Vancouver Island
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Walking softly and listening first; approaching a community who doesn’t know my name
Above all else, we have a responsibility as storytellers to respect the people and the communities we visit
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Free sexual health Medicine Bundles offered to Two-Spirit, queer, trans Indigenous people
The creators hope to bring sacredness back into sex and increase access to healthcare.
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Dressed in red, Stz’uminus community members honour MMIWG2S
“We’re on a healing journey,” says Chief Roxanne Harris
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Medicine through culture: Eden Fineday in conversation with Elder Dorothy Visser
During a public event at VPL, the two women spoke about resilience, truth and future generations
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Why IndigiNews needs non-Indigenous Storytellers
Our stories need to be told in a respectful way, but this doesn’t mean we have to do it all ourselves.
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We don’t need another ally
Will you be our accomplice?
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Nanaimo-based Indigenous Elders’ literacy circle takes flight across the country
Cowichan Tribes Elder Linda Jack’s dream of starting a literacy program for Indigenous Elders that would spread across the country is now coming true.
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Simpcw makeup artist to travel world sharing expertise in foundation for Indigenous models
Roo, 28, from Simpcw First Nation’s Band, started working full-time as a makeup artist at the beginning of March, and they are soon jetting off to Indigenous fashion shows in Australia and Paris.
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Decolonizing media: Eden Fineday in conversation with Kelsie Kilawna
During a public event from VPL, IndigiNews Aunties spoke about the power of storytelling and the future of Indigenous-led media
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Seaweed sovereignty: Cultivating kelp resurgence in W̱SÁNEĆ waters through new commercial farm
The seaweed farm partnership has more people out on the water than in previous years. It’s creating jobs, and nurturing growth within the community.