Indigenous Governance and Economies

This category is about the structures and processes Indigenous peoples had and have to ensure our societies operated peacefully and provided for everyone. This includes stories on treaties, traditional governance structures, reinvigorating Indigenous economies, etc. 

SAPL station at NDTR
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St. Albert Public Library
Category
Kinship and Family Histories, Language, Culture and Worldviews, History and Resistance, People and Personal Stories, Skills and Teachings, Art and Artists, Place, Land and Territory, Indigenous Governance and Economies
Summary
This multigenerational outreach event took place on a sunny and windy day at Mission Park across the river from the Downtown Library.
Community
MD of Opportunity #17
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Culture and Worldviews, People and Personal Stories, Skills and Teachings, Art and Artists, Indigenous Governance and Economies
Summary
Philip Nanimahoo discusses drum making and memories of life in Wabasca.
Community
MD of Opportunity #17
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Culture and Worldviews, People and Personal Stories, Indigenous Governance and Economies
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Memories of life in Peerless Lake
Community
MD of Opportunity #17
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Culture and Worldviews, People and Personal Stories, Skills and Teachings, Indigenous Governance and Economies
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Memories of life in Wabasca
Community
MD of Opportunity #17
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People and Personal Stories, Place, Land and Territory, Indigenous Governance and Economies
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Memories of life in Calling Lake
Community
Native Counselling Services of Alberta
Category
People and Personal Stories, History and Resistance, Indigenous Governance and Economies
Summary
Home Fire explores family violence and restorative justice from an Aboriginal perspective.
Community
Native Counselling Services of Alberta
Category
People and Personal Stories, Indigenous Governance and Economies, Skills and Teachings
Summary
SHOW YOUR KINDNESS tells the story of a teenage girl bullied to the brink of suicide and her emotional journey back to family, community, and culture.
Community
Native Counselling Services of Alberta
Category
People and Personal Stories, Indigenous Governance and Economies
Summary
The BANG You Feel follows women being released from correctional services and the challenges they face when released.
Community
Native Counselling Services of Alberta
Category
Indigenous Governance and Economies
Summary
Take a journey inside Native Counselling Services of Alberta’s minimum security facility for Aboriginal women, the Buffalo Sage Wellness House.
Community
Native Counselling Services of Alberta
Category
Indigenous Governance and Economies
Summary
Learn about the healing possibilities for clients of the Stan Daniels Healing Centre.