Indigenous Studies

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Chapter 8 Sacred Being From: Legacy View ECW Press	In this chapter, the author discusses the importance of connections, both with other people and the natural world, as methods for indigenous people to cope with trauma.	Suzanne Methot	25	2019	$2.50 Add
From Chapter Six An Immigrant Woman's Transformative Learning Journey From: Reconciliation in Practice View Fernwood Publishing	Reconciliation Through Transnational Literacies: An Immigrant Woman’s Transformative Learning Journey	Jebunnessa Chapola	19	2019	$1.90 Add
From Competition for Resources with Fishermen/Settlers From: The Beothuk Breakwater Books	This chapter explorers the conflict that occurred between the Beothuk and white settlers in the 1700’s	Ingeborg Marshall	3	2009	$0.30 Add
From NEW! Conclusion From: North America's Arctic Borders View University of Ottawa Press	In this chapter, conclusions are drawn about the way in which Arctic borders in Canada, the US, and Greenland have been transformed by contemporary political, environmental, economic, and …	Andrew Chater; Heather Nicol	3	2021	$0.30 Add
From Conclusion Power of the People From: Warrior Life View Fernwood Publishing	In the Conclusion, Power of the People, Palmater reinforces her message of the importance of collective Indigenous resistance to resolve oppression, social injustice and genocide against …	Pamela Palmater	7	2020	$0.70 Add
From NEW! Decolonizing Policing in Indigenous Communities From: Canadian Policing View Irwin Law Inc.	In Decolonizing Policing in Indigenous Communities author Kent Roach explores the compatibility between increased Indigenous self-determination and policing. The task of decolonizing Canadian …	Kent Roach	22	2022	$2.20 Add
From NEW! Defending Indigenous Rights against the Just Society From: 1968 in Canada View University of Ottawa Press	This chapter traces the historical importance of, and interrelations between, developments in federal “Indian policy” and investments in fossil fuel extraction, and Indigenous …	Andrew Gemmell	27	2021	$2.70 Add
From NEW! Don’t Let Them Bully You A Business Interlude From: Unsettling Canada View Between The Lines	Don’t Let them Bully You explores Manuel’s own reaction to the stagnation of the Indigenous people’s movement in Canada in the 1980’s, which happened despite the success …	Arthur Manuel	16	2021	$1.60 Add
From E-tipayimsoowin From: Ohpikiihaakan-ohpihmeh (Raised Somewhere Else) View Fernwood Publishing	-	Colleen Cardinal	30	2018	$3.00 Add
From Echoes Across the Lake From: Changing Tides View New Society Publishers	This chapter depicts Frid’s experiences at the hunting and spiritual camp of the Tsilhqot’in First Nations at Teztan Biny (Fish Lake). Through it, Frid further develops on the themes …	Alejandro Frid	11	2019	$1.10 Add
From Envisioning an Intersectional Resilience Mentorship Program for Indigenous and International Students From: Academic Well-Being of Racialized Students View Fernwood Publishing	This chapter outlines the Intersectional Resilience Mentorship Program, a mutual-mentorship program that provides space for Indigenous and international students to increase personal resilience.	Tammy (Apukji’i E’pit) Williams	12	2021	$1.20 Add
From Epilogue From: Resistance and Renewal View Arsenal Pulp Press	The fall of residential schools. The aftermath and how it shaped the education of Native children in the times to come.	Celia Haig-Brown	25	1988	$0.50 Add
From Ervin Chartrand, Selkirk, Métis/Salteaux “They said I fit the description because I looked like six other kids with leather vests and long hair who looked Indian.” From: How We Go Home View Fernwood Publishing	Ervin Chartrand, of Selkirk, Manitoba is of Métis/Salteaux descent. He describes his childhood characterized by a lack of belonging, and joining a street gang at the age of fourteen. He …	Sara Sinclair	19	2020	$1.90 Add
From Finding Our Path From: Finding Our Niche View Fernwood Publishing	The seventh and final chapter of Finding Our Niche, Finding Our Path, begins with the assertion that evidence for how to live within the harmony and limits of nature is all around us, and that it …	Philip A. Loring	24	2020	$2.40 Add
From NEW! Four Murals AGREEMENTS, NAMING, AND PLACES From: Indigenous Toronto View Coach House Books	This reading explores the Anishinaabe creation story and Indigenous murals around Toronto and their meanings. Photos included.	Philip Cote	10	2021	$1.00 Add
From History in the Present From: Victims of Benevolence View Arsenal Pulp Press	In the decades after the establishment of the Mission school Native parents repeatedly protested the care being provided to their children at the school. Yet government officials and missionaries …	Elizabeth Furniss	31	1992	$0.93 Add