I’m currently in Umeå, Sweden for Littfest. It’s a very special honour to share this story of Indigenous resilience and regeneration in the homelands of the Sámi. We share many of the same struggles and triumphs ✊🏽

Moon of the Turning Leaves will be released in the U.S. this week. For readers new to the story, here's a roundup of features/interviews posted since the book's Canadian release for background. If you've already read it, you may find the pieces in this thread insightful too.

The folks over at SAND are hosting an online gathering titled Land, Lineage & Resisting Genocide on March 7th. For more information and to register, check out the link below: scienceandnonduality.com/event/land-lin…

What's top of mind for sector leaders in 2024? A whole lot.

In a time of “polycrisis,” we asked sector leaders what shifts and challenges they’re focused on.

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'There is missing infrastructure that would allow flow of #funding to Indigenous youth to facilitate the work that they are doing. #IndigenousLedFunds are institutions that can be used to channel funding to Indigenous youth' @JessicaBolduc 4Rs Youth Movement

DEADLINE EXTENSION!
We are giving you some more time to get your team together and your applications submitted! The deadline for applications is now November 22! Have questions? Email Ron, the NLC Coordinator, at [email protected]!

What does reconciliation mean for Indigenous youth today? 🟠 #NationalDayforTruthandReconciliation In issue #13 of our digital publication, Raccords, we spoke with Jessica Bolduc, executive director of 4Rs Youth Movement.

Que veut dire la réconciliation pour les jeunes autochtones aujourd'hui? 🟠 #JournéeNationaleVéritéetRéconciliation Dans le cadre de Raccords #13, notre publication numérique, nous nous sommes entretenus avec Jessica Bolduc, directrice générale de 4Rs Youth Movement.

We're very fortunate to have made so many friends and connections to folks living in the north. Miigwetch to kelsie kilawna for providing this critical perspective on the wildfires.
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‘We want our voice to be heard’: An Inuk content creator from Greenland is showing the world what it really means to live in the Arctic on Earth’s largest island – a place she says many people have misconceptions about.
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How will you join us in honouring Orange Shirt Day this year? Here are four ways to participate if you live on unceded Algonquin lands (Ottawa-Gatineau). 🧡 Register as an individual, group, or organization here: ow.ly/ok9V50PJsOV

NEWS 🚨: A rare 'blue supermoon' will appear in the night sky tomorrow (Aug. 30)

It's reported to be the biggest and brightest moon this year

In Ojibwe our word for spoon is emkwaan. (pronounced em-kwaan). Music by Chippewa Nation.