This Sticker pack Features a collection of native pride stickers! Greeting from Mvskoke!- 4x2.75 In. Greetings from Indian Country- 4x2.75 In. Landback- 2x1.25 In. Its a good day to be Indigenous- 2.25x1.25 In. They are printed on white-vinyl with original designs and are made in-house. Support native artists!
Vincent Namatjira on Friday was awarded Australia’s prestigious Archibald Prize, becoming the first Indigenous artist to receive the honor since the prize was established in 1921. Namatjira won the $100,000…
format_textdirection_l_to_rEste artículo está disponible en español aquí “It feels good to know even though [our friends are] not indigenous they know about our struggle and they are donating because they feel connected to it. And if it’s through me, that’s fine – but eventually it’s going to be because they care about their water, and …
From colourful murals to striking sculptures, and more.
Bringing Good Medicine sketchbook by artist Jessica Somers. Her cultural background is Odanak Abenaki. Our sketchbooks have 50 Pages of perforated uncoated 110gsm sketch paper. They are 8.5 x 11” and feature the artist’s bio and headshot on the back. Each Sketchbook features authentic indigenous art and the artist or copyright holder are paid a royalty on each sale.
Otavalo Ecuador guide: a perfect Quito day trip. Famous for Otavalo market, indigenous culture, Lago San Pablo & Peguche waterfall!
Snakes and caimans are very much part people's lives in the Chaco, Argentina's wilderness home to indigenous people. How do they live?
Otavalo Ecuador guide: a perfect Quito day trip. Famous for Otavalo market, indigenous culture, Lago San Pablo & Peguche waterfall!
Otavalo Ecuador guide: a perfect Quito day trip. Famous for Otavalo market, indigenous culture, Lago San Pablo & Peguche waterfall!
How do you cross that invisible line that takes you from being in the Aboriginal 'good books' to being on the s**t list, asks Summer May Finlay.
“Stand up straight!” — one of the more common phrases heard during childhood. But what exactly does it mean to “stand up straight”? And is it causing more harm than good? Esther Gokhale thinks so and has dedicated her life’s work to researching indigenous postures and helping peopl
It's a Buck! Its a Kangaroo!! Hell naw y'all! Its a Buckaroo!!! Indigenous to the mountain valley plain fjord tropics of Madagascar, it was hunted to extinction in the early 60's for it's feet, believed to be good luck to the tribes working at casinos for tips. This is thought to be the last known clear picture ever taken. Get creative while doing the Earth a favor with this 100% organic custom t-shirt. These tees are made with responsibly sourced organic cotton that’s grown with no hazardous chemicals; a green choice that’s bound to speak to your eco-conscious audience. This t-shirt also features a ribbed neck collar, hemmed set-in sleeves, and a bottom hem with a wide double-needle topstitch. Please note that EU-based Print Providers use European sizes in their blanks. Kindly double-check our size chart at the bottom of our listing to ensure an accurate fit. .: 100% organic, combed, ring-spun cotton .: Light fabric (5.3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²)) .: Sewn-in label .: Regular fit .: Runs true to size .: Oeko-Tex, PETA, and GOTS certifications .: NB! Please refer to the size guide for an accurate fit
Otavalo Ecuador guide: a perfect Quito day trip. Famous for Otavalo market, indigenous culture, Lago San Pablo & Peguche waterfall!
Bringing Good Medicine sketchbook by artist Mark Nadjiwan. His cultural background is Anishinaabek. Our sketchbooks have 50 Pages of perforated uncoated 110gsm sketch paper. They are 8.5 x 11” and feature the artist’s bio and headshot on the back. Each Sketchbook features authentic indigenous art and the artist or copyright holder are paid a royalty on each sale.
Ten-year-old Dujuan is a child-healer, a good hunter and speaks three languages. As he shares his wisdom of history and the complex world around him we see his spark and intelligence.
It’s always difficult to do a ‘best of’ list, but when push comes to shove, we all know we have favourites. So, as part of #IndigiRead I have pulled together ten of my favourite Indigenous-authored…
Happy Nunavut Day! To mark this milestone, here's a list of books featuring Nunavut storytellers.
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Cleanse and bless your home using the Native American ceremony of smudging with white sage. It removes negative energy and odors immediately!
GEOGRAPHY There’s a good chance Aboriginal people mapped out Australia’s road network thousands of years before Europeans arrived—and used star charts to do it. (Phys.org) Use our resources t…
Some years ago Graham Burnett produced Permaculture: A Beginner's Guide. It's a nice 76-page introdu
Reminiscent of a pleasant combination of cinnamon nutmeg and cloves McCormick Whole Allspice brings complex warm flavor and aroma to soups stews and brines. Allspice is the dried berry of an evergreen tree indigenous to the Caribbean and Central America. We hand-pick the whole allspice to ensure that they have peppery sweet flavor. Use allspice in pickling liquids for cucumbers beets onions or green beans. It’s also great for seasoning the brines for larger cuts of meat like pork roasts and whole chickens. The whole berries add depth of flavor to slow-cooked corned beef and cabbage pot roasts and stews. Fragrant allspice can also set the tone for a cozy evening of hot rum toddies spiced red wine or mulled apple cider.
The $250,000 prize money will be shared between several São Paulo organisations
Otavalo Ecuador guide: a perfect Quito day trip. Famous for Otavalo market, indigenous culture, Lago San Pablo & Peguche waterfall!
Antique Botanical Print EPILOBIUM VILLOSUM HOARY ( HAIRY) WILLOW-HERB Drawn and engraved for William Curtis in "Flora Londinensis: Or Plates and Descriptions of Such Plants as Grow Wild in the Environs of London." Published London 1777 This is a fine, good sized, hand coloured 18th century copper engraving from this major botanical work by William Curtis. Curtis began with the wild plants from the immediate vicinity of London and intended to expand the work to include species within 10 miles of the city and ultimately to those indigenous to the entire British Isles. His vision was curtailed however by a lack of sales and the project was never completed. These fine delicate engravings are widely collected and have been described as the most successful portrayals of British wild flowers that have ever been achieved. The plants are engraved to a uniform scale and displayed to life size with accurate colouring which remains bright and fresh. Accompanying the print are notes which provide the botanical detail to assist in the identification of the species. Fine, clean condition free of repairs or restoration , perfect for framing and display. Approx. 18.5" x 11" (470mm x 280mm) overall. Printed on robust hand laid paper, no folds, blank verso. ................................................................... William Curtis (1746-99) was Director of the Society of Apothecaries at the Chelsea Physic Garden and a botanist with a broad knowledge of exotic species. Following Flora Londinesis he went on to publish The Botanical Magazine which continued for over 160 years. The Botanical Magazine, with its showy exotic species brought Curtis the financial success that Flora Londinensis with its common wayside British plants never achieved. Over 200 years later however his definitive achievement is fully appreciated by today's discerning eye. A GENUINE ANTIQUE PRINT GUARANTEED OVER 245 YEARS OLD FROM LINDISFARNE PRINTS NF K 8 24
How often do you think about gentrification? Probably not often, unless it’s happening right around you. And, even if you are witnessing it firsthand, you might not be against it. You might think that getting rid of those old run-down buildings and cleaning up the place is a good idea. But gentrification isn’t that simple. In most cases, it means that indigenous, usually lower-income, families are uprooted from the neighbourhoods that they grew up in so that higher-income folks can come in and get cheap real estate, fix it up, and take the neighbourhoods as their own. It’s happening in cities all over the world, but particularly in the U.S. This zine is a compilation of articles from other publications on gentrification that has occurred and is occurring in various cities, including New York, New Orleans, Portland, Chicago, and London. It’s an important and useful publication and it deserves a place in your library. DETAILS 8.5" x 7" 56 Pages ABOUT Portland's most colourful, authentic, and empowering publishing house and distributor, Microcosm Publishing equips readers to make positive changes in their lives and in the world around them. Microcosm emphasizes skill-building, showing hidden histories, and fostering creativity through challenging conventional publishing wisdom with books and zines about DIY skills, food, bicycling, gender, self-care, and social justice.
Image: Creative Commons License (details and further references here) The idea of culture as an iceberg reminds us that only a smaller proportion of cultural aspects are more ‘visible’ and therefore more obvious than many other facets of culture which, while far less tangible and visible, are just as essential to our understanding of how cultures work. In fact, the sub-surface aspects shown above will directly influence those on the ‘tip’ of the iceberg. For example, religious beliefs influence holiday customs and notions of beauty influence the arts. In terms of intercultural education at an International School such as ours, the relevance of this analogy is that we need to take care to focus our learning opportunities on the less visible aspects if it is to be genuinely meaningful. That is not to say that celebrating and learning about the more obvious aspects of culture (such as the three Fs - food, flags, and festivals) is not important – far from it. However, without embracing the important stuff beneath the surface, there is a risk that learning events claiming to raise intercultural understanding do not go deep enough on their own. To quote from an article I have recently written for our Term 2 magazine: Visible and obvious cultural aspects – such as clothing, flags, food, performing and visual arts - are often essential to culture and are well worth celebrating, as happens during International Day and other school festivals. However, there are also many cultural aspects of any community which may not be so visible. We need to continually provide our students with chances to reflect on the many beliefs, values, assumptions and expectations which they and those around them hold. Similarly, we should explore various attitudes towards gender, age, social status, time, space and more. What notions of beauty, courtesy, friendship and ‘self’ do we hold? And how do these reflect our own cultural heritages? To facilitate deep reflection on these vital but less tangible aspects of culture we need to embed such opportunities across the full range of age groups and learning activities, both curricular and extra-curricular. The iceberg analogy of culture is very common. Below are some links to sites that explain the concept further and in some cases offer a related activity. An alternative version of the iceberg on a pdf file can be found here. A simplified but nicely animated version is here. Another pdf version here divides the aspects in to three parts (doing, thinking and feeling) An exercise asking you to identify where different cultural aspects might be located on the iceberg is here. A good summary of the concept as applied to a school’s planning of a Year 4 unit on understanding other cultures is here. There is a useful point on turning the iceberg upside down. This impressive cross-cultural training guide by the Peace Corps gives an iceberg activity on page 10 – click here.
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