Agnes Williams's guest appearances

Agnes Williams

inSocialWork - The Podcast Series of the University at Buffalo School of Social Work

Keeping Things Alive Podcast

Porque Bózeo?

Brian Kelly

Carol Scott

Adam Schwartz

Jim Anderson

John Gallagher

Whitney Walker

Barbara Jones

Joshua Miller

Janis Whitlock

Laura Evans

Frederic Reamer

George W. Bush

Lori Thomas

Michael Kelly

Richard Smith

OwlTail

Agnes Williams é Produtora Cultural, idealizadora do Projeto Beco das Artes, esposa do Jaci, mãe da Kynnie e Kendra e uma avózona.Um ser humano incrível que tive o privilégio de conversar.Apaixonado por cultura, com uma sensibilidade gigante a arte e macaense de coração.Está muito bacana a entrevista, aproveitem!Agora eu vou embora que minha mãe está chamando!

Agnes Williams é Produtora Cultural, idealizadora do Projeto Beco das Artes, esposa do Jaci, mãe da Kynnie e Kendra e uma avózona.<br>Um ser humano incrível que tive o privilégio de conversar.<br>Apaixonado por cultura, com uma sensibilidade gigante a arte e macaense de coração.<br>Está muito bacana a entrevista, aproveitem!<br>Agora eu vou embora que minha mãe está chamando!

#02 - Papo De Meio Fio - T1-EP1 - Agnes Williams Do Beco Das Artes

Agnes Williams is a member of the Seneca Nation, social worker, founding mother and board president of the Indigenous Women’s Network, Standing Rock Buffalo Support Group member, and activist for U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

006 Agnes Williams - Ceremony, Invisibility, & Indigenous Rights

In this episode, Ms. Agnes Williams, a member of the Seneca Nation, uses her Nation's experience as a context to discuss cultural appreciation. She also explores the concept of historical trauma as well as the ideals of human rights and social justice, and how those ideals have been compromised. Additionally, she reflects on her work with social work student interns and the need to take affirmative steps to provide support for Native American social work students.

Episode 129 - Agnes Williams: Native Americans and a Human Rights and Trauma-Informed Perspective