Haudenosaunee Confederacy etc

Team Advantage sits down with Bryan D. Palmer on his stop through Calgary to discuss his new book, and discuss how labour and anti-colonial movements have historically challenged the Canadian state…

In honor of Native American Heritage Month, we take a look at Kandiaronk, the legendary Wendat strategist whose brilliant critique of European society helped...

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Aboriginal peoples have consistently responded to and actively resisted against unilateral, top-down imposition of government policies that impact their rights and title. We have grouped together several key examples of these actions and initiatives in this section entitled Community and Politics. In order to aid your understanding of these topics, we also recommend visiting our […]

Adopted September 6, 2019 “I firmly believe that the philosophy of my ancestors lines up quite tidily with the philosophy of communism. I make no apology for my principles.” — Lee Maracle “Socialism is for the people. If you’re afraid of socialism, you’re afraid of yourself.” — Fred Hampton Introduction

While the United States shudders in the shambles of another election year, whether from a collective sigh of relief or fear of what’s to come, a different system of governance blooms in a swath of woodlands jutting into the Atlantic Ocean. This shandy shoreline now part of what is

To appreciate Anishinabek leadership, it must be understood within the context of its creation and how it has evolved. It is both difficult and perhaps inappropriate to try to represent a worldview in a few short paragraphs, and I apologize in advance if anyone is offended by this attempt. The following paraphrases an interview with Elder Fred Kelly, some of his writings, the notes of Wilson Ashkewe, and other lessons I’ve learned over time. In the beginning, the Great Spirit placed the four colours of humankind in the four directions. Each colour was given the special gifts of life,

Traditional Governance Systems approaches to governance are ones that are led by local indigenous knowledge in collaborative and participatory processes.

May 31, 2013 - Wilfrid Laurier University, Six Nations Polytechnic, and the University of Saskatchewan collaborated on a research project on the Internationalization of Indigenous Rights and Governance. This project is funded by a research grant from the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) to study the impact of international institutions and global governance documents in promoting legislative protection and culture survival for Indigenous peoples.

Susan M. Hill, Associate Professor, the University of Toronto teaches the history of wampum belts and the treaties they represent. Filmed at Six Nations Poly...

This video was created to accompany a series of lectures produced by Deyohaha:ge and Six Nations Polytechnic, with Thru the Red Door. Website: http://www.snp...

Conversations in Cultural Fluency Lecture Series #5Guest speakers for this conversation include Bob Antone, Rick Hill, Sue Hill & Rick MontureDeyohahá:ge: In...

Iroquois elder and global indigenous leader Oren Lyons describes the authentic origins of the U.S. Constitution in the ancient Iroquois “Great League of Peac...

Conversations in Cultural Fluency Lecture Series #4Guest speakers for this conversation include Jamie Jacobs & Jock Hill.Deyohahá:ge: Indigenous Knowledge Ce...

Conversations in Cultural Fluency Lecture Series #3Guest speakers for this conversation include Jane Mt Pleasant, Kitty R Lynn & Chandra Maracle.Deyohahá:ge:...

Conversations in Cultural Fluency Lecture Series #2Guest speakers for this conversation include Dan Longboat, Neil Patterson Jr., & Sheri LongboatDeyohahá:ge...