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Truth and Reconciliation and Indigenous History Month - Two Podcast Episodes voiced by Indigenous students

Writer: auindigenousstuden
auindigenousstuden
Sep 12, 2025
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Updated: Sep 24, 2025

Up on Apple podcasts, join some of the former members of the Indigenous Circle who discussed numerous important topics, including tips for studying at AU, and the experiences of diverse students.



Members of AUSU's former Indigenous Circle along with Robyn Soulier-Ritchot, an Indigenous entrepreneur, take the time to discuss Indigenous History Month along with some tips and tricks for navigating Athabasca University as an Indigenous student.


In this powerful episode, former Indigenous Circle members Lexis Roy and Molly Salter open up about their experiences at Athabasca University, highlighting the importance of community and cultural connection. As we observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Lexis and Molly share their thoughts on how we can collectively work towards a more inclusive future. Don't miss their book and movie recommendations that showcase Indigenous excellence and resilience.


Take a listen and if you feel you need support as an Indigenous student at AU, feel free to reach out to our group!


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