Upon a Wishing Moon : Poems, Stories & Images from the Survivors Circle of the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (Pre-Order for Sept 30/26)
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description: Dennis Saddleman is from the Nlaka’pamux Nation on his mother’s side and the Syilx Nation on his father’s side. He attended the Kamloops Indian Residential School for 11 years. His biggest achievements are that he has been sober for 44 years and that he published a book of poetry titled Word Warrior. His family and friends call him Word Warrior. Dorene Bernard Kesalul tan teli L’nuwey, Kiwnik Clan, Sipekne’katik, Mi’kmaki. She is a traditional Mi’kmaq woman of the Sipekne’katik Band, residing in Indian Brook, N.S. She is a Survivor of the Shubenacadie Indian Residential School, the third generation in her family to attend. Dorene coordinated the IRS Legacy Project at Mi’kmawey Debert Cultural Centre, working with survivors and families in the Atlantic region to document the history of the IRS legacy and survivors’ profiles for the archives, which she continues to do. Dr. Antoine Mountain was sent to three residential schools, including the notorious Grollier Hall in Inuvik, where many well-documented atrocities against Indigenous children occurred. The reason he chose to be part of the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation’s Survivors Circle is his concern for today’s youth. Indigenous communities face serious social problems, and Antoine wants to help increase awareness of them. Antoine earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from OCAD U, a Master of Environmental Studies from York University in Toronto, and a doctorate from Trent University. Eugene Arcand is Cree from Muskeg Lake First Nation in Saskatchewan. Eugene Arcand spent nine years at St. Michael Indian Residential School in Duck Lake and two years at St. Paul’s Lebret Students Residence. A First Nations Sports Hall of Fame inductee, Eugene has dedicated much of his time to organising First Nations sports events, cultural events, tourism events, and events geared to the advancement of First Nations youth. Keith Chiefmoon is part of the Governing Circle of the NCTR. Keith is a Ga’na (Kainai) Sundance teacher …
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