Free Virtual Workshop: Centering Indigenous Ways of Knowing in Collective Health

This workshop is designed to explore Indigenous well-being through culture, storytelling, kinship, and connections to land and ancestors.

Dr. Jill Fish will explore pathways that promote collective and generational well-being in Indigenous communities. She will share insights from her clinical practice and research, discussing the role of cultural practices, storytelling, kinship connections, the land, and ancestors, in collective health. This interactive workshop will foreground Dr. Fish’s scholarly work on Indigenous ways of knowing, including the digital storytelling project OrigiNatives and the Indigenist Ecological Systems Model.

Jill Fish, PhD, LP
Dr. Jill Fish is a licensed psychologist and scholar whose work centers Indigenous knowledge, storytelling, identity, and care. She comes to her work as a lineal descendant of the Tuscarora Nation and applies research and practice to serve community.