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Indigenous Sciences: A Live Conversation with Dr. Lyla June Johnston

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"We were all born to be of service to the land. These big brains and opposable thumbs were never meant to enrich us — they were tools given to us to enrich the earth."

This is how Dr. Lyla June Johnston sees the world. And once you hear her say it, it's hard to unsee.

In August13th, 2026, we sat down with Lyla June on Instagram Live to talk about Indigenous Sciences — her second course in partnership with Gaia Education, built on years of doctoral research into the regenerative land management…

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"We're Working Harder Than Ever. So Why Does Nothing Change?"

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There's a specific kind of exhaustion that doesn't come from doing too little. It comes from doing a lot — meetings, strategies, restructures, new committees, new frameworks — and still watching the same dynamics repeat. The same three people carrying everything. The same decision getting stuck at the same desk. The same community meeting where the room nods and nothing actually shifts.

If that sounds familiar, you're not bad at your job. You're working inside a structure that was never designe…

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