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In Kjipuktuk, Indigenous photojournalism fellows end week with emotion-filled ceremony
IndigiNews’s first annual ReFocus training ended with a blanket ceremony and celebration, as participants were wrapped in ‘love and acceptance and support’
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Meet our first operations manager, Thi Dao
A Q&A about relationship-building, navigating growth, and the importance of curiosity
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Interior Salish women are reclaiming fire — and protecting their homelands
In a hotspot for wildfires, First Nations women are challenging colonialism and patriarchy by leading wildfire projects and gatherings
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‘Very concerned’: UN Indigenous Peoples forum impacted by ongoing funding crisis
After ‘U.S.’ refuses to pay its United Nations dues, budget pitfalls at the body have hit travel funding for Indigenous participants and a global action plan for Indigenous health
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Through generations, my family at Grassy Narrows has been harmed by mercury pollution
Sitting in a wigwam with my mother Judy Da Silva, I’m reminded how far-reaching the crisis is in our community — and how justice is still possible
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Film uplifts ceremonies for the return of ooligan, a vital fish for Nuxalk Nation
Slts’lani (Banchi Hanuse)’s new documentary ‘Ceremony’ about sputc — a once-plentiful fish in Bella Coola — will screen in Tkarón:to later this month
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Before wildfire season begins again, Indigenous fire keepers gather to share knowledge
In March, attendees of Salish Fire Keepers Society event in Tk’emlúps learned about working with blazes to protect the land, decolonizing fire management and more
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