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A list of links to Contemporary Experiences and Issues Film & Video

Links to Contemporary Experiences and Issues Resources

An illustrated storybook about a boy who views a secret potlatch at the time when they were outlawed by the Canadian government. (Grade 1 and up)

From the Blog in The Huffington Post: by Chelsea Vowel, Métis from Lac Ste. Anne, Alberta, BEd, LLB.

From the report: "Aboriginal education is not just for Aboriginal students. All of Ontario’s students should know about the long and complex history of the relationship between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal peoples in Canada, and all students should have a deep understanding of historical and contemporary First Nations, Métis and Inuit culture, perspectives, and experiences."

List of links related to philosophy lesson plans for senior students.

This paper explores the role of racism in the health and well-being of Indigenous peoples in Canada. It provides an overview of the historical and contemporary contexts of racism which have historically, and continue to, negatively shape the life choices and chances of Indigenous people in this country.

From the website: "It is commonly stated that few groups of people in the world have attracted more attention than circumpolar Inuit. Yet, in all the reading and research we have done, we have been impressed not only by what is missing from the historical record but also by the importance of intimate details about the complex movement of Inuit, as a camp-based hunting culture, to settlement living and, in Canada, a form of self-government."

List of links to land acknowledgement websites

Aboriginal games organized by mathematical content (Grade 4 and up).