from Laura Peers Makak by Polly Soper, Rice Lake, 1860. Royal Collection Trust. © His Majesty King Charles III 2023, http://bit.ly/3Y7bOlo On September 7, 1860, Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg gave beautiful quilled birchbark makaks to the Prince of Wales. Thirteen of these remain in the Royal ...
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Birdstones Visit at the ROM
from Mina Ali Photo from Royal Ontario Museum On January 18, 2023, the Royal Ontario Museum collaborated with GRASAC to host a virtual tour of the birdstones housed in the Archeology of the Americas collections, with the help of Dr. Tiziana Gallo’s knowledgeable guidance, April Hawkins’s ...
Podcasts with Alan Ojiig Corbiere
from Bradley Clements Dr. Alan Ojiig Corbiere, a founding member of GRASAC who is part of our Steering Committee, has shared some of his extensive knowledge about Anishinaabemowin and Crown-Anishinaabe treaty relations in two recent podcast episodes from The Language and The Crown in Canada (in ...
Additions to the Great Lakes Treaty Timeline
Over the course of Ontario Treaty Recognition Week (November 6-12) and Native American Heritage Month (November), GRASAC published new entries in its Great Lakes Treaty Timeline. The Timeline now features 180 negotiations, ten of which now feature detailed records to facilitate further ...
Treaty Guide for Torontonians Website
From Talking Treaties Collective The Treaty Guide's (very cute) beaver mascot. Image from the Talking Treaties Collective. A Treaty Guide for Torontonians is an artful examination of the complex intercultural roots of treaty relationships in the place we now call Toronto. From the Two ...