Stories are the thread that weaves us all together. It has sustained us all through very dark and lonely times. As culture and humanity evolves, so will our collective mindsets, toward a positive sustainable future. Our stories will carry us forward on the waves of technology. We can adapt while preserving our culture.
It sounds so idealistic and grand when I think about it in my mind. But I am confident in what I am feeling and the direction I am supposed to be going. I am supposed to contribute to fulfilling the teachings of stories that were passed through generations upon generations of our Indigenous families.
The story of White Buffalo Calf Woman resonates with the urgency and truth that I feel lately. Enjoy & may peace be upon you all =)
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This is a useful presentation by Al Davies from WordCamp 2013 which gives advice on what to do straight after you install WordPress in order to increase the security of your site, reduce spam, improve your search-engine visibility, set up a backup regime and chose a theme that reflects your personality. The presentation is a […]
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Signing up for a blog at wordpress.com, blogger.com or tumblr.com is certainly the easiest way to get through DS106 Bootcamp but it’s not as satisfying as setting up your own domain and installing the software yourself. With the new free hosting service from University of Mary Washington (UMW), the DIY option is actually almost as […]
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