Holly Prince

Holly Prince is an Anishinaabekwe and a member of Opwaaganisiniing in Northwestern Ontario, Canada. She has a Master’s in Social Work and a Ph.D. in Educational Studies. Holly’s research focuses on decolonial and Indigenist education, Indigenous health equity, the resurgence and re-activation of Indigenous Knowledges, and community-based research. She has devoted the last 20 years to advancing the right of Indigenous peoples’ access to culturally appropriate and equitable palliative care and has mobilized her efforts as a national champion of human rights and dignity for people preparing to journey back to the Spirit world.

Colonization, grief and resilience

Holly describes how reclaiming culture and traditional practices help Indigenous Peoples navigate the impacts of colonization and find strength in grief. (1:48)

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