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The winter we danced : voices from the past, the future, and the Idle No More movement Cover Image Book Book

The winter we danced : voices from the past, the future, and the Idle No More movement

Kino-nda-niimi Collective, (editor of compilation.).

Summary: "The Winter We Danced is a vivid collection of writing, poetry, lyrics, art and images from the many diverse voices that make up the past, present, and future of the Idle No More movement. Calling for pathways into healthy, just, equitable and sustainable communities while drawing on a wide-ranging body of narratives, journalism, editorials, and creative pieces, this collection consolidates some of the most powerful, creative, and insightful moments from the winter we danced and gestures towards next steps in an ongoing movement for justice and Indigenous self-determination"--Back cover.

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  • ISBN: 1894037510 (pbk.)
  • ISBN: 9781894037518 (pbk.)
  • Physical Description: 437 pages : illustrations (some color), maps ; 22 cm
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  • Publisher: Winnipeg : ARP Books (Arbeiter Ring Publishing), [2014]

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Bibliography, etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references.
Formatted Contents Note: Timeline. Timeline of Major Events Spanning the Winter We Danced -- Note on the proceeds from The Winter We Danced -- Native Youth Sexual Health Network Statement & Resources On Recent Sexual Assault in Thunder Bay in Support of Indigenous Women in Idle No More and All Survivors of Violence.

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Location Call Number / Copy Notes Barcode Shelving Location Circulation Modifier Holdable? Status Due Date Courses
Lansdowne Library E 92 W56 2014 (Text) 26040003191687 Main Collection Volume hold Available -
► Summaries & More
▼ Additional Content
A Healing Time 7(14)
SkyBlue Mary Morin
Idle No More: The Winter We Danced 21(6)
The Kino-nda-niimi Collective
Acknowledgments 27(1)
First Beats
27(100)
Come My Way
31(1)
Tara Williamson
#IdleNoMore in Historical Context
32(5)
Glen Coulthard
Why are We Idle No More?
37(3)
Pamela Palmater
Occupy(ed) Canada: The Political Economy of Indigenous Dispossession
40(4)
Shirt Pasternak
Decolonizing together: Moving Beyond a Politics of Solidarity Toward a Practice of Decolonization
44(7)
Harsha Walia
Harper Launches Major First Nations Termination Plan: As Negotiating Tables Legitimize Canada's Colonialism
51(14)
Russell Diabo
Armed with Nothing More than a Song and A Drum: Idle No More
65(2)
Sylvia McAdam (Saysewahum)
"Our People Were Glowing": An Interview with Tanya Kappo
67(4)
Tanya Kappo
Hayden King
The Idle No More Manifesto
71(2)
Jessica Gordon
"Our People are Frustrated": An Interview with Chief Isadore Day
73(6)
Ryan McMahon
Wab Kinew
Ghosts of Indigenous Activism Past, Present, Future: #IdleNoMore's Transformative Potential
79(4)
Hayden King
Transforming Unity: An Interview with Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs Grand Chief Derek Nepinak
83(9)
Derek Nepinak
Leah Gazan
Idle No More: Re-storying Canada
92(3)
Sheelah McLean
Idle No More Is Not Just an "Indian Thing"
95(3)
Wab Kinew
The Round Dance Revolution: Idle No More
98(4)
Ryan McMahon
Kisikew Iskwew, The Woman Spirit
102(6)
Nina Wilson
What if Natives Stop Subsidizing Canada?
108(4)
Dru Oja Jay
We are Free Human Beings, Part One
112(3)
Lori M. Mainville
"Give People a Hub": An Interview with Jarrett Martineau
115(3)
Jarrett Martineau
Stephen Hui
Revolutionary Acts of Non-Violence Disempowers Opposition
118(2)
Waneek Horn-Miller
The White Paper and the Idle No More Movement
120(7)
Dale Turner
Singers And Dancers
Nothing Will Ever Be the Same: Idle No More
127(2)
Neal McLeod
Canada, It's Time. We Need to Fix This in Our Generation
129(4)
Chelsea Vowel
"Waking Up To The Beauty": An Interview with Chickadee Richard
133(5)
Chickadee Richard
Leah Gazan
Everything You Do Is Political, You're Anishinaabe. Or, What Idle No More Is To Me
138(4)
Ryan McMahon
Why First Nations Movement Is Our Best Chance for Clean Land and Water
142(6)
Winona LaDuke
Dancing in a Mall
148(2)
Niigaanwewidam James Sinclair
We Natives are Deeply Divided. There's Nothing Wrong with That
150(2)
Hayden King
#IdleNoMore Provides Us With Opportunity to Examine Nationhood
152(2)
Tara Williamson
Fish Broth & Fasting
154(3)
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
Day 38
157(3)
Ellen Gabriel
The Sucker Punch of January 11
160(3)
Alo White
Reclaiming Ourselves One Name at a Time
163(4)
Christi Belcourt
No More
167(1)
Plex (D. Bedard)
"The Megaphone Girl": An Interview with Jenna (Liiciious) Wirch
168(4)
Jenna Wirch
Leah Gazan
The Unravelling of a Colonized Mind
172(4)
Jana-Rae Yerxa
Silence is Not Our Mother Tongue: Madwewewin, The First Taste of Sound
176(6)
Lesley Belleau
How Do You Say Idle No More in Anishinaabemowin?
182(2)
Melody McKiver
My Grandfather, My Role Model
184(2)
Cam Mumford
We Hold Our Hands Up: On Indigenous Women's Love and Resistance
186(4)
Dory Nason
More Than a Poster Campaign: Redefining Colonial Violence
190(3)
Sarah Hunt
"I have waited 40 years for this. Keep it going and don't stop!": An Interview with Siku Allooloo
193(7)
Siku Allooloo
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
Idle No More Rules For All Eternity Forever and Ever Tapwe and Amen Mahsi cho!
200(6)
Richard Van Camp
Scapegoat for a Movement?
206(3)
Ethan Cox
Nishiyuu Walkers: In Restlessness, There Is Power
209(6)
Paul Seesequasis
Friendships
Blind Justice
215(2)
Lee Maracle
Why Idle No More is Gaining Strength, and Why All Canadians Should Care
217(2)
Jeff Denis
Awake, Hungry, and Idle No More
219(2)
Naomi Klein
Q Opening Essay
221(1)
Jian Ghomeshi
Matt Tunnacliffe
#IdleNoMore: Settler Responsibility for Relationship
222(3)
Stephanie Irlbacher-Fox
Letter to Chief Theresa Spence
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
225(1)
I Am Canadian! (Because of Treaties with Indigenous Nations)
226(4)
Toby Rollo
Academics in Solidarity with Chief Spence and Idle No More Open Letter to the Right Honourable Prime Minister of Canada Stephen Harper and the Right Honourable Governor General David Johnston
230(5)
Idle No More: A Profound Social Movement That is Already Succeeding
235(3)
Judy Rebick
#Ottawapiskat
238(3)
Hayden King
Image Warriors
Wanda Nanibush
There Is Hope, If We Rise #1-12
241(1)
Sonny Assu
Round Dance
242(1)
Nathalie Bertin
Idle No More II
243(1)
David Garneau
Restless
244(1)
David Garneau
Canadian Flag
245(1)
David Garneau
Hunting Windigo
246(1)
LauraLee K Harris
Oh Kanata, We Are
246(1)
LauraLee K Harris
Spiritual Awakening
247(1)
LauraLee K Harris
Still Wading
248(1)
Erin Konsmo
Traplines Not Pipelines
249(1)
Erin Konsmo
Land Body Conquest
250(1)
Erin Konsmo
Idle No More Toronto
251(1)
Tannis Nielsen
Bill C45
252(1)
Tannis Nielsen
Parliament Hill
253(1)
Tannis Nielsen
Nation to Nation Now
254(1)
Tannis Nielsen
Omnibus
255(1)
Michael Wesley
Water Walk
256(2)
Tannis Nielsen
Friendships (continued)
The Terms of Engagement with Indigenous Nationhood
258(4)
Eric Ritskes
White Noise
262(5)
Shane Rhodes
Letter to Prime Minister Harper from Indigenous Women of Turtle Island
Indigenous Women of Turtle Island
267(2)
Indigenous Journalists Need Apply: #IdleNoMore and the #MSM
269(2)
Waubgeshig Rice
The Words We Have Inherited
271(4)
Niigaanwewidam James Sinclair
Wa'tkwanonwera:ton Akwe:kon Tetewa:nera---Greetings All My Relations
275(2)
Ellen Gabriel
Kaa Maamdaa Geyabi Baabiinchigeying, No Longer Are We Waiting!
277(1)
Miskwaasining Nagamojig
Canadian Artists Statement of Solidarity with Idle No More
278(1)
Declaration de Solidarite des Artistes Canadiens avec le Mouvement Idle No More
278(6)
J28
284(3)
Rita Wong
Idle No More Organizers Reach Out To Queer Community
287(2)
Laura Zahody
Idle No More, the Black Experience, and Why It Is That What We Say About Others Reveals So Much About Ourselves
289(5)
Daniel Tseghay
Idle No More: Where the Mainstream Media Went Wrong
294(6)
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
As Long as the Water Never Idles: Movement in Grassy Narrows First Nation
300(5)
Ryan Duplassie
New Directions
His Feast: Her Broken Fast
305(2)
Rosanna Deerchild
Idle No More: Where Do We Go From Here?
307(7)
Chelsea Vowel
Resetting and Restoring the Relationship Between Indigenous Peoples and Canada
314(2)
Taiaiake Alfred
Toby Rollo
Seeing Strength, Beauty & Resilience in Ourselves: An Interview with Eugene Boulanger
316(5)
Eugene Boulanger
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
First Nations: Working Towards Fundamental Change
321(3)
Chief Theresa Spence
Miigwetch, Thank You, Chief Spence
324(3)
Wab Kinew
Idle No More: A Revolutionary Love Song
327(2)
Alex Wilson
The Ogimaa Mikana Project
The Ogimaa Mikana Collective: Susan Blight, Hayden King, Connor Pion, Alex McKay, Craig Tough, and Julia Hepburn
329(4)
After the Rallies: Where do we go from Here?
333(2)
Michael Redhead Champagne
Through Our Eyes---Who Leads?
335(6)
Mary Ellen Turpel Lafond
Idle No More: Strong Hearts of Indigenous Women's Leadership
341(4)
Wanda Nanibush
We are Free Human Beings, Part Two
345(2)
Lori M. Mainville
Idle No More and Indigenous Nationhood
347(2)
Taiaiake Alfred
Pauwauwaein: Idle No More to The Indigenous Nationhood Movement
349(5)
Lesley Belleau
Indigenous Nationhood Movement---Statement of Principles
354(2)
Idle No More Solidarity Spring: A Call to Action
Idle No More and Defenders of the Land
356(3)
The PKOLS Reclamation: Saturating Our Land With Stories
359(4)
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
The Movement that Shook the Indigenous Globe
363(2)
Andrea Landry
The Rise of the Native Rights-Based Strategic Framework: Our Last Best Hope to Save our Water, Air, and Earth
365(14)
Clayton Thomas-Muller
This is a Ceremony
379(10)
Tara Williamson
Timeline
Timeline of Major Events Spanning the Winter We Danced
389(22)
Note on the proceeds from The Winter We Danced
411(1)
Native Youth Sexual Health Network Statement & Resources On Recent Sexual Assault in Thunder Bay in Support of Indigenous Women in Idle No More and All Survivors of Violence
411(4)
Biographies of Contributors 415

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