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Institutionalized Parallelism: Indigenous Nationals/Indigenous Citizens
A monster guards cultural objects in a museum
For churches
Pakwa che Menisu is Cree only (n-dialect from the Cross Lake
A very readable account of Cree/Saulteaux spiritual teachings and worldview through the eyes of an educator
Nauetakuan, a Silence for a Noise Atlas Institutionalized Parallelism: Indigenous Nationals/Indigenous CitizensNatasha Kanap Fontaine is an Innu writer, poet and interdisciplinary artist from Pessamit, on the Nitassinan (North Shore, Quebec). She lives in Tio'tia: ke, known as Montreal. Her critically acclaimed poetry and essays are widely taught and have been translated into several languages. In 2017, she received the Rights and Freedoms Award for her poetry and contribution to bringing people closer through art, writing, performance, dialogue, respect, and
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