Resurgence: Connecting Indigenous Narratives and Cultural Expressions With the K-12 Classroom

Resurgence: Connecting Indigenous Narratives and Cultural Expressions With the K-12 ClassroomThis collection of contemporary poetry, art, and narrative guides teachers in bridging K 12 curricula with Indigenous voices and pedagogies. Experienced educators M'Lot and Adamov Ferguson support readers in discovering Indigenous voices and perspectives, using Indigenous works in their classrooms, and creating equitable teaching practices. Resurgence is an inspiring collection of contemporary Indigenous poetry, art, and narratives that guides

but it also touches on broader Indigenous issues in the United States and New Zealand

curatorial voice

made possible by funding through the Heritage Policy Branch of the Department of Canadian Heritage with the Assistance of the Audio-visual Preservation Trust of Canada

10" Ceramic Extra Large bowl with Hummingbird design by artist Bill Helin

His poems simultaneously illuminate Barbeau’s intentions and navigate the repercussions of the anthropologist’s actions

giving birth to her children

the objects made for sale were also influencing things Aboriginal people made for their own use

and shopping baskets carried Euro-American styles and concepts into aboriginal communities

and the ongoing struggle for recognition of First Nations run institutions

The acclaimed book that has exhorted Canadians to make social healing in Aboriginal communities an immediate national priority

The feature of a moon mask are often carved in such a way that the face appears flatter than is typical of other masks

Kú7pece learns some hard lessons that support him in being healthier and more mindful of others