Aboriginal Peoples: Fact and Fiction
This link connects to a full-length, third edition book by Pierre LePage. It is updated and expanded with detailed information about Indigenous Peoples. Source: First Nations of Quebec and
Knowing how history has affected our lives can help in our wellness journeys. Our Nation stories are much longer and richer than colonial history on these lands.
This link connects to a full-length, third edition book by Pierre LePage. It is updated and expanded with detailed information about Indigenous Peoples. Source: First Nations of Quebec and
This documentary showcases the value and joy of coming together and celebrating Indigenous knowledge and ways of being. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60dgf6ddwnk&t=828s
Mohawk and Mi’kmaq actor, writer, and comedian Tai Laclaire hosts a series of videos called “A People’s History of Native America.” Though he speaks primarily to an American audience, he
Mohawk and Mi’kmaq actor, writer, and comedian Tai Laclaire hosts a series of videos called “A People’s History of Native America.” Though he speaks primarily to an American audience, he
Mohawk and Mi’kmaq actor, writer, and comedian Tai Laclaire hosts a series of videos called “A People’s History of Native America.” Though he speaks primarily to an American audience, he
Mohawk and Mi’kmaq actor, writer, and comedian Tai Laclaire hosts a series of videos called “A People’s History of Native America.” Though he speaks primarily to an American audience, he
The Kid’s Help Phone website you can find stories with first person accounts from other young people. Here is Reina’s story on intergenerational trauma. Hearing about other people’s stories –
If you would like to learn more about residential schools, and their intergenerational impacts, the National Association of Friendship Centres has provided information here. Source