Indigenous Studies

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From NEW! The Two Lives of Doctor O TRAILBLAZERS AND CHANGEMAKERS From: Indigenous Toronto View Coach House Books	This chapter explores the story of Oronhyatekha, born on August 10, 1841, who became one of the most influential Indigenous people in nineteenth-century Canada.	Mnawaate Gordon-Corbiere	8	2021	$0.80 Add
From NEW! The unbearable whiteness of being (an environmentalist) From: The Environmentalist’s Dilemma View ECW Press	Aknowledging his perspective as a white, heterosexual man, the author examines social crises being amplified by a colonialism and systemic racism, and their intersection with the climate crisis, …	Arno Kopecky	16	2021	$1.60 Add
From NEW! The Unsettled Hunter Decolonial Practices: Section 2 From: Qummut Qukiria! View Goose Lane Editions	This chapter is an interview between Chris Henderson and Sky Panipak about Henderson’s podcast The Unsettled Hunter. Discussing Indiginous and non-Indiginous hunting practices, animal …	Chris Hendershot; Sky Panipak	4	2022	$0.40 Add
From The Vanishing Canadian From: The Imaginary Indian View Arsenal Pulp Press	This chapter calls out the 18th and 19th artists like Paul Kane, Edward Curtis, and others for taking the Indian image and manipulating and displaying in any way they wanted. The image-makers …	Daniel Francis	50	1992	$5.00 Add
From The Vanishing Canadian From: The Imaginary Indian, 1st Edition View Arsenal Pulp Press	This chapter calls out the 18th and 19th artists like Paul Kane, Edward Curtis, and others for taking the Indian image and manipulating and displaying in any way they wanted. The image-makers …	Daniel Francis	50	1992	$2.50 Add
From The Western Door: Building Community Inside and Outside the Classroom From: Circle Works View Fernwood Publishing		Fyre Jean Graveline	8	1998	$0.80 Add
From NEW! The Whiteness of Medicine From: White Benevolence View Fernwood Publishing	In chapter 13, Jaris Swidrovich examines how the whiteness of medicine has direct and detrimental impacts on access to care by Indigenous Peoples. Deeply rooted racism, whiteness and both …	Jaris Swidrovich	11	2022	$1.10 Add
From NEW! Theorizing Decolonial Equity Coyote takes a chapter From: Decolonizing Equity View Fernwood Publishing	In chapter 1, Billie Allan uses the analogy of a Coyote to explore and share her own efforts to understand and theorize decolonial equity. Topics explored in this chapter include unpacking …	Billie Allan	21	2022	$2.10 Add
There’s Something in the Water Environmental Racism in Indigenous and Black Communities	In “There’s Something In The Water”, Ingrid R. G. Waldron examines the legacy of environmental racism and its health impacts in Indigenous and Black communities in Canada, using …		183		View
From NEW! Thinking Together About Changing Everything From: More Powerful Together View Fernwood Publishing	This chapter contains the following readings: Global Climate and Inequality Crises – This Research Project – Working Towards Decolonial Research Practice – This Book	Jen Gobby	17	2020	$1.70 Add
From This is Where Everyone Belongs From: Resist! View Fernwood Publishing		Greg Younger-Lewis	2	2001	$0.20 Add
From "Those People Don’t Vote for Us" The Film Tax Credit and the Saskatchewan Divide From: Divided View Fernwood Publishing	This chapter examines the elimination of the Saskatchewan Film Employment Tax Credit, the impact of this decision on the province’s film industry, and the rural/urban divide that the …	Leslea Mair	11	2021	$1.10 Add
From Through a Lens Darkly From: A Beauty that Hurts View Between The Lines	In this chapter, Lovell discusses the tragic case of Beatriz Eugenia Barrios Marroquin as told through Jean-Marie Simon’s book on Guatemala.	W. George Lovell	3	2019	$0.30 Add
From Through the Lens of Worldview From: Indigenomics View New Society Publishers	Topics discussed in this chapter include Indigenous economic displacement and marginalization and Indigenous worldview and responsibility.	Carol Anne Hilton	20	2021	$2.00 Add
From Timeline From: Righting Canada’s Wrongs: Residential Schools View James Lorimer and Company	A timeline of the events discussed in the book beginning with the opening of the first residential school in 1831 and concluding with the TRC final report and call to action in 2015.	Melanie Florence	2	2016	$0.20 Add
From NEW! Tkaranto Ondaadizi-Gamig Birth is a Ceremony From: Decolonizing Equity View Fernwood Publishing	In chapter 4, Roberta Pike– with contributors Cheryllee Bourgeois and Sara Booth– explore the Tkaranto Onddaazi-Gamig or The Toronto Birth Centre (TBC), which was envisioned as a …	Cheryllee Bourgeois; Roberta Pike; Sara Booth	25	2022	$2.50 Add