Reconciliation action plans let settlers take up more space, not relinquish it | Ben Abbatangelo
A money-hungry and growth-at-all-costs society is entirely incompatible with the sovereignty of Indigenous peoples
Source: theguardian.com
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Are you a Six Nations storyteller? Register for CBC's community journalism workshops
The team behind the Six Nations bureau is inviting the community to come together March 19 for a day of journalism workshops to discuss what it means to be a storyteller and the range of roles available for Indigenous journalists in TV, radio and digital media.
Source: cbc.ca
Appeal for Native American artifacts brings donations
The Plymouth Historical Society’s appeals for Native American artifacts have borne fruit.
Source: citizensvoice.com
Native musician from Grand Coulee nominated for major awards
Faran Sohappy's "Not Looking Back" is up for three Native American Music Awards.
Source: spokanepublicradio.org
Every Blanket Tells a Story and Every Stitch is a Unique Voice in the World of Seneca Nation Artist Marie Watt, On View at the Hunterdon Art Museum
It’s the time of the year when many of us feel like hibernating, perhaps under a favorite blanket or two. It seems fitting, then, that the Hunterdon Museum of Art is featuring the artist Marie Watt, known for her totemic assemblages of wool blankets, in the exhibition Companion Species (At What Cost): The Works of Marie Watt, on view through January 9, 2022.
Source: newjerseystage.com