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  Dancing My Way Home Cultural Reclamation through the Embodiment of the Michif Language

  Victoria May

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  Building the field of Métis scholarship: Toward transformative and empowering Métis scholarship

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  Where’s the Women: Critical Analysis of Three Supreme Court of Canada decisions Regarding Métis People

  Brenda Gunn

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  Storied Places and Sacred Relations: Métis Density, Lifeways, and Indigenous Rights in the Declaration

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  Mary and the Métis: Religion as a Site for New Insight in Métis Studies

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  Indigenous Métissage and Métis Hip-Hop: An Investigation into the Educational Experiences of Métis Hip-Hop Producers

  Lucy Fowler

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  Indigenous Sexuality Education

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  Expanding Metis Curriculum

  Chantal Fiola

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  Diaspora, spirituality, kinship and nationhood: A Métis woman’s perspective

  Chantal Fiola

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  Bead, silk and quills: The clothing and decorative arts of the Métis

  Sherry Farrell Racette

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  Sewing for a living: The commodification of Métis women’s artistic production

  Sherry Farrell Racette

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  Nimble fingers and strong backs: First Nations and Métis women in fur trade and rural economies ( Cloned )

  Sherry Farrell Racette

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  Nimble fingers and strong backs: First Nations and Métis women in fur trade and rural economies

  Sherry Farrell Racette

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• The Métis Women’s Association of Manitoba

  Marlene Doaxtater

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  Being and becoming Métis: A personal reflection

  Heather Devine

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  Disrupting power and privilege through centering Metis voices

  Lucy Delgado

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  The power of peoplehood: Reimagining Métis relationships, research, and responsibilities

  Robert L. A. Hancock

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  Community-based research and Métis women’s knowledge in Northwestern Saskatchewan

  Kathy L. Hodgson-Smith

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  Jews and Métis in Canada: Ethnic Mobility and the Politics of Counting

  David S. Koffman

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  Métis and feminist: Ethical reflections on feminism, human rights and decolonization

  Emma LaRocque

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  Preface: Here are our voices — Who will hear them?

  Emma LaRocque

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  My Hometown Northern Canada South Africa

  Emma LaRocque

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  Contemporary Métis literature: Resistance, roots, innovation

  Emma LaRocque

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  Forward: Putting Down Roots

  Maria Campbell

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  Reflections on cultural continuity through Aboriginal women’s writings

  Emma LaRocque

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  When the ‘Wild West’ is me: Re-viewing cowboys and Indians

  Emma LaRocque

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  Charting the way

  Maria Campbell

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  Native identity and the Métis: Otehpayimsuak peoples

  Emma LaRocque

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  Indigenous elders as sexual agents through storytelling as a queer and decolonial practice in ‘Canada’

  Madeline Burns

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  Indigenous perspectives on Child and Youth Care Ethics. Varda Mann- Feder. Doing Ethics in Child and Youth Care: A North American Primer.

  Elizabeth Fast

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  Ancestral Skin Marking as Healing and (Re)Connection for Indigenous 2SLGBTQIA++

  Mel Lefebvre

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  “She Did Lead a Rough Life, but She Lived a Good Life”: The Life of Julia Lamotte

  Gabrielle Legault

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  Becoming the Métis Inclusion Coordinator

  Laura Forsythe

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  Métis scholarship in the 21st century: Life on the periphery

  Tricia Logan

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  How we know who we are: Historical literacy, kinscapes, and defining a people

  Brenda Macdougall

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  The myth of Métis cultural ambivalence

  Brenda Macdougall

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  Metis in the Borderlands of the Northern Plains in the Nineteenth Century, in Sources and Methods in Indigenous Studies, pp: 257-265, Routledge

  Brenda Macdougall

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  Being Indigenous in the Indigenous education classroom: A critical self-study of teaching in an impossible and imperative assignment

  Jennifer Markides

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  Daniels v. Canada: The Supreme Court’s racialized understanding of the Métis and Section 91 (24)

  Karine Martel

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  Dancing My Way Home Cultural Reclamation through the Embodiment of the Michif Language

  Victoria May

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  From entity to identity to nation: The ethnogenesis of the Wiisakodewininiwag (Bois-Brûlé) reconsidered

  Darren O'Toole

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  From hybridity to relationality: Shifting perspectives on the archaeology of Métis emergence

  Kisha Supernant

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  On Becoming Sovereign: Generations of Métis Matriarchal Resistance

  Janice Cindy Gaudet

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  Marie Rose Delorme Smith: “Buckskin Mary—Queen of the Jughandle” (1861–1960)

  Doris Jeanne MacKinnon

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  Remembering and Retelling the Legacies of Métis Women in Alberta: The Life and Memories of Victoria Belcourt Callihoo

  Madalyn Mandziuk

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  Caroline McNabb and Culturally Adaptive Practices of Métis Kinship

  Jade McDougall

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  Introduction: Métis Matriarchs: Agents of Transition

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  Conclusion: Métis Matriarchs: Agents of Transition

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  Activating Lessons of Care from Family Matriarchs: The Social and Political Work of Nora Cummings

  Cheryl Troupe

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  Métis Matriarchs in kāministikominahikoskahk (Cumberland House) mîkisistahikêwin— Beading Together the Generations

  Allyson Stevenson

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  Coming Home through Métis Research

  Allyson Stevenson

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  We Know Ourselves

  Lisa Shepard

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  Lii Michif

  Lisa Shepard

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  Métis Women Educating in the Academy

  Jennifer Markides

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  The Work of Métis Women: An Introduction

  Jennifer Markides

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  Connecting to Our Ancestors Through Archaeology: Stories of Three Métis Women Academics

  Chapters

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  From Hybridity to Relationality: Shifting perspectives on the archaeology of Métis emergence

  Kisha Supernant

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  Foreword – Around the Kitchen Table: Métis Aunties’ Scholarship

  Caroline Tait

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  Federal and provincial Crown obligations to the Métis

  Jean Teillet

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  The winds of change: Métis rights after Powley, Taku, and Haida

  Jean Teillet

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  Métis research and relationality: Auntie governance, the visiting way, and kitchen table reflections

  Kristen Lindquist

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  Structural and Lateral Violence toward Metis Women in the Academy

  Lynn Lavallee

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  Valuing métis identity in the prairies through a “5 R” lens: Our digital storytelling journey

  Chelsea Gabel

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  For the love of place–Not just any place: Selected Métis writings

  Emma LaRocque

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  Lii Taab di Faam Michif/ Métis Women’s Kitchen Table: Practising Our Sovereignty

  Janice Cindy Gaudet

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  Kaa-natoonamaan taanshi chi-ishi natoonikeeyaan: My Search for How to Research Things (in a Queer Métis Paradigm)

  Lucy Fowler

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  Métis Women’s Contributions to the Academy despite Colonial Patriarchy

  Laura Forsythe

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  Prenatal/Postpartum Ceremonies and Parenting as Michif Self-Determination

  Chantal Fiola

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  Wahkotowin: An approach to Indigenous (land-based) education

  Nicki Ferland

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  Brown Names

  Marilyn Dumont

  ChaptersCreative Writing/Poem

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  Celebrating the Wisdom of Our Métis Matriarchs: Sewing Our Wellness All Together — Kood Toot Aansamb

  Leah Dorion

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  Differentiating Métis Feminism

  Robline Davey

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  Kaa-waakohtoochik: The Ones Who Are Related to Each Other

  Vicki Bouvier

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  Métis storytelling across time and space: Situating the personal and academic self between homelands

  Zoe Todd

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  Raindrops, Fiddles, and Tall Tales: Navigating Our Diversity Through Storytelling

  Angie Tucker

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  Storying Métis Sexualities: Métis Confessions: Our First Time—Red River Edition

  Chapters

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  Archaeology with Our Ancestors: The Exploring Métis Identity Through Archaeology (EMITA) Project

  Kisha Supernant

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  Li Keur, Riel’s Heart of the North, an Artistic Narration of Métis History through Peoplehood: Addressing Métis (mis)Recognition and Recentering Métis Women

  Suzanne M. Steele

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  Red River Readers in Multivocal Flux: Across, Between, and Beyond Traditional Disciplinary Approaches to Métis Studies

  Red River Readers

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  I Could Turn into a River When I Was a Girl: Crooked Methodologies and the Gathering Research Framework

  Michelle Porter

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  Métis Arts as Education: Visual Storytelling, and More, in Alberta

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  The Power of Dancing in Two Worlds: Finding a Fit for Métis Identities in Academia

  Shannon Leddy

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  On Being Elsewhere to Stay: Reflections on Métis Responsibilities Living in the Homelands of Other People

  Robert L. A. Hancock

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  “It’s Very Different Walking in Two Worlds as a Métis Person”: Identity, Community, Culture and Connections as Determinants of the Health and Wellbeing of Métis Peoples

  Heather Foulds

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  The Reason We Gather: Metis-specific Spaces

  Laura Forsythe

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  The Grandmothers of the Prairies to Woodlands Indigenous Language Revitalization Circle

  Laura Forsythe

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  Returning to Ceremony: A Métis Spiritual Resurgence

  Chantal Fiola

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  Learning to Listen Closely: The Listening Guide and “I Poems” in Métis Research Methodologies

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  The Métis Nation, Epistemic Injustice, and Self-Indigenization

  Kurtis Boyer

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  if the land could speak

  Rita Bouvier

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  Métis Culture

  Yvonne Vizina

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  Métis Pedagogy in Land-Based Teaching and Learning.

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  The revolution has begun

  Christi Belcourt

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  Water Has No Flag

  Christi Belcourt

  ChaptersCreative Writing/Poem

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  Perspectives from Métis harvesters in Manitoba on concerns and challenges to sustaining traditional harvesting practices and knowledge: A distinctions-based approach to Indigenous food sovereignty

  Brielle Beaudin-Reimer

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  The Landscapes of my Ancestors: Using Archaeology to Tell the Story of Métis Connections to the Landscape

  Dawn Wambold

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  From Landscapes to Kinscapes: Engendering Métis Relations

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  Josette Lagacé Work: Strong and Elastic as Steel

  Vanessa Winn

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  Restoring the Balance: Métis Women and Contemporary Nationalist Political Organizing

  Jennifer Adese

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  Medicine Women

  Jennifer Adese

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