Stores commit to removing inauthentic Indigenous souvenirs after The Discourse investigation By Francesca Fionda & Robin Perelle ● Urban Nation ● May 28, 2019 Indigenous artists ‘should have their royalties,’ says one store owner who says she’s committed to selling authentic items.
Store responses to our investigation into Indigenous-themed souvenirs By Robin Perelle & Francesca Fionda ● Uncategorized ● May 21, 2019
Speaking Tsimshian in the city By Robin Perelle & Uytae Lee ● Urban Nation ● February 1, 2019 Joey Wesley left northern B.C. for Vancouver, but his Indigenous language never left him.
This residential school survivor is teaching a new generation to speak Ojibwe By Robin Perelle & Uytae Lee ● Urban Nation ● January 17, 2019 “Wow — after getting beaten speaking my language, 65 years later, I get to teach it,” says Dorothy Eastman.
These language classes are helping Indigenous people reclaim their ‘stolen heritage’ By Robin Perelle & Uytae Lee ● Urban Nation ● December 21, 2018 ‘It’s extremely important that these programs keep going,’ one Cree student tells us in this video.
How saying ‘I’m gay’ in Heiltsuk connects this Indigenous man to his ancestors By Robin Perelle & Uytae Lee ● Urban Nation ● December 14, 2018 ‘That word makes me so happy,’ Steven Hall says with a smile.
If we lose our Indigenous culture and language, ‘we lose everything’ By Hamilton Wawmeesh, Uytae Lee & Robin Perelle ● Urban Nation ● November 23, 2018 Robert Williams overdosed on heroin a few months ago. His language, culture and family’s love kept him alive and gave him hope, he says.