Search

The story of one Indigenous youth who dreams and aspires to find his future by attending high school in the city. While the choice to move was difficult for his family there is more opportunity in the city. The youth soon realizes that the transition is hard and confusing, for the Indigenous student is alone. Soon, he will become lost in a system which was not created to support his people.

The solo quest is an empowering experienceofferered at rediscovery camps throughout the world. it completely changed erika's life!

An indigenous female pioneer. One woman's journey deep into the alpha male world of professional wrestling.

With "Hello ... Fruit Basket," Eugene Brave Rock takes us through the most important part of his day - enjoying a morning stroll with his son, Colt. "Hello ... Fruit Basket," a backyard visit like no other. A language quest through seemingly endless fruit trees and fauna. One boy's daily journey with his dad to appreciate the fantastic world around them. Available in Blackfoot, Spanish and French versions - each includes English translations.

UNeducation, Vol 1 was all about my family's experience in the notorious St Pauls residential school. UNeducation, Vol 2 is a trip inside my mind, my own dysfunction. I reveal what I've done, what I've seen, what I've endured - what many call the inter-generational impacts of the residential school era. This is for my descendants.

Coping and struggling should be the last thing on a young child's mind, the results could be disastrous.

A tale about identity, community, and blood memory, Being (Mé)tis, is a young woman's story of growing up without knowledge of her heritage. Although she feels like she is alone in her struggle, the young woman slowly realizes that community is more than just the people who live around you.

The inter-generational impacts of residential schools, as seen through the author's own dysfunction. Book Two (of Two) "A trip inside my mind, my own dysfunction. I reveal what I've done, what I've seen, what I've endured - what many call the inter-generational impacts of the residential school era. This is for my descendants." - Jason Eaglespeaker Full color, this is not an easy read, nor should it be. These 15 haunting chapters await: The Transition More Than Just Beads & Feathers Magic Mushroom The Darkness Deadbeat Dancer Tempest Daddy's Cold The Rebirth Don't Worry I Am A Cousin Zombie Tribe Mary Shot Santa NAPI & A Big Breasted Lady Culture Vulture Recluse

"A first word-and-picture coloring book that helps kids (and their adults) learn Blackfoot. Over 40 words - and a pronunciation guide - included!"--Back cover.