Round Dance Tyendinaga 2015
This round dance was recorded live Dec 2015 Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory.
Category: Location
Unity Stompdance 2015 Tyendinaga
This song was sung at a social in Tyendinaga in December of 2015.
Ka’nikonriyo Podcast 5 – Solutions To The Indigenous Suicide Epidemic
Roger Montour comes by the office to talk with Kelly and Tom about solutions to the suicide epidemic that is affecting so many indigenous children today.
Introducing the test your water supply podcast with Heather Gingerich
Heather Gingerich, a medical geologist, tells us what we should be worried about concerning our water supply, and how alliances with Onkwehon:we people can ensure safe and clean drinking water for all.
A Canada Day meditation: Standing on guard for what, precisely?
By Michael Keefer | First published in The Canadian Charger (7 August 2009), There was an Old Person of Tring Who when she was called on to sing Replied, “Ain’t it odd, I can...
Canada’s problems with the Law
By Michael Keefer | 20 November 2013. Rob Ford, now universally referred to as “the crack-smoking mayor of Toronto,” continues to astonish us—not just because he can’t open his mouth in public without bullying, lying,...
Justice and Legality: The sisters of Antigone
By Michael Keefer Canada does seem to be having persistent problems with the law. The Supreme Court of Canada ruled in its Delgamuukw and Marshall decisions, in 1997 and 1999, that First Nations peoples...
Back-Talk from the ‘Old Stock’
First published in Dissident Voice (14 October 2015), http://dissidentvoice.org/2015/10/back-talk-from-the-old-stock; and in the Toronto Star (15 October 2015), . By Michael Keefer Stephen Harper has been talking recently about “old stock” Canadians — and at...
Tahayote speaks at Washington gathering against Chevron
Tahayote makes a speech at the international gathering of resistance against Chevron’s actions in Ecuador.
Kanasaraken speaks to Ateronhiatakon on the Kayenerekowa
Kanasaraken speaks to his friend Ateronhiatakon in Akwesasne to talk about what his father told him. Issues covered include the Kayenere:kowa, the state of politics within the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and the influence of Gawio.
