Posted on August 15, 2020
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Category: activism, Community Involvement, Culture & Traditions, feminism, First Nations, friendship, Gender Identity, Independent Thought, Indigenous Voices, Non-Binary Identity, Own Voices, Social-Emotional Learning, Uncategorized, young adultTags: activism, activist, Cree, foster care, gender, graphic novel, mentors, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, MMIW, Natasha Donovan, social worker, Tasha Spillett-Sumner, Two-Spirit, ya graphic novel
Posted on January 6, 2020
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Written by: Dallas Hunt Illustrated by: Amanda Strong For ages: 3-8 years Language: English & Cree Topics Covered: First Nations, Indigenous Voices, Family, Problem-Solving, Accountability, Love, Animals, Nature, Natural World, Bilingual Stories, Social-Emotional Learning, Own Voices. Summary: More skills we wish to take into the new year are found in… Continue Reading “Awâsis and the World-Famous Bannock”
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Category: BIPOC, Culture & Traditions, Family, First Nations, Global Community, Indigenous Voices, Own Voices, Social-Emotional LearningTags: accountability, Amanda Strong, animals, Bilingual, bilingualism, Cree, Dallas Hunt, Family, First Nations people, Global Community, Indigenous Voices, love, natural world, nature, Own Voices, problem-solving, Social-Emotional Learning
Posted on July 23, 2018
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Written by: David A. Robertson Illustrated by: Julie Flett For Ages: Infant and up Language: English and Cree Topics Covered: Indigenous Voices, Residential Schools, First Nations, Summary: This tender board book explores the history of residential schooling that was inflicted upon Indigenous and First… Continue Reading “When We Were Alone”
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Category: Family, Historical Figures, Indigenous VoicesTags: bravery, community, courage, Cree, David A. Robertson, Family, First Nations people, Historical Figures, Indigenous Voices, individuality, initiative, Julie Flett, love, residential schools, self-acceptance, self-esteem, self-expression
