#national indigenous history month

[dnpanimationstudioclone]

National Indigenous History Month🖤❤️💛🤍

Dr Joshua Strongbear Sweet, Atlantis: The Lost Empire

Little Creek, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron

Kenai, Sitka and Denahi, Brother Bear

Michael Collins, the Proud Family

Tommy Tukyuk, Yvon of the Yukon

Sacagawea, Clone High

Ms. Hunter Wendell & Wild

Rowan, Ice Age

Song, Jaxon & Song’s Maple Mystery

What do u think? Know any other Indigneous characters in media? I’d love to know🖤❤️💛🤍

I got more examples from previous ones I did.

https://www.tumblr.com/dnpanimationstudioclone/687703917886390272/national-indegenous-peoples-day?source=share

#indigenous history month #clone high #atlantis the lost empire #jaxon and songs maple mystery #the proud family louder and prouder #the proud family #wendell and wild #spirit stallion of the cimarron #brother bear #Indigenous characters #national indigenous history month #ice age #indigenous

[missegyptiana]

HAPPY NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY!!! And National Indigenous History Month! Today is to celebrate the First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples of Canada! Please take the time to support and honour the Indigenous peoples, not only in Canada but everywhere! Educate and learn about Indigenous communities around the world and support them! And celebrate with us! I am so happy we have today and the entire month to celebrate Indigenous Peoples, but especially all year round!! (A reminder that international Indigenous Peoples day in august 9th!)

#indigenous #national indigenous peoples day #national indigenous history month #indigenous peoples day #indigenous history month #important #indigenous history #inuit #métis #first nations

[frettchanstudios]

Happy National Indigenous Peoples Day!

Repost @heu_in_bc (on insta)

National Indigenous Peoples Day is a time to honour, celebrate and stand in solidarity with Indigenous peoples. The demand for massive systemic change and real progress on Truth and Reconciliation must not be ignored. HEU proudly represents thousands of Indigenous health care workers across the province. [art by Chantelle Trainor-Matties]

#art #artist #frettchanstudios #indigenous #heu #national indigenous history month #national indigenous peoples day #native art #chantelle trainor-matties #turtle island #british columbia

[tweedsmuir-library]

Quiz: First Nations, Inuit and Metis

Try the Sporcle which asks you to identify famous people from Canada’s First Nations, Inuit and Metis communities. Go here to try the quiz. June is National Indigenous History Month in Canada.

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#First Nations #Inuit #Metis #National Indigenous History Month #NIHM #Sporcle

[goodreadsviadiya]

Book Recommendations for June!

With June being National Indigenous History Month and Canada being less than a month away, I want to help in centering First Nations, Métis and Inuit voices by recommending a few books by Indigenous authors! [At the end will be a list of links where you can purchase these books]

First I have “21 Things You May Not Know About The Indian Act” by Bob Joseph. This book does a great job at explaining how the federal government has used and continues to use policy as a way to oppress Indigenous Peoples, and provides deeper context to better understand some of the issues that Indigenous People have faced, and continues to face today. 

Second is “Seven Fallen Feathers” by Tanya Talaga, which is a beautifully written and heartbreaking account of 7 Indigenous highschool students that passed away in Thunder Bay from the years 2001 to 2011. This book highlights the legacy of colonialism as well as the resilience of Indigenous youth, in fighting against systemic racism. 

“Sweetgrass Basket” by Marlene Carvell is the story of 2 Mohawk sisters attending a Residential School. It’s written in Prose Poetry and describes the power of family, culture and language as a source of strength.

My last recommendation is “From the Ashes” by Jesse Thistle, a phenomenal memoir where Jesse recounts his experiences in being in foster care, substance abuse, homelessness and reconnection to his Métis Identity. I actually enjoyed this book so much I’ve written more about it on my page which you can read here!

More Books I’d recommend: 

The Break & The Strangers by Katherna Vermette

Indigenous Writes by Chelsea Vowel

Indian Horse by Richard Wagamese

Five Little Indians by Michelle Good

I have a lot of other recommendations too. I might create a followup post because there’s so many great resources by Indigenous authors and creators that I really enjoyed, not just books. If you have a suggestion of a resource you enjoyed or if you check any of these out feel free to send me an ask!

Where to get these books:

21 Things You Might Not Know About The Indian Act

https://www.chapters.indigo.ca/en-ca/books/21-things-you-may-not/9780995266520-item.html

Seven Fallen Feathers

https://www.chapters.indigo.ca/en-ca/books/seven-fallen-feathers-racism-death/9781487002268-item.html

Sweetgrass Basket

https://www.chapters.indigo.ca/en-ca/books/sweetgrass-basket/9780525475477-item.html

From The Ashes

https://www.chapters.indigo.ca/en-ca/books/from-the-ashes-my-story/9781982101213-item.html

The Break & The Strangers

https://www.penguinrandomhouse.ca/books/624145/the-strangers-by-katherena-vermette/9780735239630

Indigenous Writes

https://www.amazon.ca/Indigenous-Writes-Nations-issues-Canada/dp/1553796802 

Five Little Indians

https://www.chapters.indigo.ca/en-ca/books/five-little-indians-a-novel/9781443459181-item.html 

#first nations #activism #human rights #indigenous #indigenous issues #indigenous authors #book recommendations #june 1 #for a school project #Hi miss yes this is me pinky promise #NBE3U #indigenous peoples #indigenous rights #National Indigenous History Month #Canada #canadian news #canadian literature #Canadian issues

[randomtwospirit]

Happy National Indigenous Peoples’ Day!

Here are some photos :D

Photos: MMIR demonstration in Vancouver, MMIR art exposition at Ashbridges Bay in Toronto, Feathers I found at a sacred site with an Assumption sash and a necklace with Swxwú7mesh Lil7watúl art and a copy of Indians on Vacation by Thomas King. Métis beadwork and Sitting Bull’s headdress at the ROM. Public art display by Chief Lady Bird at Kew Gardens in Toronto.

#indigenous #NDN #ndn art #métis #first nations #inuk #mmiwg2s #mmir #toronto #vancouver #national indigenous history month #national indigenous peoples’ day #Indians on Vacation #thomas king #Chief Lady Bird #sitting bull #Swxwú7mesh Lil7watúl #srd

[rheallsim]

In addition to it being Pride Month, it's also National Indigenous History Month here in Canada.

I would like to take a moment to acknowledge that I am posting from the unceded traditional territory of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh First Nations. I am a guest on this land. I strive to spend my time here honouring the people who have lived on this land since time immemorial, as well as doing my best to treat this land with respect and love so it will continue to house and nourish future generations. I hope to listen and learn from the wisdom and ancestral knowledge the First Nations share with us, support them in their fight for land rights and recognition, and do the work within myself that is necessary for continued reconciliation.

Lots of love to Indigenous peoples all over the world, everywhere you are. 💗

#National Indigenous History Month #Every Child Matters #Land Back #Indigenous Rights #Please don't reblog #This is a very personal statement from me #I wish we could state whether we allowed reblogs or not! #Take care everyone #<3

[metalchairz]

June 10th, Day 10/30.

This took forever because I was trying a lot of different things. Pose from the back, trying to draw older people, referencing specific faces but they were straight on while I drew in side profile, etcetcetc.

On the left we have Cora/Maxwell Cooper, (she uses both names) who is Cowichan. She is a two-spirit woman. On the right we Norman Gaspar, who is Woodland Cree and Métis.

I was trying to think about couples who I don't see much of in the LGBT community, and I thought of an older Indigenous couple and rolled with it. I referenced their facial features from actual pictures of Cowichan and Woodland Cree/Métis people. It's also Indigenous History Month.

#original art #pride month #2slgbtq #two spirit #cora maxwell cooper #norman gaspar #national indigenous history month

[murderousink23]

06/01/2023 is International Childrens Day 🧒🌏, ALS Awareness Month 🇨🇦, National Indigenous History Month 🇨🇦, World Milk Day 🥛🌏, World Reef Day 🌏, National Go Barefoot Day 🦶🇺🇲, National Hazelnut Cake Day 🇺🇲, National Heimlich Maneuver Day 🇺🇲, National Penpal Day ✒🇺🇲, National Say Something Nice Day 🇺🇲, Caribbean American Heritage Month 🇺🇲, National Oceans Month 🌊🇺🇲, LGBTQIA Pride Month 🏳️‍🌈🇺🇲, Great Outdoors Month 🇺🇲, Black Music Appreciation Month 🇺🇲, Dairy Month 🐄🐐🐑🇺🇲, National Immigrant Heritage Month 🇺🇲, Volunteers' Week 🇬🇧, Global Day of Parents 👪🇺🇳

#international childrens day #als awareness month #national indigenous history month #world milk day #world reef day #national go barefoot day #national hazelnut cake day #national heimlich maneuover day #national penpal day #national say something nice day #caribbean american heritage month #national oceans month #pride month #great outdoors month #black music appreciation month #dairy month #national immigrant heritage month #global day of parents

[sandvwixh]

Can someone help me- I’ve been here for awhile now- BUT IDK HOW TO USE TUMBLR NGL- help, **SOBS VIOLENTLY**

(Also like I have major art block so if you see this you could also give me a suggestion if you want >>)

**MORE VIOLENT SOBBING**

Happy Pride Month!

Remember it is also National Indigenous History Month!

(How do you write a fanfiction-?)

I’m full of emotions- please just don’t judge me lmao

#please help #how use #how draw #crys #sobs #sobs on the floor #:’) #happy pride 🌈 #National Indigenous History Month

[missegyptiana]

reminder that tmrw is indigenous peoples day!!

#indigenous peoples day #national indigenous history month #national indigenous peoples day #isabella speaks #indigenous

[pagansphinx]

Shonto Begay, (Navajo, b. 1954) • Homeward Bound • 2016 • Acrylic on canvas • Medicine Man Gallery

#shonto begay #navajo artist #native american painter #art #painting #fine art #art history #21st century art #contemporary painting #acrylic painting #art blog #pagan sphinx art blog #american artist #native american heritage month #indigenous artist #navajo nation

[tweedsmuir-library]

Indigenous Peoples Collection

Come down to your School Library to check out our newly established Indigenous Peoples Collection. The collection features books written by indigenous writers. Here are just a few of the more recent titles that share an authentic indigenous voice.

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#First Nations #National Indigenous History Month #NIHM

[dorkusmalorkus666]

today is National Day of Mourning and i would like to send a moment of peace to all of my Indigenous comrades here in North America but also globally

we will not let colonialism and white supremacy completely wipe out any more people

there can be no liberation without the liberation of Indigenous people from white settler colonialism

#indigenous heritage month #native #national day of mourning #indigenous history

[delicatelysublimeforester]

Indigenous History Month

Indigenous History Month June is Indigenous History Month in Canada a time to learn about, get deeper into, and recognize the diverse heritage, unique cultures and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. Did you know that through the afforestation areas is a heritage trail? It is named the Old Bone Trail. Listen to the fiddle playing of John Arcand, “The Old Bone Trail“. This is…

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#contributions #culture #Dakota #fiddle #First Nation #George Genereux Urban REgional Park #heritage #Indigenous History Month #Indigenous Ways of Knowing #Inuit #Kikuyu #Kikway Ka Kiskihta #language #Mamahtawisowin #Metis #old bone trail #Richard St. Barbe Baker AFforestation ARea #Saskatchewan #Saskatoon #Tradtional Ecological Knowledge #Witaskewin

[hauntedhookah]

After being starved and imprisoned in blockade for months, 120,000 indigenous Armenians in Artsakh just faced mass deportation and ethnic cleansing at the hands of Azerbaijan, aided by their brother country Turkey and supplied military aid by a third genocidal country, Israel. Noting that in case my American friends think this is a small regional conflict-- guess who funds Israel?

Artsakh will be dissolved on January 1st, 2024 and for the first time in 3,000 years, it will be void of Armenians. Hard to put the pain into words. Turkey and Azerbaijan will not stop here, as pan-turkic doctrine claims all of Armenia as theirs. Armenian existence threatens the fabric of Azeri (and Turkish) national identity so it is no surprise they want to annihlate us again.

With the violent occupation of Artsakh, our ancient holy sites will be desecrated and our history rewritten while major news outlets will find pretty words for genocide like "conflict" or "war". No one will punish Azerbaijan's war crimes, no one will remember white phosphorous rain on our homes. And the perpetrators will continue to live a lie.

I think denial is a fragile basis for any relationship, to a person or to a land. What is built on a foundation of denial will break under enough tension, after enough time. I believe we'll be back someday.

And we are our mountains. I think they will always remember us.

#artsakh #armenia #freeartsakh