In this engaging and thought-provoking talk, Dr. Anton Treuer explores what it truly means to live a long and healthy life—physically, mentally, and spiritually—through an Indigenous lens. Drawing from Ojibwe teachings, modern research, and personal stories, he illustrates how connection to community, culture, land, and purpose are the cornerstones of resilience and wellbeing. This presentation invites audiences to rethink health beyond the individual, emphasizing the power of relationships, interdependence, and cultural continuity in creating a life of longevity and meaning.

This is a talk at Cretin-Derham Hall in St. Paul