
Brenna Greenfield
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^Associate professor, University of Minnesota Medical School, Duluth Campus ^I study freedom, pleasure, & safety ^Part of Aanji'bide (Changing our Paths)
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08-10-2015 12:18:06
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Opening reception PRØVE Gallery for “Waiting for a Bed” exhibit by Moira Villiard and Carla Hamilton. Documents the maze to get treatment services that often (in the US) detours through jails. Worth a visit if you’re in Duluth. Next stop is Grand Rapids.


"I don't want to transform or reform the university. I am interested in how we use the university as a site of redistribution, of generative play." -Eve L. Ewing as part of Arizona State University People, Places, and Possibilities gathering

There is utility to the OUD Cascade of Care, but it emphasizes linearity & binary treatment failure or success. The Aanji'bide (Changing our Paths) Model of Opioid Recovery & Change focuses on non-linearity of change & the importance of connection. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Yellowstone was first run by the US army, then "When the Park Service is created in 1916, they decommission some soldiers at some parks, instantly reenroll as members of park service. The people are the same." -Karl Jacoby

"American scientific endeavor tied closely to Indigenous land and landscapes and growing conservation effort. Never a time when they were separate. Indigenous lands became places for study, gathering specimens, and they still are today." Roz La Pier on national parks

Read the open access article by Brenna Greenfield and colleagues here onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ad…












