Talk A Mile Podcast: Episode 3

In this episode in Talk A Mile, Camden Wright and Solveig Fellows discuss the issue of missing and murdered indigenous women. Solveig shares her research behind the alarming rates of kidnapped indigenous women. Why are these rates so high? Where does it come from? Find out in this episode and help start the conversation!

About the Contributors

Camden Wright, Co-Executive Editor

Camden Wright is a senior and the Co-Executive editor of The Visitation Voice. This is Camden’s third year working on the paper and her second year in an editorial position. Besides writing and editing for the Visitation Voice, Camden plays volleyball and is a lacrosse captain at Visitation. Outside of school, Camden also loves spending time with her friends, volunteering at a Spanish immersion daycare called Tierra Encantada, and biking or running on outdoor trails around Minneapolis. Camden has a passion for social justice and strives to learn more about equity. She hopes to take her passions and education to one day be a juvenile criminal justice lawyer. Camden enjoys learning about history, cultures, and art, and loves sharing her passions with others. She is very excited to share her writings and ideas with others through being the Co-Executive editor and encourages everyone in the Visitation community to write for The Visitation Voice!

Solveig Fellows, Opinion Editor

This is Solveig's second year writing for the paper and her second year as an editor. At school, she is a peer mentor, a writing center tutor, co-leader of the social justice activism club, and the teaching assistant for the lower school ballet class. Outside of school, she does ballet at Ballet Co-Laboratory and dances for their performance ensemble. Her summers are spent as a sleep-away camp counselor at YMCA Camp Warren where she gets to spend time in nature with her campers. Her current favorites are over-the-ear headphones, cheap perfume, and cargo pants. She is looking forward to an amazing year :)