land rights

A narrative mirror of appropriation and erasure reveals the rhetoric of legal and public discourse around Windmill’s corporate ZIBI development on unceded Algonquin land. A vision of a nation sold – rivers dammed, water privatised, the sacred disremembered, the rich honoured. A project of documentary and archival reconstruction, A Draft for Asinabka references experimental poetics, where fragmentation tells a history on the precipice of past and present.

Volume 8 of 9 in a series "Voices: Indigenous Women on the Front Lines", in which Indigenous Women and 2Spirit land defenders from the west of so-called canada speak in-depth about their experiences protecting their lands. Volume 8 features an interview with Unist’ot’en Hereditary Chief, Elder and Teacher Lht’at’en, also known as Doris Rosso. Includes a pamphlet of a map of Indigenous Territories written about in "Voices".

The history and struggle of the Mapuche Nation, situated south of Chile and Argentina on both sides of the Andes mountains. Mapuche lands, language and culture are under constant threat and are denied rights to their territory with constant human right violations and unrecognized international laws.

Includes writings of speakers who spoke at Guelph's 4th Annual Anti-Colonial Thanksgiving Dinner. Speakers are Boots Powless and Skyler Williams from Six Nations, Jackie of the Mississaugas of the New Credit, Dan Doreen from Tyendinaga, and Sarah Dover from Toronto. All speak on efforts to defend their land, families, communities and culture.

Articles including the history of resistance in Minnesota and the American Indian Movement.

An illustrative (hand drawn) history of land, broken treaties, colonization and resistance of the Dakota in Minnesota. Story telling of Indigenous activism, the environment and sacred knowledge

Healing the Earth Radio interviews Ardoch Algonquin Chief Bob Lovelace regarding resistance to Frontenac Ventures, uranium mining company.