Survivors Rowe: Powerful documentary captures sexual abuse of First Nation men
Doc tells story of three First Nation men thought to be among 500 children molested by priest over two decades.
Author: Martha Troian
An Ojibwe from Lac Seul First Nation in northwestern Ontario, Martha is an Ottawa based journalist, currently completing her Masters of Journalism at Carleton University. She entered journalism with a position in News & Current Affairs at the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (aptn). Starting with a national public affairs program 'Contact', she later moved to aptn National News. Her research interests include Indigenous and women's issues, media representation, human rights and education. She is a proud mother to a beautiful little brown boy.
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