Njoki Wane is the author of the book, From My Mother’s Back: A Journey from Kenya to Canada.   In this episode, she talks about her life experiences and the complexities of being an immigrant for over 30 years. 

Episode highlights

• Living with grief and memories of her mother
• Her sentiments about leaving her young family behind to relocate to Canada to pursue her studies.  
• The complexity of living as an immigrant when your heart belongs to two countries
• The importance of embracing one's indigenous roots 
• What it is like being a black female college professor in one of the major universities in Canada; The University of Toronto where she was also awarded the 2017 President’s teaching award
• Her work on teaching on decolonizing the mind and on indigenous healing of different communities

Contact Njoki Wane at
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Link to her book on Amazon From My Mother's back: A Journey from Kenya to Canada https://www.amazon.ca/My-Mothers-Back-Journey-Canada/dp/1928088732/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=njoki+wane&qid=1655312716&sr=8-1

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