Photographs and descriptions of memorials, commemorations, historical sites, and monuments in Ottawa, Canada's capital.
Ohyawamincekee (Yellow Thunder)
A Winnipeg family has helped hundreds of kids play competitive basketball while instilling indigenous values and pride in them. Some have even gone on to play college ball, including Raven Boulanger, 22.
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The Language of this Land Mi'kma'ki: Sable, Trudy, Francis, Bernie: 9781897009499: Books - Amazon.ca
As you marveled at the beauty of the night sky, have you ever wondered why you – of Scandinavian, Ojibwe or Irish descent, perhaps – are seeing Greek guys up there? A Duluth art exhibit examines the constellations of the region's indigenous people.
Ojibwe Discourse Markers: Fairbanks, Brendan: 9780803299337: Books - Amazon.ca
First Nations: The Circle Unbroken - NFB film - see NFB website for teaching guide
This is an overview of cultural objects that can be found in the Minnesota Historical Society’s artifact collection, totaling over 2,000 artifacts.
Basket, Anishinaabe (Ojibwe)
A SUPERB PAIR OF SAUK AND FOX BEADED BUCKSKIN MOCCASINS
A PLAINS HAIR ROACH c. 1900 composed of red and yellow-dyed deer hair, enclosing a panel of natural porcupine hair, - Available at 2010 December New York...
Origin of Anishinabe.
The bride is Anishinabe and their community is in the Salish Sea, so this pair pulled from their communities for a meaningful ceremony.
This page, from NativeTech, provides list of words in the Ojibwe (Chippewa) language. The Ojibwe are also known as the Anishinabe. In addition to finding Ojibwe salutations, users can access words related to family, body parts, people, animals, plants, the world, weather, directions, seasons, time, feelings, emotions, colors, numbers, culture, and medicine. This resource is referenced in the EDSITEment lesson titled Anishinabe, Ojibwe, Chippewa: Culture of an Indian Nation.
Women made bandolier bags for men as prestige items and developed this Woodlands art form. This bag is an exceptional early example of this genre. A repeating X pattern on the panel alludes to the Thunderbird, a central being in Anishinabe traditional belief. Wavy, white lines along the bag's edge represent lightning which is associated with this powerful being. Shades of blue, green, and yellow not only highlight the intricacy of the design, but also illustrate the artist's originality in the composition of the bag. The ingenious use of color combined with elegant geometric and representational designs makes it a masterpiece of Anishinabe beadwork.
THUNDER BAY - The Full Moon Memory Walk is a sacred memorial walk to honour and remember the missing and murdered Anishinabe & Metis women in Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario. The idea to hold a memorial walk came to light in the spring of 2005 after re-introducing myself to a woman who had been active
At Mukwa Teepees, our focus is on producing the best quality product while retaining our cultural traditions that have been handed down to us from our ancestors. Our authentic Anishinabe tipi design has been developed over 10,000 years of tradition and practical use and comply with the United Nations Declaration of the Rights of Indegeneous…
June 22, 2010 Welcome to the traditional lands of my people, the Anishinabe. Greetings, my brothers and sisters. Greetings also to my relations from the many different Indigenous Nations who now call this place “Home.” Thank you for your warm welcome. Hello to all the people of conscience in attendance at the US Social Forum.…
