from Canada’s History The McCord Stewart Museum’s new permanent exhibition, Indigenous Voices of Today: Knowledge, Trauma, Resilience, invites the public to connect with eleven Indigenous nations in Quebec. Visitors take the titular three-part journey, which begins by shedding light on ...
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Kay-nah-chi-wah-nung Gathering
By Pamela Klassen, Art Hunter, Krista Barclay, & Teagan de Laronde With eagles circling over the river and the northern lights dancing at night, the Manitou Mounds hosted a gathering of over fifty people, including many GRASAC members, on the weekend of October 1-2. The ...
GRASAC joins International Meeting on Birchbark
By Cara Krmpotich Left to right: Lori Beavis, Ruth Phillips, Alan Ojiig Corbiere and Cara Krmpotich along the bank of the Credit River. On October 14-16, GRASAC members visited University of Toronto Mississauga and Mississaugas of the Credit territory for an international gathering focused on ...
Congratulations to Dr. Marie-Pierre Bousquet and Dr. Karl Hele
from the Association canadienne d’histoire de l’éducation / Canadian History of Education Association Congratulations to Dr. Marie-Pierre Bousquet and Dr. Karl Hele, recipients of the best French-language book in the field of educational history!The Canadian History of Education ...
Native American Heritage Month, Treaty Recognition Week, and Indigenous Veterans Day
Today is the beginning of Native American Heritage Month, which has been celebrated in various ways since before 1915. The Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Gallery of Art, National Park Service, Smithsonian ...