John lagimodiere, a metis from saskatoon explains the basics of this troubled relationship. Mohawk filmmaker sonia bonspille boileau takes us on a journey to discover how the oka crisis of 1990 sparked the resurgence of indigenous identity and ultimately helped change the course of. Some of the questions do not have a right or wrong answer, but require you to think. Professional 2year shamanism medicine work training program. Learn aboriginal worldviews and education from university of toronto.
Fire will offer you the way forward to a second chance to get the relationship. He touches on the arcane indian act, and takes on cherished myths like they get everything for free. Research on indigenous issues rarely focuses on life in major metropolitan centres. Remember you can now watch doc content on your iphone and ipad too. The liberation, resurgence and protection of indigenous nations, winnipeg. This name change is part of a growing movement across the country to change the narrative of history towards a recognition of the survival, resilience, diversity, and strength of indigenous peoples, who are among us as residents in massachusetts and indeed across. It is a journey that will turn their lives upside down, challenging their perceptions and confronting their prejudices about a world they never imagined they would see. What was the most powerful piece of information you will remember from the first episode of 8th fire and how might it change the way you perceive the aboriginal students and families you work with. Future history series playlist videos on indigenous studies from mcintyre. New fire watch indigenous youth offer stories from life in the city artist nanook gordon, model jade willoughby and journalist kyle edwards talk about their experiences navigating the urban. In the opening episode of the fourpart series 8th fire, host wab kinew, from the ojibways of onigaming first nation in northern ontario, an awardwinning hiphop artist and now a winnipegbased tv journalist, invites us to come meet the neighbours. Theyre the first generation who didnt have the indian. Meet the feisty seventh generation, young aboriginals determined to build a new relationship with canada. The otihn consists of caot members with an interest in building capacity, lobbying for occupational therapy services, and generating a greater discourse on occupational therapy and indigenous peoples health in canada.
Questions and reflections in response to cbcs 8 fire. Its about time, since many canadians say they have. Intended for both aboriginal and nonaboriginal learners, this course will explore indigenous ways of knowing and how they can benefit all students. The 8th fire video series blog all things curriculum. This segment orients viewers to the topic of improving relationships with aboriginal peoples. A streaming video by canadian broadcasting corporation. Mar 31, 2020 opening episode of the fourpart series 8th fire, hosted by wab kinew, from the ojibways of onigaming first nation in northern ontario, and now a winnipegbased tv journalist. He delivers a program to a mix of non indigenous participants, to educate them on indigenous history and issues. Educators can watch and purchase many episodes and learning guides of cbc docs pov and the nature of things for classroom use on our.
The series premiers on cbc on thursday january 12, 2012 at 9. This brief introduction orients viewers to the topic and introduces the 8th fire. In the opening episode of the fourpart series 8th fire, host wab kinew, from the ojibways of onigaming first nation in northern ontario, and now a winnipegbased tv journalist, invites us to meet the rich kaleidoscope of aboriginal people who are fast joining the countrys urban middle class and bringing their culture with them. A video tour of the city provides a glimpse of some of the ojibways of onigaming first nation in northern ontario. Tonight debuts the first episode of 8th fire, the new, fourpart cbc series exploring relationship building between indigenous and settler society in canada. In the opening episode of the fourpart series 8th fire, host wab kinew, from the ojibways of onigaming first nation in northern ontario, and now a winnipegbased politician, invites us to come meet the neighbours. Introduces a diverse cast of indigenous characters living in the cities.
Comedian howie miller was brought up in a white family. Professional 2 year shamanism medicine work training program. Episode 1 indigenous in the city lconcrete indians is a name they sometimes give themselves. We will start viewing the 1st episode of the 8th fire series, indigenous in the city today. She was a television reporter for cbc tv for a decade and is now an independent filmmaker.
With this statement, wab kinew, host of this four part series invites canadians to consider what occurred during this time period and he features several highly talented young aboriginal people who within moments of. This episode shows that there are creative ways of working things out. We meet kent monkman, an artist who creates what he refers to as subversive art. Opening episode of the fourpart series 8th fire, hosted by wab kinew, from the ojibways of onigaming first nation in northern ontario, and now a winnipegbased tv journalist. Challenging stereotypes has, in the cases of the people highlighted. How have stereotypes impacted you or people you know.
Cbc series 8th fire aims to dispel native stereotypes. Learn the ceremonies to heal your life, and dream your world into being. In the opening episode of the fourpart series 8th fire, host wab kinew, from the ojibways of onigaming first nation in northern ontario, and now a winnipegbased tv journalist, invites us to come meet the neighbours. This segment orients viewers to the indian act and individuals attempting to build new relationships between native and nonnative canadians. Short clips used in the course created a demand from students for more and to see the clips in their original context. Geared towards a much larger, nonindigenous audience, the. Consequently, with the growth of the panindian movement in the 1960s and the 1970s, concepts of the seven fires prophecy merged with other similar prophetical teaching found among indigenous peoples of north america forming a unified environmental, political, and socioeconomic voice towards canada and the united states.
The seventh fires prophecy explained by leanne simpson in her book lighting the eighth fire. Films media group in the opening episode of the fourpart series, host wab kinew, from the ojibways of onigaming first nation in northern ontario, and now a winnipegbased tv journalist, invites us to come meet the. Meet brock brown at the doors next to the teaching garden at 12. Wabs walk through history a 500yearold relationship. This collection is a 4part journey through aboriginal country showing why we need to fix canadas relationship with indigenous peoples. This vibrant kaleidoscopic hour, introduces a diverse cast of indigenous characters living in the cities. Indigenous in the city preparation print handout circle 2, 2sided is best so there is 1 sheetparticipant set up audiovisual technology and test it set up the room in circle of chairs, 1participant pray for humility, guidance and wisdom. Aboriginal peoples in canada, social and economic issues facing. It is an everlasting fire of peace but its existence depends upon our actions and our choices today. New documentary miniseries 8th fire premieres on cbc. Assembly of first nations national chief shawn ainchut atleo called 8th. How do the band members fit some of the stereotypes surrounding urban aboriginal people. Over the 2years, you will study 8 modules which will give you a solid foundation of traditional medicine work, which is. Feb 24, 2012 in class today we watched the documentary 8th fire.
Above all, 8th fire examines the way forward to a second chance to get the relationship right. Cambridge celebrates indigenous peoples day city of. The new cbc series 8th fire, hosted by wab kinew and featuring winnipegs most amongst many other talented indians, challenges the relationships between us and them. For homework this weekend, please answer the questions i distributed in class and bring them in on monday. Instead, there is a tendency to frame rural and remote locations as emblematic of authentic or real indigeneity and, as such, central to the survival of indigenous cultures and societies. The occupational therapy and indigenous health network otihn started in 2009. It is at this time that the light skinned race will be given a choice between two roads.
Jun 20, 2014 john lagimodiere, a metis from saskatoon explains the basics of this troubled relationship. Over the 2 years, you will study 8 modules which will give you a solid foundation of traditional medicine work, which is focused on selfhealing, and can also be used to serve others. Jan 12, 2012 the new cbc series 8th fire, hosted by wab kinew and featuring winnipegs most amongst many other talented indians, challenges the relationships between us and them. He delivers a program to a mix of nonindigenous participants, to educate them on indigenous history and issues. Reflection on 8th fires indigenous in the city jan gladish. Coleen rajotte is a cree filmmaker and screenwriter based in winnipeg, manitoba. Thanks everyone for watching last night and visiting us on facebook. In the opening episode of the fourpart series 8th fire, host wab kinew, from the ojibways of onigaming first nation in northern ontario, and now a winnipegbased tv journalist, invites us to come. Winnipegs most is a band that is achieving some fame. It propels the viewer past prejudice, stereotypes and misunderstandings, and introduces us to a new generation of aboriginal canadians who are reclaiming their culture and their confidence.
Former fbi negotiator chris voss at the australia real estate conference duration. She is a producer for episode 1 indigenous in the city in our series 8th fire. Those are a few of the facts contained in the cbcs new fourpart series 8th fire. Indigenous in the city meet the rich kaleidoscope of aboriginal people who are fast joining the countrys urban middle class and bringing their culture with them. This vibrant, fastpaced episode introduces a diverse cast. Occupational therapy and indigenous health network. In episode 2, the audience meets john lagimodiere, owner of acs, aboriginal consulting services. Its about time, since many canadians say they have never met an aboriginal person. First contact takes six canadians, all with stereotypical opinions about indigenous people, on a unique 28day exploration of indigenous canada. In 2016, the cambridge city council voted unanimously to celebrate indigenous peoples day on the second monday of october. Watch indigenous youth offer stories from life in the city. With an energetic pace and stunning hd landscapes, 8th fire propels you past prejudice, stereotypes and misunderstandings, to encounters with an impressive new generation of. Feb 12, 2012 reflection on 8th fires indigenous in the city its been about 500 years since your people met my people. The title of the series 8th fire comes from the anishinaabe ojibway prophecy of the seven fires, with the eighth fire being an era of spiritual illumination.
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