Indigenous Sovereignty Week gathered people together to build local relationships around the dissemination of ideas of Indigenism and to contribute to building a cross-Canada movement for Indigenous rights, self-determination and justice for Indigenous communities.
The theme of 2011 was: Celebrating Community Victories — Standing up to the Harper Threat.
Highlights of the 2011 schedule included: Opening ceremony with Lee Maracle, Jimmy Dick, and Tannis Neilson; sharing circles on racialized peoples on stolen lands with the R3 Artists Collective, Seven Directions, and Robert Massoud; a panel and working groups on the path forward for missing and murdered women advocacy campaigns with Darlene Ritchie, Native Youth Sexual Healing Network, Wanda Whitebird, Faith Nolan, and Lee Maracle.
Highlighted in the video are as follows:
Part 1 – Intro (4:41, 215.4 MB)
Part 2 – Maurganne Mooney (6:55, 318.3 MB)
Part 3 – Jules Koostachin (18:38, 856.8 MB)
Part 4 – Christa Big Canoe (31:59, 1.4 GB)
Part 5 – Q&A (24:32, 1.1 GB)
And here is a link to video from No More Silence’s presentation during ISW: The Silence is broken, but the violence continues – part 2.
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