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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This is a conversation with Dr. Leo J. Omani, a Dakota scholar from Saskatchewan, who has been instrumental in championing the rights of the Dakota people. This is his story about the importance of education, language, and heritage.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This book gives the accounts of elders of the Little Red Reserve in Saskatchewan. One account is from Angus Mirasty who served in the war and speaks about veterans and their fight to stop the sale of the Little Red community. He speaks of how First Nations veterans, having fought for their country, gained voting rights and became more empowered to challenge paternalistic government policies. The other account is from Rosaline Bird and speaks to issues with the Lumber industry and Timber Surrender. …

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Prince Albert Grand Council Fine Arts Festival was developed for indigenous students to showcase their artistic abilities through visual arts, dance, music, and writing. To mark the 30th anniversary of the Prince Albert Grand Council Fine Arts Festival, this book was created to showcase the art of indigenous high school students within the Prince Albert Grand Council in Saskatchewan, Canada over the past 30 years.…

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Natural Resources Transfer Agreement (NRTA) has been a persistent issue, particularly affecting Treaty Rights holders and impacting both political and environmental aspects for people in northern Canada. A significant barrier to the economic and political prosperity of Canada's Indigenous Peoples is the transfer of lands and resources that occurred without input from the local communities. Under the leadership of Grand Chief Brian Hardlotte, the Prince Albert Grand Council has tasked the Education Department with collecting narratives from various elders about how the NRTA has affected hunters and trappers in northern Saskatchewan. This initiative aims to capture the socio-political impacts of the Saskatchewan-Federal agreement on the Indigenous peoples of northern Saskatchewan.This book - the second book in this series - features stories from the Woodland Cree who have first hand experience of the early implementation of the NRTA by Game Wardens in First Nations communities. These stories are a crucial part of the reconciliation process as Canada confronts its colonial past, and they serve to guide reconciliation through truth-telling.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This story remembers Bobby Bird - a little boy who ran away from Timber Bay Residential School and perished. No one looked for him. It's a true story that represents many children who attended Residential schools.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Prince Albert Grand Council is a not-for-profit organization that is a political entity advocating for twelve First Nations. There are over 43,000 members that make up the PAGC making it one of the largest tribal councils in Western Canada. The Prince Albert Grand Council advocates for and assists in protecting the Inherent and Treaty Rights and Aboriginal Title of its twelve member First Nations. It also provides leadership in a comprehensive way to address issues of common concern that affect PAGC First Nation communities and its members, including Treaty protection, resource development and revenue sharing. This book highlights the history of the PAGC, the current council and twelve First Nations, and the people and programs that bring it all together to fulfill the vision of Treaty Rights.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This is the account of one of Dr. Edward Mirasty's memories as a child listening to stories in Cree that his grandparents and parents told. The account outlines one evening listening to a story and hearing timber wolves, then his grandmother telling a story about the wolves. This story reminds indigenous peoples of the importance of language and the art of storytelling as part of the indigenous culture.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Natural Resources Transfer Agreement (NRTA) has been a persistent issue, particularly affecting Treaty Rights holders and impacting both political and environmental aspects for people in northern Canada. A significant barrier to the economic and political prosperity of Canada's Indigenous Peoples is the transfer of lands and resources that occurred without input from the local communities. Under the leadership of Grand Chief Brian Hardlotte, the Prince Albert Grand Council has tasked the Education Department with collecting narratives from various elders about how the NRTA has affected hunters and trappers in northern Saskatchewan. This initiative aims to capture the socio-political impacts of the Saskatchewan-Federal agreement on the Indigenous peoples of northern Saskatchewan.This book - the third book in this series - features stories from the Dene Suline who have first hand experience of the early implementation of the NRTA by Game Wardens in First Nations communities. These stories are a crucial part of the reconciliation process as Canada confronts its colonial past, and they serve to guide reconciliation through truth-telling.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Natural Resources Transfer Agreement (NRTA) has been a persistent issue, particularly affecting Treaty Rights holders and impacting both political and environmental aspects for people in northern Canada. A significant barrier to the economic and political prosperity of Canada's Indigenous Peoples is the transfer of lands and resources that occurred without input from the local communities. Under the leadership of Grand Chief Brian Hardlotte, the Prince Albert Grand Council has tasked the Education Department with collecting narratives from various elders about how the NRTA has affected hunters and trappers in northern Saskatchewan. This initiative aims to capture the socio-political impacts of the Saskatchewan-Federal agreement on the Indigenous peoples of northern Saskatchewan.This book - the first book in this series - explores the history of the NRTA, tracing its roots to the Catholic Church's policy of Manifest Destiny. Subsequent books feature stories from the Woodland Cree and Athabasca peoples, who have first hand experience of the early implementation of the NRTA by Game Wardens in First Nations communities. These stories are a crucial part of the reconciliation process as Canada confronts its colonial past, and they serve to guide reconciliation through truth-telling.…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | This handbook guides teachers who facilitate talking circles regarding Indian Residential Schools to promote healing, reconciliation, and truth telling. Stories are a traditional way of passing knowledge, history, and culture to Indigenous People. Through that lens, we look inwards to find ourselves as Canadians. Therefore, it is for this reason that collecting IRS stories open and heal the 'soul wound' that has impacted Canada's Indigenous Peoples. This vital initiative proposed by Grand Chief Brian Hardlotte represents a sharing of stories from past IRS survivors and how they endured the trauma from former caregivers of these assimilative institutions. These stories shared by past survivors allow us as teachers, students, and administrators to remember the histories of Residential Schools to bring context to the current socioeconomic conditions of Canada's First Peoples. As a form of reconciliation, it is said that the truth must come before reconciliation can begin.These stories shared in traditional talking circles are a way to bring healing and move forward in our educational journey as a form of resiliency. To destroy the toxins that infiltrate our communities, families, and ourselves, "Telling the Truth" stories can bring an antidote to stop the cycle of intergenerational trauma. …

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Tonona Nene Sekui Bets'i holi NosohlaDene-u Ena-u beyatié; shën, dahdil, daretl'is, hël tth'i dolniThe Prince Albert Grand Council Fine Arts Festival was developed for indigenous students to showcase their artistic abilities through visual arts, dance, music, and writing. To mark the 30th anniversary of the Prince Albert Grand Council Fine Arts Festival, this book was created to showcase the art of indigenous high school students within the Prince Albert Grand Council in Saskatchewan, Canada over the past 30 years.This is the Dene Version of this book. The main body of the book is translated in Dene with English written alongside it.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - nistomitanaw askiy nihtatapasinahikewin???kihci mitatahtomitanaw, keka-mitatahtwaw mitatahtomitanaw, keta-mitatahtomitanaw nisosap - niswaw kihci-mitatahtomitanaw nisitanaw nisosap??nehiyawi nikamowina, nimihitowina, tapasinahikewina mina acimowina iyinito-ayisiyiniwiwinak e-miyowatahkik pikiskwewinaThe Prince Albert Grand Council Fine Arts Festival was developed for indigenous students to showcase their artistic abilities through visual arts, dance, music, and writing. To mark the 30th anniversary of the Prince Albert Grand Council Fine Arts Festival, this book was created to showcase the art of indigenous high school students within the Prince Albert Grand Council in Saskatchewan, Canada over the past 30 years.This is the Cree Version of this book. The main body of the book is translated in Cree with English written alongside it.…