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Intercollegiate Decolonizing Network (IDN) - Home
This will take you to the general home board of the IDN, which has information on:
  • Indigenous 101;
  • Indigenous media;
  • Decolonizing Education;
  • Information about the IDN;
  • Local events and issues;
  • Indigenous organizations;
  • Indigenous public figures.
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Pour toi Flora
Version en anishinaabemowin disponible - Pour Toi Flora est l’histoire d’un frère et d’une sœur d’origine Anishnabe qui, dans les années 60, passent leur jeunesse dans un pensionnat «indien» et tentent aujourd’hui de faire la paix avec ce douloureux passé.
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Evan's Drum
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Auntie Up! — Makwa Creative
Auntie Up is a 12-part podcast that celebrates Indigenous women talking about the important stuff.
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Minecraft Indigenous World |Microsoft Education
Explore Canadian Indigenous Culture and History through Minecraft: Education Edition.
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Graphic novel aims to educate K-12 learners on residential school history
Despite growing up in North Vancouver down the road from the former St. Paul’s (Squamish) Indian Residential (1899-1958), Sean Carleton says he learned little about Indigenous Peoples, settler colon
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Quebec Cree hip-hop duo make video about youth struggles | CBC News
The group The NorthStars hope its video will trigger some important conversations about mental health.
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Short doc to investigate tale of 2 Mohawk boys who faked their deaths to avoid residential school | CBC News
There's a story passed down in a Kahnawake Mohawk family that one summer in the 1930s, two teenage boys faked their deaths by jumping off the railway bridge that connects the community to LaSalle, Que. Kaniehtiio Horn and Roxann Whitebean are making a short documentary about the tale.
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Canadian Press style now capitalizes Aboriginal and Indigenous - JSource
But you no longer have to capitalize internet, which was dropped on July 3.Read More Continue Reading Canadian Press style now capitalizes Aboriginal and Indigenous
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