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NBE (Grade 11) Writing Team
Contemporary First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Voices
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From Ministry of Education, Spring Training Session 2015 - handout
"While great diversity exists between the many nations of Canada’s Aboriginal peoples, in creation stories, protocols, ceremonies, traditions, dances, songs, governance, rites of passage, and languages; there are essential understandings common across Aboriginal worldviews that have not changed over time. First Nation, Métis, and Inuit peoples also share a common historical experience with settler nations, the French and English and subsequently with the government of Canada which tie these cultural groups together in distinct ways from other groups in Canada."
EDUCATOR RESOURCES
Deepening Knowledge: Resources for and About Aboriginal Education
Fostering Literacy Success for First Nations, Metis, and Inuit Students
Integrating Aboriginal Teaching and Values into the Classroom
8th Fire Series from CBC
Fernwood Publishers
Goodminds
BROADCAST MEDIA
CBC News Aboriginal
Muskrat Magazine
SAY Magazine
Native Max Canada
Amplifier Magazine
"THE YOUTH AMPLIFIER MAGAZINE IS HERE!
The first issue of the Youth Amplifier magazine has been officially released. It is a bit of a throwback and highlights the contributions and experiences of the first ever set of Youth Amplifiers and other youth who worked with the office [of the Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth]"
Anishinabek News
SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
Walking with Our Sisters
Idle No More
Feathers of Hope Youth Forum
PODCASTS
Native Trailblazers
Red Man Laughing
Show created by, produced & hosted by Anishinaabe comedian & writer Ryan McMahon.
"Red Man Laughing is a space for independent, forward thinking conversations, investigations, pontifications & disruptions about the good, bad & the ugly between Indian Country & the mainstream." Podcasts downloadable through iTunes and audible.com
New Fire
Think Indigenous
Stories from the Land
These stories are community sourced and are shared as they are submitted. NEW EPISODES: monthly."
Ryan McMahon Gets Angry
NEW EPISODE: bi-weekly, usually on a Wednesday(ish). "
In the News Media (Recent Articles & News Items)
Not genocide? Ask the Beothuks
The National Post
Cultural genocide label for residential schools has no legal implications, expert says
Mi’kmaw artist tells new story about old Mi’kmaq legend
Alan Syliboy’s newest exhibit is called Thundermaker.
It’s touring public libraries in Nova Scotia.
Notely Calls for Inquiry
Rachel Notley calls for inquiry into missing and murdered aboriginal women
Promises 'fundamental shift' in relationship between province and indigenous people
By Michelle Bellefontaine, CBC News Posted: Jun 22, 2015 2:14 PM MT Last Updated: Jun 23, 2015 1:05 AM MT
Apology for Alberta's Inaction
Rachel Notley apologizes for Alberta’s inaction on residential schools
by JUSTIN GIOVANNETTI
EDMONTON — The Globe and Mail
Published Monday, Jun. 22, 2015 4:30PM EDT
Last updated Tuesday, Jun. 23, 2015 5:37AM EDT
Upworthy story about Drezus
A Native rapper brings his people's past to the present. This is hip-hop at its realest.
Aboriginal mom fights for custody of infant twins
By The Early Edition, CBC News Posted: Jun 19, 2015 2:08 PM PT Last Updated: Jun 19, 2015 2:09 PM PT
Christina Gray feels 'vindicated'
First Nations law student gets OK to wear regalia to call to bar in Ontario
By Duncan McCue, CBC News Posted: Jun 22, 2015 9:08 PM ET Last Updated: Jun 24, 2015 10:29 AM ET
"Book Used to Assimilate and Colonize Native Children"
"SECOND GENERATION SURVIVOR USES 19TH CENTURY RACIST RELIC AS TEACHING TOOL"
Published on: June 18, 2015
Metis Artist Christi Belcourt Talks Valentino, Collaboration and More
First Nations Feathers of Hope Forum Focuses on Justice, Juries
‘Indian’, ‘Native’, ‘First Nations’… What’s in a Name?
Culture Appropriation or Appreciation?
"Cultural Appropriation or Appreciation? Q&A with Inukt designer Nathalie Bennarroch" by Cara Kolt, Native Max (Canada) magazine. June 16, 2015
Breaking the cycle: Inside a high school for indigenous students
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