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Sam talks to Pediatric Emergency physician Samir Shaheen-Hussain about medical colonialism, physician-enabled violence against Indigenous children, and his journey as an activist.
Samir is the author of “Fighting for a Hand to Hold: Confronting Medical Colonialism Against Indigenous Children in Canada” (McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2020). ***Show Notes:CLARIFICATION: Samir mentions working in Oji-Cree communities during his experience in Sioux Lookout as a medical trainee.
The Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority serves 33 First Nations, some of which are Oji-Cree.
Pikangikum, which Samir mentions, is an Ojibwe First Nation.
Samir's book website Lancet review of Samir's bookNew Scientist interview with SamirLe Monde interview with SamirNY Times article on unmarked residential school gravesTerminology:CEGEP = mandatory pre-university junior college in QuebecNunavik = homeland of the Inuit in present-day QuebecEeyou = what the Cree in present-day Quebec call themselvesBackground:Map of First Nations in Quebec Summary Report of the Quebec Viens Commission (to which Samir testified) Truth & Reconciliation Commission of Canada***Recorded July 26, 2021Music: Mr Smith Art: Jeff Landmanwww.practicingpod.comTwitter: @practicingpodInstagram/Threads: practicingpodLinkedIn: Practicing Podcast