Resilience Rooted in Culture: Healing Through Heritage with Tanaya Winder
TraumaTies11 Feb 2025

Resilience Rooted in Culture: Healing Through Heritage with Tanaya Winder

Tanaya Winder and her friends in the indigenous community wanted to raise awareness about the estimated 1,181 missing and murdered indigenous women. They asked for donations of 1,181 single-sided earrings to represent each woman. They received 4,000.

“There's so many metaphors, because sometimes people would send the earrings, and they would need repair. They got damaged in the shipment. Some were broken beyond repair. It's like, wow. Sometimes, we feel like trauma does that to us, too,” Tanaya tells hosts Bridgette Stumpf and Lindsey Silverberg.

A member of the Duckwater Shoshone Nation, Tanaya is an author, singer, motivational speaker, and teaching artist who founded Dream Warriors Management in 2015. Tune in for her insights about honoring her culture and – as with the earring project, which became a public artwork – applying art to strengthen resiliency.

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