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Narrative Analysis in Action!

Tansi Ninôtemik, Earlier this week we posted about the narrative analysis method for revitalizing Indigenous laws. Today the...

How can a story be law?

“We take the stories that have actually been brought down for generations because they have value. Even though some of them sound...

Pobody's Nerfect: Challenging the Deficit Discourse

On Tuesday we wrote a post detailing some of the challenges that come with tracking reconciliation. Another such challenge is the idea of...

Two-Spirit Identity in Ojibwe and Plains Cree Practices

Art piece created by Olive Bensler. Tansi Ninôtemik, Over the last week, we have discussed various Indigenous identity topics, from...

A minority within a minority?

Tansi Ninôtemik, Today's post introduces us to the inhabitants of the land, water, and ice known as the Inuit Nunangat.[1] The land,...

The 'Pretendian' Invasion: Indigenous Identity Fraud

Megan generated this word cloud image using a compilation of social media comments regarding allegations of Indigenous identity fraud...

What's all the fuss about Indigenous identity?

Indigenous identity has been a hot topic in the news of late. It is controversial, complicated and something hard for a room full of...

Quiet moments in greyscale

Tansi Ninôtemik, Today's post includes a photo set from student day at the 35th annual Indigenous Bar Association Conference. These...

The R v Powley Decision Twenty Years Later

Last week, October 22 marked the thirty year anniversary of the day a Métis father and son, Steve and Roddy Powley, shot and killed a...

For all my relations: a zine!

Tansi Ninôtemik, Earlier this week we discussed Indigenous Leadership Theory. For today’s post, I created a zine inspired by Indigenous...

Why creative acts of reconciliation matter

Tansi Nîtôtemtik, Today’s post accompanies an updated ReconciliACTIONyeg logo. Before we explain the choices we made on the redesign, we...

Sisters in Spirit

Tansi Nîtôtemtik, Last week on the blog we discussed Orange Shirt Day, which occurred this past week on September 30. Another important...

Canada’s embarrassing 13.8% success rate

Tansi Nîtôtemtik, With Orange Shirt Day around the corner, we are discussing the government of Canada’s failure to implement the Truth...

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