Category Archives: Decolonisation

Hunters/gatherers to trappers/harvesters. Does it matter what they call us?

The Inuit make no bones about it. There’s is a hunting culture; but what does that mean? Most Inuit still eat a solid diet of country food, which is just like it sounds, traditional foods such as caribou, whale, seal, … Continue reading

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Categories: Aboriginal law, Cree vocabulary, Culture, Decolonisation, First Nations, Fluency, Idle No More, Indigenous law, Inuit, James Bay Cree

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Idle No More: some ideas for Cree language revitalisation (resource focus)

Though it hasn’t been much apparent in the past year, this blog started as a Cree language blog, and I’m going to take us back into that today to discuss Cree language revitalisation. First, if you haven’t checked it out … Continue reading

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Categories: Cree, Cree vocabulary, Decolonisation, First Nations, Fluency

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Idle No More Women’s Townhall: What we’re doing, where we’re going

It has been over a month since I’ve published anything on my own blog, and for that I apologise. I’ve been plenty busy in other ways but I have such a long list of articles I want to write that … Continue reading

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Categories: Decolonisation, Indigenous law

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