Murdered & Missing Indigenous Women & Girls

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Chapter 1: Notes from a Blind Man

Chapter 1: Notes from a Blind Man

From: Seven Fallen Feathers

In this reading, Tanya Talaga recalls how she first became invested in the stories of the seven missing and murdered indigenous students while working as a political reporter covering indigenous … 38 $4.56 Add
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Chapter 10: Seven Fallen Feathers

Chapter 10: Seven Fallen Feathers

From: Seven Fallen Feathers

In this reading, Indigenous author Tanya Talaga discusses the outcome of several inquests into the treatment of Indigenous students. Please Note: A collection can contain up to 30% of the … 16 $1.92 Add
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Chapter 2: Why Chanie Ran

Chapter 2: Why Chanie Ran

From: Seven Fallen Feathers

In this reading, Tanya Talaga begins by describing a meeting with Alvin Fiddler, the Grand Chief of the Nishnawbe Aski Nation. She goes on to provide a history of the residential school system … 47 $5.64 Add
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Chapter 3: When the Wolf Comes

Chapter 3: When the Wolf Comes

From: Seven Fallen Feathers

In this reading, Tanya Talaga discusses the end of the residential school system in Canada and the continued failure of the Canadian government to provide educational resources for indigenous … 39 $4.68 Add
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Chapter 4: Hurting from the Before

Chapter 4: Hurting from the Before

From: Seven Fallen Feathers

In this reading, Indigenous author Tanya Talaga discusses ongoing efforts and failures of Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada to provide educational resources for Indigenous communities. This … 32 $3.84 Add
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Chapter 5: The Hollowness of Not Knowing

Chapter 5: The Hollowness of Not Knowing

From: Seven Fallen Feathers

In this reading, Indigenous author Tanya Talaga begins by providing an account of a meeting with Maryanne Panacheese on the Mishkeegogamang First Nation. The chapter goes on to discuss … 24 $2.88 Add
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Chapter 6: We Speak for the Dead to Protect the Living

Chapter 6: We Speak for the Dead to Protect the Living

From: Seven Fallen Feathers

In this reading, Indigenous author Tanya Talaga begins by describing the experiences of several Indigenous students who have come to Thunder Bay for school. She goes on to provide an account of … 26 $3.12 Add
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Chapter 7: Brothers

Chapter 7: Brothers

From: Seven Fallen Feathers

In this reading, Indigenous author Tanya Talaga describes the inquests made into the deaths of Indigenous students in Thunder Bay. The chapter continues with an account of the death of Reggie … 45 $5.40 Add
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Chapter 8: River, Give Me My Son Back

Chapter 8: River, Give Me My Son Back

From: Seven Fallen Feathers

In this reading, Indigenous author Tanya Talaga provides an account of the death of Kyle Morrisseau, an Indigenous student from Keewaywin First Nation. Please Note: A collection can contain up to … 24 $2.88 Add
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Chapter 9: Less Than Worthy Victims

Chapter 9: Less Than Worthy Victims

From: Seven Fallen Feathers

In this reading, Indigenous author Tanya Talaga discusses the failures of the police and the Canadian legal system in investigating the deaths of the seven Indigenous students in Thunder Bay. … 25 $3.00 Add
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Community and Resistance in Marie Clements’ The Unnatural and Accidental Women and Now Look What You Made Me Do

Community and Resistance in Marie Clements’ The Unnatural and Accidental Women and Now Look What You Made Me Do

From: Indigenous Women’s Theatre in Canada

The third chapter of Indigenous Women’s Theatre in Canada looks at the works of Marie Clements, including The Unnatural and Accidental Woman, and Now Look What You Made Me Do. The chapter … 36 $3.60 Add
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Epilogue

Epilogue

From: Seven Fallen Feathers

In this reading, Indigenous author Tanya Talaga discusses the continuing efforts of Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler to find missing Indigenous young people and protect their rights. Please Note: A … 15 $1.80 Add
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Harper Solicits Research to Blame First Nations for Murdered, Missing, and Traded Indigenous Women

Harper Solicits Research to Blame First Nations for Murdered, Missing, and Traded Indigenous Women

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From: Indigenous Nationhood

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Indigenous Women’s Theatre: A Transnational Mechanism of Decolonization

Indigenous Women’s Theatre: A Transnational Mechanism of Decolonization

From: Indigenous Women’s Theatre in Canada

The fifth and final chapter of Indigenous Women’s Theatre in Canada considers drama and theatre as a method of decolonization and as a process of educating about and healing from violence … 12 $1.20 Add
Indigenous Women’s Theatre in Canada

Indigenous Women’s Theatre in Canada

A Mechanism of Decolonization

Despite a recent increase in the productivity and popularity of Indigenous playwrights in Canada, most critical and academic attention has been devoted to the work of male dramatists, leaving … 192 View