Add Your Heading Text Here Black Duck Wild Rice, located in Curve Lake First Nation is a social enterprise involved with seeding, harvesting, processing and educating about manoomin or wild rice—a traditional food of the Nishnaabe people. This video was created for Black Duck Wild Rice (blackduckwildrice.net)...
Add Your Heading Text Here Living Relations: Decolonizing Food Systems in Aotearoa New Zealand & Canada is a 20-minute documentary following Tayohserontye Nikki Auten of the Kanatsiohareke Mohawk Community and Jan Hania, Indigenous Māori elder of Aotearoa New Zealand as they meet in person for the...
Add Your Heading Text Here Last year, I was privileged to work with Dr. Carmen Robertson to film interviews with Anishinaabe artists and curators who were attending a weekend of storytelling called Visiting with Morriseau (check out all the interviews here or by clicking on the...
Add Your Heading Text Here The Living Relations project is a three-year, SSHRC-funded transnational research and knowledge mobilization project that seeks to amplify and build dialogue among Indigenous-led food system sustainability initiatives in Aotearoa New Zealand and Canada. To do this, the project is sharing stories...