Ouellette, Robert-Falcon

Researcher looks at how rodeos bring people together across racial and gender divides. Duration: 32:40.

Podcast of an interview with a playwright whose work focuses on the cycle of incarceration of women and the effect this has on their children. Duration: 29:44.

Interview with an author about her book White Man Water and research on the Northern Cheyenne First Nation. Duration: 29:32.

Conversation with a Master's student on the history of Inuit art, the concepts of folk art, and the effect art has on the economies of Northern communities. Duration: 36:14.

Discusses book which explores the enslavement of American Indians by French colonists and their Native allies in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Duration: 35:09.

Interview with the author of children's book related to Residential schools and how and when this history should be introduced to children. Duration: 34:34.

Interview with Tony Belcourt regarding negotiations of the Constitution Act of 1982. Duration: 31:12.

Interview with a graphic novelist on his work based on a true story. Duration: 34:43.

Interview with the developer of an application for mobile devices that features Ojibway common words and phrases. Duration: 28:50.

Podcast of interview with author explores issues such as Aboriginal culture, residential schools and intergenerational trauma. Duration: 34:54.

Comments on collection of works that teach about the Anishnaabe world through the story and perspective of twenty-one writers. Duration: 26:52.

Researcher discusses her work with contemporary Indigenous fashion and the fashion world. Duration: 35:33.

Shares the teachings of fourteen elders, that explore the four life stages of women, in the book Life Stages and Native Women. Duration: 35:47.

Podcast of interview with the first Métis student to earn a Ph.D at the university. He discusses his research in chemistry and its applications in Aboriginal communities for the improvement of water quality. Duration: 34:35.

Researcher discusses his current projects including, aging and connecting with Elders and how communities maintain cultural continuity. Duration: 36:45.

Interview with the editor of anthology, Centering Anishinaabeg Studies: Understanding the World Through Stories, featuring traditional or sacred narratives as well as histories and news. Duration: 26:52.

Interview with two Indigenous researchers on early child development and families. Duration: 29:47.

Interview with an author who argues that American Indians continue to be "the most colonized folk on the planet". Duration: 28:39

Manager of the Centre discusses the issue of lack of both running and sanitary water in northern Manitoba communities. Duration: 34:29.

Interview with professor at the University of Manitoba regarding his thoughts on Native Studies, the Métis and other projects he is working on. Duration: 28:14.

Interview with the author of fictional work based on a real environmental catastrophe, the destruction of the Missouri River. Duration: 29:06.

Reading of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on December 10, 1948. Duration: 12:27.

Researcher discusses how civic spaces can take on meaning and project certain messages. Duration: 28:51.

Interview with Dr. Ruru discussing her research in Canada and New Zealand. Duration: 28:34.

Conversation with the artist who is drawing attention to the gendered and racialized nature of violent crimes against Aboriginal women with her outdoor art project. Duration: 31:21.