Tag: Inuit
Indigenous suicide crisis in Canada: New StatsCan research provides deeper picture
An in-depth article I wrote for National Observer, published Sept. 10 for World Suicide Prevention Day. I also recently published a short video of Dr. Roland Chrisjohn discussing his book Dying To Please You: Indigenous Suicide in Contemporary Canada
Video of Les Carpenter (RIP) and book review on Indigenous media tactics
Video and audio of a talk by the recently-passed Indigenous broadcasting trailblazer, plus: review of “We Interrupt This Program: Indigenous…
Competition between regional broadcasters and APTN for Indigenous radio licences ends in mixed result
Federal Minister of Canadian Heritage Mélanie Joly now promises a new CRTC mandate supportive of Indigenous languages and reconciliation by…
On the loss of the National Aboriginal Health Organization
Final (former) CEO Simon Brascoupé on the work NAHO had been doing and what it will mean now that the…
Vigils honour missing and murdered Aboriginal women and girls in Canada
by Greg Macdougall – originally published on rabble.ca Today, October 4, is the seventh annual day of Sisters in Spirit…
On World Suicide Prevention Day, Inuit leaders talk about the lack of support
by Greg Macdougall Inuit and non-Inuit alike marked World Suicide Prevention Day on Parliament Hill on Sept. 9 with an…
Tanya Tagaq at Women’s Worlds: Breaking Cycles
Inuit throat-singer Tanya Tagaq on the Breaking Cycles plenary on the first full day of the international Women’s Worlds 2011…
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