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“I'm very thankful that this story is from Siksika, and it's told by people who are from Siksika. I hope they learn a little bit more about ourselves, where we come from, and that we're here today, and we get to tell our own stories.”

The documentary New Blood, which includes details of residential school experiences of a former Siksika Nation chief, will premiere on CBC Gem later this month.

#Indigenous #FirstNations #documentary #film

https://windspeaker.com/news/windspeaker-news/documentary-about-residential-school-experiences-premiere-cbc-gem

Documentary about residential school experiences to premiere on CBC Gem

When Adam Solway first envisioned filming the theatre production New Blood, he visualized it as a 10-minute indie short. “We had some funding to start with,” said Solway, who is a Blackfoot filmmaker from Siksika Nation in Alberta.
Windspeaker.com
#film #Indigenous #firstnations #documentary

a shared legacy of settler colonialism

https://overland.org.au/2024/11/the-incarceration-of-indigenous-and-palestinian-children-a-shared-legacy-of-settler-colonialism/

Image: Wasfi Akab

#colonialism #firstnations #Palestine
Image: Wasfi Akab Children run down a bombed street passing ruined buildings. The escalation of hostilities in the #Gaza Strip is having a catastrophic impact on children and families. Children are dying at an alarming rate – thousands have been killed and thousands more injured. Around 1.7 million people in the Gaza Strip are estimated to have been internally displaced – half of them children. They do not have enough access to water, food, fuel and medicine. More than 600,000 children are trapped in #Rafah alone, with nowhere safe to go. Their homes have been destroyed; their families torn apart. #UNICEF

The incarceration of Indigenous and Palestinian children: a shared legacy of settler colonialism - Overland literary journal

In Palestine, children are detained as a means of maintaining the occupation and suppressing resistance. In Australia, youth incarceration extends the legacy of forced removals and perpetuates intergenerational trauma among Indigenous communities.
Sarah Abdo (Overland literary journal)
#firstnations #colonialism #palestine

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