‘Duke’s Dream’: Indigenous Hawaiian introduced surfing to America, Australia, Olympics
Sadly, Duke Kahanamoku died in 1968, decades before surfing would make its Olympic debut at the 2020 Games in Tokyo.
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Shukapesh André discute d’un nouveau site web de sensibilisation aux réalités autochtones
Un nouveau site web du centre culturel innu, l’Institut Tshakapesh, rend accessible le guide populaire…
TikTok met en lumière des créateurs autochtones
La plateforme de médias sociaux TikTok a contribué à marquer le mois de l’histoire autochtone…
Des Abénakis d’Odanak se présentent devant l’ONU à Genève
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Human rights concerns spark investigation into Kenora, Ont. jail
Issues at the Kenora Jail have sparked an investigation by the Ontario Ombudsman over human…
‘Bring back the trees’: Tłı̨chǫ Nation replanting after last year’s wildfires
The Tłı̨chǫ Nation is helping to heal the land devastated by wildfires one tree at…
Truth and Politics panel reviews new residential school graves report
Kimberly Murray says there is evidence of ‘genocide and mass human rights breaches.’
Residential schools had complete control over Indigenous children’s lives: report
‘These are important truths that Canada and the churches must accept,’ says Kimberly Murray.
Reclaiming culture: On the land, community and classroom in Sipekne’katik
Reclaiming Culture On the land, community and classroom in Sipekne’katik July 2, 2024 A cultural reclamation is underway in the Mi’kmaw community of Sipekne’katik in what we now call Nova Scotia. The First Nation is situated just eight kilometres from the site of the former Shubenacadie Indian Residential School. The Indian day schools operated on… Continue reading Reclaiming culture: On the land, community and classroom in Sipekne’katik