By Anne Thompson Introduction If I had the power, I would step into the chaos and declare, ‘I don’t care who started it: it ends now.’ Just as I would handle unruly children or adolescents, I would insist on an immediate cessation of hostilities. Inevitably, one would point to the other and claim, ‘They started Read More…
The First Nations Pavilion at Folklorama offers a deeply moving and educational experience that delves into the rich cultural heritage and history of North America’s First Peoples. This year’s pavilion emphasizes the term “Ozaawaanzhe,” a word that reflects the profound importance of every child in First Nations culture. This theme is central to the pavilion’s Read More…
