Unequal and Indifferent: Why access to quality education isn’t coming any time soon
Doing the math on the cost of education on reserves
Violence against Indigenous women: Looking back through the media
Today marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. First designated by the UN over a decade ago, it’s meant to address what many consider an epidemic. But violence against Indigenous women and girls remains an active concern for many. Nowhere is that violence more visible than in the news media. Using […]
Quake Sends Ripples Beyond Haida Gwaii
Quakes and pipelines and risks and rhetoric.
Go Native again this Fall with imagineNATIVE 2012!
It’s that time of year again, the time when the leaves begin to fall and we reluctantly bring out our boots and heavy coats. But fall also happens to be my favourite time of year because that means the annual imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival is just around the corner. I like to think […]
Missing / Murdered Aboriginal Women: is it up to the public to call an inquiry?
For years, First Nations families, organizations and leaders have called on the federal government to hold a national inquiry into missing and murdered First Nations women and girls in Canada. Since the 1960s, over 700 First Nations women and girls have gone missing or died of violence. Bridget Tolley believes the number of cases is […]
