornquist2020-07-1029 min
Voices from the FieldNCCIH Webinar Traditional Indigenous Medicine Presentation with Dr. Nicole RedversLe français suit l'anglais.
NCCIH Webinar Traditional Indigenous Medicine Presentation with Dr. Nicole Redvers
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “Traditional Indigenous Medicine in North America: A Review” (held June 26th, 2020), Dr. Nicole Redvers examines the current issues surrounding research on or with traditional medicine and potential ways forward.
Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/BsGYV58kjco
For additional information, speaker bios, learning objectives, recommended readings, and resource downloads please see: https://www.nccih.ca/495/Webinar__Traditional_Indigenous_Medicine_in_North_America_-_A_Review.nccih?id=309
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Voices from the FieldNCCIH Webinar Traditional Indigenous Medicine Q&A with Dr. Nicole RedversLe français suit l'anglais.
NCCIH Webinar Traditional Indigenous Medicine Q&A with Dr. Nicole Redvers
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “Traditional Indigenous Medicine in North America: A Review” (held June 26th, 2020), Dr. Nicole Redvers and Dr. Margo Greenwood discuss questions submitted by the webinar attendees.
Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_CGttVYBX6o
For additional information, speaker bios, learning objectives, recommended readings, and resource downloads please see: https://www.nccih.ca/495/Webinar__Traditional_Indigenous_Medicine_in_North_America_-_A_Review.nccih?id=309
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Voices from the FieldNCCIH Webinar Traditional Indigenous Medicine IntroductionLe français suit l'anglais.
NCCIH Webinar Traditional Indigenous Medicine Introduction
In this audio recording of the NCCIH Webinar “Traditional Indigenous Medicine in North America: A Review” (held June 26th, 2020), Dr. Margo Greenwood, (Academic Lead, NCCIH), introduces attendees to the NCCIH, NCCPH, and to the webinar presenter Dr. Nicole Redvers.
Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/HRBOZFYd-0s
For additional information, speaker bio, learning objectives, recommended readings, and resource downloads please see: https://www.nccih.ca/495/Webinar__Traditional_Indigenous_Medicine_in_North_America_-_A_Review.nccih?id=309
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University of North Dakota Presidential PodcastUND Presidential Podcast Episode TenOn this week's episode of the presidential podcast, Interim President Joshua Wynne sits down with Associate Dean Dr. Don Warne, director of the Indians into Medicine program (INMED) and the Public Health program at the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, as well as Dr. Nicole Redvers, assistant professor in INMED. The three talk about the spread of COVID-19 and the challenges the novel disease presents for underserved communities. They also discuss the newly unveiled Indigenous Health Ph.D. at the University of North Dakota, which is already garnering a growing number of applications and sustained attention from politicians...2020-03-1321 min
Download Best Full Audiobooks in Non-Fiction, Social ScienceThe Science of the Sacred: Bridging Global Indigenous Medicine Systems and Modern Scientific Principles by Nicole RedversPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/393504 to listen full audiobooks. Title: The Science of the Sacred: Bridging Global Indigenous Medicine Systems and Modern Scientific Principles Author: Nicole Redvers Narrator: Essie Bartosik Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 8 hours 21 minutes Release date: January 21, 2020 Genres: Social Science Publisher's Summary: Indigenous naturopathic doctor Nicole Redvers pairs evidence-based research with traditional healing modalities, addressing modern health problems and medical processes Modern medical science has finally caught up to what traditional healing systems have known for centuries. Many traditional healing techniques and medicines are often assumed to be archaic, outdated, or unscientific compared to modern Western...2020-01-2110 min
Future Primitive PodcastsThe Science of the SacredNicole Redvers speaks with Joanna about: medicine and the nature of things; the journey of perseverance and community service; the challenge of reconciling two cultures within; an example of the science of the sacred; the modern rediscovery of interconnectedness known to traditional indigenous cultures; epigenetics, trauma and healing; the reverberation of laughter; vibrational medicine and the sound of the Universe; the “grandmother diet”; the holistic wisdom of indigenous systems around the world; ways to reconnect to our original self; our original purpose.2019-06-1742 min
Future Primitive PodcastsThe Science of the SacredNicole Redvers speaks with Joanna about: medicine and the nature of things; the journey of perseverance and community service; the challenge of reconciling two cultures within; an example of the science of the sacred; the modern rediscovery of interconnectedness known to traditional indigenous cultures; epigenetics, trauma and healing; the reverberation of laughter; vibrational medicine and the sound of the Universe; the “grandmother diet”; the holistic wisdom of indigenous systems around the world; ways to reconnect to our original self; our original purpose.
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Lunchtime NewsMarch 25, 2019: Meltdown at the SnowcastleWhy Snowking's Winter Festival had to close a week early, plus Yellowknife's mayor Rebecca Alty, and Dr Nicole Redvers, author of a new book which seeks to "bridge the gap" between western and Indigenous medicine.2019-03-2735 min