Join today's Bigger Than Me episode with former Chief Dana Tizya-Tramm and host Aaron Pete as they journey through resilience, childhood trauma recovery, and leading community activism for climate change and justice. This enriching conversation explores Dana's connection with ancestry, the influence of indigenous governance, the complexities of indigenous justice, and the impact of climate change. 

Dana Tizya-Tramm, a prominent indigenous leader, has been honored for his service as a Former Chief and his current role as a Yukon school board trustee. His remarkable efforts in Yukon's education system, coupled with his staunch advocacy for indigenous rights and climate justice, have secured his position among the TIME 100, recognizing him as one of the world's most influential individuals.

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