Turbidity: a First Nation community weathering environmental disaster

Jacinda Mac shares her life story, detailing her experiences with tuberculosis, residential school, and the impact of her grandfather. She discusses personal struggles, including a suicide attempt, and how the birth of her child changed her perspective. Jacinda also talks about her involvement in mining issues and the importance of cultural connections in overcoming challenges. Her narrative emphasizes resilience, family, and the need for community healing.

What impact did the teacher's experience with tuberculosis have on their relationship with their family?

How did the teacher describe their time spent with their grandfather?

In what ways did the teacher's first child influence their perspective on life?

What were the feelings expressed by the teacher regarding their father's death?

What lessons did the teacher learn from their father's death?

How does the teacher perceive the impact of mining on their community?

What does the teacher believe is necessary to prevent future disasters in their community?