Angelina Pratt

Empathetic Witness

Angelina Pratt

  • Ward 1 Indigenous Candidate Debbie Moses

Ward 1 Indigenous Candidate Debbie Moses

Thursday 2nd October 2025

Debbie Moses shares her journey and vision for change in Fort McMurray. Discover how she tackles homelessness and advocates for Indigenous rights.
56 minutes
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Empathetic Witness
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Angelina Pratt
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Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
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Debbie Moses: A Voice for Change in Fort McMurray

Episode Overview

  • Genuine Indigenous representation is crucial in business contracts.
  • Homelessness affects multiple nationalities, not just Indigenous people.
  • Community engagement is essential for addressing local issues.
  • Economic struggles contribute significantly to homelessness.
  • Advocacy is needed for addiction recovery and mental health support.
"It's not just the Indigenous people anymore. There's other nationalities as well that are now homeless."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? This episode of Empathetic Witness features Debbie Moses, a proud Indigenous woman and passionate advocate for community leadership. Debbie's journey, filled with compassion and dedication, has led her to run for Ward One Councillor in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, Fort McMurray, Alberta.
Through a candid conversation with host Angelina Pratt, Debbie shares her experiences working at the Indian Association of Alberta and the challenges faced by Indigenous communities, such as homelessness and economic struggles. The discussion also touches on the importance of genuine Indigenous representation in businesses, as well as the need for more community engagement and advocacy for those affected by addiction and homelessness.
Debbie's personal anecdotes reveal her unwavering commitment to making a difference in her community, highlighting the critical issues of housing, mental health, and employment. As you listen, you'll find yourself inspired by Debbie's resilience and determination to create positive change. Her story serves as a reminder that every voice matters, and that collective action can lead to meaningful progress. So, what steps can you take to support your community today?
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