PT379 – Sutton King, MPH – Intergenerational Trauma, Late-Stage Capitalism, and the Urban Indigenous Collective

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Psychodexa Presents - Sutton's Native American Heritage

01:48 • 2min

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Psychedelic Training - Sutton King, MPH

03:55 • 2min

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Psychedelics Today - David Rapping, Sutton King

05:46 • 3min

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Psychedelic Renaissance - What's It All About?

09:01 • 4min

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Afro-Indigenous Psychedelic Renaissance

13:04 • 4min

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The Power of Indigenous Ways of Being and Knowing

17:05 • 2min

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How Hard Was the Move to New York City?

19:27 • 3min

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The Role of the Condor and the Eagle

22:40 • 3min

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The Importance of Being Part of the Reality

25:11 • 3min

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Are We Going to Experience More Intergenerational Trauma?

28:26 • 2min

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How Did Psychedelics Help You Survive Gender Based Violence?

30:08 • 4min

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Urban Indigenous Collective

34:07 • 2min

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MMIWGT2S Community Center - What Kinds of Programs and Services?

35:50 • 6min

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What Are Some of the Things You're Most Excited For?

41:27 • 3min

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New York City - Native American, Alaska Native and Indigenous

44:29 • 2min

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What Was It Like 400 Years Before the Dutch, the British Arrived?

46:08 • 2min

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Indigenous Health Disparities

47:56 • 3min

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ShockTalk - A Tele-Mental Platform That Connects Native Users to Indigenous Therapists

50:51 • 2min

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The Indigenous Medicine Conservation Fund

52:41 • 2min

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Are You Getting All the Money for This?

54:47 • 5min

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The Seven Generations Principle

59:48 • 3min

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Psychedelics and the World Economic Forum

01:02:35 • 5min

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Psychedelics

01:08:02 • 2min

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Decolonizing Mental Health

01:09:40 • 2min

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Journey CoLab

01:11:26 • 5min

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The Winter Solstice

01:16:33 • 2min

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Psychedelic Education Center Presents Microdosing Masterclass

01:18:14 • 2min