When she accepts a position directing the end-of-year play
Influenced by the climate and land along the Pacific Coast
Don’t Forget the Racist Canadians Behind the Racist Systems
This 24-page picture book combines the unique storytelling techniques of David Robertson with the compelling collage artwork of Julie Flett into a touching account of a Cree child helping her Kokum (grandmother) around her home
She is an assistant professor in the Department of Indigenous Studies at the University of Saskatchewan and has contributed to American Indian Quarterly and BC Studies
Cut to Fortress Cayuga When she accepts a positionCut to Fortress by Tawahum Bige, a Lutselke Dene, Plains Cree poet who resides on unceded Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil Waututh territory (Vancouver) is a debut poetry collection confronting colonialism, relationships, grief and intergenerational wounds. Cut to Fortress considers the possibility of decolonization through a personal lens, urging for a resistance that is tied using cord and old growth tree roots; a resistance that tethers us all
