Stories From Land Back Camp
On Indigenous peoples’ day a large tepee was erected in a busy, urban park close to O:se Kenhionhata:tie (Willow River, presently called the Grand River) with the intention to assert an Indigenous presence just for the day. Over 100 days later, the tepee still remained standing, with the space around it transformed into a camp of queer, Two Spirit, trans, and/or non-binary youth learning and practicing their Indigenous cultural heritages and demanding Land Back.
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Presented as Part Of Program 8 – Mothership I
Ava Kuña, Aty Kuña; mulher indígena, mulher política (Ava Kuña, Aty Kuña; indigenous woman, political woman)
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