Elder Rosella Kinoshameg, First Nations
Dr. Rosella Kinoshameg is a highly respected Odawa/Ojibway Elder, nurse, and leader from Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory, Ontario. With over 52 years in healthcare, she integrates Indigenous healing with palliative care. She is a prominent Catholic leader, serving as Chair of the Anishinabe Spiritual Centre board and a key voice in Indigenous reconciliation and ministry.
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Click Here- The Cedar Bath Ceremony (2:19)
- When the Creator calls us home (0:44)
- Our family connections were broken (0:52)
- The death of my auntie (2:18)
- Helping families find peace (2:37)
- Supporting families and those that are dying (1:16)
- What we lost when our children were taken away (1:53)
- Facing tragic deaths with no judgement (0:54)
- Intergenerational trauma (1:23)
- Supporting health care providers to learn our ceremonies (1:27)
- Systemic racism in plain sight (1:07)
- Cultural safety demands more than one course (0:55)
- Holding onto our language (0:50)
- Re-learning ceremony (2:22)
- Grief carried by ceremony (1:53)
- What my father taught me about the seven grandfathers (2:51)
- Laughter (0:49)
- Taking in all that the Creator offers us (1:28)
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