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Re-Indigenizing Snacks: 3-Ingredient Sunflower Cookies
Today I’ll be making (and tasting!) a recipe from indigikitchen.com . Indigikitchen hosts recipes curated by Mariah Gladstone. She is a member of the Blackfeet and Cherokee tribes where she learned about indigenous food systems, diets and cooking through her grandparents and parents. Indigikitchen is a website and show “dedicated to re-indigenizing our diets.” Re-indigenizing diets isn't just about health; it's about sovereignty and reconnecting with the land—defining one’s o
indigenoustutoring
Mar 17
Indigenous Place Names: təmtəmíxʷtən
In honour of BC’s beautiful forests and shorelines, I’m sharing an addition to our blog posts on Indigenous place names! təmtəmíxʷtən — also known as Belcarra Regional Park — is a traditional village site of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation. It’s located along the shoreline where Rocky Point Inlet joins with səlilwət/Burrard Inlet, across the water from Whey-ah-Wichen/Cates Park and Deep Cove. Whey-ah-Wichen is also a traditional village site, which I hope to highlight in a future p
indigenoustutoring
Mar 3
Healer of the Water Monster
For Part Two of our Indigenous Children’s Book Series, I am excited to highlight Healer of the Water Monster by Brian Young. Brian Young is an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation and received his Master’s from Columbia University. Since graduating, he has worked as an author, filmmaker, and personal trainer. Published as Young’s debut novel in 2022, Healer of the Water Monster follows a young Navajo boy named Nathan on an unexpected journey to save a Water Monster. As s
indigenoustutoring
Feb 9
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