A Canadian policy requires the routine evacuation of pregnant First Nations women who live
on-reserve in rural and remote regions to larger centres to gain access to perinatal services …

This article explores the role of Anishinabe photography in the ongoing struggle to
decolonize, among Anishinabeg with ancestral and present day relationships to lands now …

Indigenous Knowledges and intellectual tradition emanate from relationship with land,
water, spirit, and the beings of Creation. Knowledge mobilization occurs intergenerationally …

Indigenous health scholars have argued that Indigenous-led research that features the
perceptions of Indigenous Peoples themselves may play an important role in identifying …

This thesis will explore the regeneration and transmission of Indigenous people's
knowledge systems and practices in our communities today. The Omushkegowuk Cree …

Abstract This Major Research Paper (MRP),“The Circle is Strong: Family, Identity, and the
Child Welfare System”, forefronts the memories of the strong Anishinaabekwe, or Indigenous …