“They encouraged me to recover the ancestral teachings of my Diné people, and to explore how our ancestral wisdom approaches disability.” — Sandra Yellowhorse on how Māori scholars inspire other Indigenous peoples.
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“Music has a unique and positive effect on our brains and bodies: it releases the bonding hormone oxytocin and feel-good endorphins. Music also increases neuroplasticity, the brain’s capacity to learn throughout life.” — Atakohu Middleton.
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“He knows he’s different. And not in a ‘celebrate diversity’ kind of way, but in a way that feels like he doesn’t belong. And that cuts deep, for him and us.” — Dahlia Malaeulu, on navigating the school system when your child has autism.
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“In a way, Mase was in a bubble long before Covid-19 hit the world and we were forced into our own bubbles.” — Dahlia Malaeulu.
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