The Legend of the Caribou Boy, Ekw? Dozhýý Wegondi Nuu-chah-nulth and offers concrete suggestions to

and offers concrete suggestions to transform the current policy paradigm into one that supports and invigorates Indigenous cultures in a contemporary context

Discovering People: English

and climate change that examine the various approaches to the issues of Indigenous rights

The Grizzly Mother uses striking illustration and lyrical language to bring the poetry of the Xsan ecosystem to life

is imbued with the mysterious power to draw the horse every human being on the planet wanted but could never have

The Legend of the Caribou Boy, Ekw? Dozhýý Wegondi Nuu-chah-nulth and offers concrete suggestions toThe Legend of the Caribou Boy, Ekw? Dozh Wegondi is a traditional Dene legend told by George Blondin, respected Elder and storyteller, and adapted by his late son John Blondin (1960 1996). This new Theytus publication is a bilingual picture book with the story printed in English and the Weledeh Dialect of the Dogrib Tlicho (Na Dene) language. This simply told story for young children explains how long ago a young boy who was having difficult dreams