Stories we tell ourselves about the wild (with ASL interpretation)

The Resource Stories we tell ourselves about the wild (with ASL interpretation)
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Stories we tell ourselves about the wild (with ASL interpretation)
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Judith Sadora
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  • eng
  • eng
  • eng
Summary
Nature is often seen as a place that is accessible to certain types of people with the appropriate gear and outdoor enthusiasm. Often, we don't realize how the wilderness--nature as we see it--impacts our health physically, emotionally, and mentally. In this presentation, Judith Sadora challenges our perceptions on how we do nature, who does it, how it is done, and its impact on individuals. Sadora explores the narratives we hold about the outdoors and what it means to be one with nature
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DCH
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Digital content created and provided by Deschutes Public Library
Date time place
Online presentation by Deschutes Public Library on June 10, 2021
Literary form
non fiction
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catalogs
PerformerNote
Judith Sadora, therapist, presenter ; Liz Goodrich, moderator
Series statement
DPL YouTube
Series volume
June 2021

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