GROUNDED IN MY ROOTS
A life-impacting film that reminds us to reconnect with our ancestors so we can all learn how to decolonize our diets, reverse chronic illnesses and use the power of real food to heal our bodies and the planet.
As a chronic illness epidemic sweeps the nation, Nicolette Richer embarks on a cross-Canada run-and-cycle journey to raise profound awareness about what Indigenous peoples have always known: food is medicine. She discovers that the traditional knowledge of healing through our ancestral foodways has always been in her blood.
Watch the short documentary that shines a light on her African roots and how they've brought her where she is today: an advocate for using food as medicine and preparing to run and bike across Canada to spread her message.
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Indigenous-led film production company with a desire to share the stories of those who have been disconnected from their spirit, culture, and nature and are on a journey to finding their way ‘home’.
MANY THANKS TO THE FILM CREW
It takes a village. Sgaanuwee Studios has followed Nicolette’s journey thus far and will be accompanying her as she runs and bikes across Canada, documenting her inspirational and groundbreaking 22 Million Strong mission.
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Anthem Jackson is a full service creative production company based in Vancouver, BC. Specializing in commercials, documentaries, and narrative works, Anthem Jackson captured the beautiful shots in Malawi through the eyes of producer/director Dan Code
ANTI-RACISM & INCLUSION POLICY: Nicolette Richer and The Richer Health Retreat Centre welcome and create safe and equalized environments for all ages, backgrounds, citizenships, abilities, sexes, education levels, ethnicities, family statuses, genders, gender identities, races, religions, sexual orientations, and socioeconomic statuses. Without exception, we will ask for and use the pronouns, names and titles you use to identify yourself. I stand with Black People, Indigenous People, and People of Colour. I honour the leadership of Black People, Indigenous People, and People of Colour in the fight for freedom, liberation, and justice.