First Person
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What youth should know when being called to the frontlines
In an act of love for the youth, Miranda Dick, Secwépemc Hereditary Matriarch, writes a guide for youth who are called to the frontlines
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Trusting the medicine of my great-grandmother
The day from my childhood with my chi-nookmis (great grandmother) is vivid in my memory. We’re walking the edge of a B.C. forest near the Columbia River, surrounded by lush early summer greenery. Far from her home territory of Nippissing and Sagamok, Elizabeth sees a plant she knows is here, too. Her hand points out…
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IndigiNews sets storytelling intentions for 2022
We ask you to join us while we unload our canoe with our Storytellers
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Kelsie Kilawna shares her 2022 storytelling intentions
Centering the beauty of sqilxw Peoples is on the horizon for this syilx and Secwépemc storyteller
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Athena Bonneau syilx and Northern Cree storyteller shares her intentions for 2022
“I still have a lot to learn,” says Athena Bonneau
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Storytelling Intentions I’ve Found
IndigiNews education and child welfare storyteller offers her storytelling intentions alongside collective intentions to help guide us forward.
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What it means to be a ceremonial witness
Reporter Kelsie Kilawna shares teachings from the Ubuntu Conference.
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Hard, beautiful, inspiring: Reflections on a year with IndigiNews
Emilee Gilpin shifts from role as managing editor into advisor, facilitator and contributor, encouraging others to fill the space and breathe new life into IndigiNews.
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Storytelling through acimowina acahkosak — ‘star stories’
‘When we talk about those stars, it’s like, we go back, and we reconnect with our ancestors again,’ says Elder Leonard Cardinal.
