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Month: June 2013

The Ogimaa Mikana Project: Re-Claiming/Re-Naming

“The Ogimaa Mikana Project is an effort to restore Anishinaabemowin place names to the streets, avenues, roads, paths and trails Gchi Kiiwengiig (Toronto) and beyond”

Comment June 24, 2013January 21, 2015 Hayden King

Reclaiming Springwater: A Photo Essay of Camp Nibi

Nibi (or nibeesh) are the Anishinaabemowin words for water. Among Anishinaabe people Water is sacred, maybe the most sacred of all things.  With a common bond as life-givers, it is Anishinaabe women who have the primary responsibility for protecting and speaking for water

Comment June 11, 2013January 21, 2015 Hayden King
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