“Elizabeth Glenn-Copeland is one of our wise women. She is a career artist committed to community-level change who has given her life to developing and generously sharing her creative gifts despite living in a culture that often devalues artists who do not follow the mainstream.”

“In hearing Elizabeth share an excerpt from her upcoming book, Daring To Hope at The Cliff’s Edge, I felt myself experience a brief but ever so sweet respite from the hopelessness that has weighed on my heart and the hearts of so many of us. Elizabeth’s work shows us that the ultimate tool we possess is our ability to quiet down and listen to what our Eternal Mother is trying to tell us.”

“Indigenous stories have carried memories across thousands of years, telling of people, places, and events through intricate woven words and spirits. Today, many scholars and communities work to decolonize hearts and minds through stories woven through Indigenous and settler voices, the practice of what a Mi’kmaq Elder calls Two Eyed Seeing. This engaging narrative is a welcome addition to emerging works acknowledging a need for understanding and healing in a colonized world. This poetic story is a must-read for anyone who struggles to activate hope for the future.”