This film documents one of the many events worldwide in support of the Idle No More movement. This event was held in Seattle Washington De. 29, 2012. The film was Directed by Dave Wilson (Brother Ali, Frank Ocean, Atmosphere, Yelawolf, Evidence), Produced by Tulalip tribal member and independent recording artist Brodie Stevens "Redskin" with footage by cameraman Ben Hampton. The film is narrated by author Gyasi Ross and elder Ramona Bennett. The gathering was organized by Lawerence Miguel and James Ole Coyote Sacred Water. Additional music by "Redskin." 

Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence held a press conference Sunday, and invited Canadian MPs to Victoria Island. Although 20 MPs attended Chief Spence's Open House and photo op, Crown representatives -- Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Governor General David Johnston -- still refuse to meet with Chief Spence on a nation-to-nation level. Video by IPSMO. 

A response to all the uneducated, ignorant comments about First Nations and the Idle No More movement. Every Canadian has the responsibility of learning the actual history of Canada.

DemocracyNow.org - A new campaign for indigenous rights and environmental justice is spreading across Canada. The "Idle No More" movement began as a series of protests against a controversial government budget bill, but has since expanded into a nationwide movement for political transformation. Aboriginal and environmental activists are calling on Prime Minister Stephen Harper to honor treaties with aborigines; open dialogue with environmentalists; and reject tar sands pipelines that would infiltrate First Nation territories. We go to Toronto to speak with Pamela Palmater, Chair in Indigenous Governance at Ryerson University and spokeswoman for the "Idle No More" movement.