The Walrus Talks Aboriginal City (Edmonton 2015)
Who Do You Think We Are?
“We are not migratory. Our urban population is a permanent community and it’s growing fast”
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Indigenizing Cities: Seven Essential Features
“Can we build a city of extended families so that we are able to look after each other?”
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Edgewalkers
“Change the patterns that guide behaviours and you will have changed not only minds but hearts”
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A First Nation Education Perspective
“Let’s not lose another generation”
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Stories Left Untold
“You will never know a person until you know their story”
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Incorporating Indigenous Values into Our Built Environments
“We can only be connected when we understand that the soft power of love is much greater than the hard power of force”
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Is It a Divorce or Marriage?
Two versions of a treaty narrative
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The New Wild West
”We’ve been telling you for a long time that we’re here and you hold the power”
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Reconciliation: Not the Usual Suspects
“Our gang-affiliated young Aboriginal men are metaphorically bleeding colonial legislation”
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