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Amazing news! Wind Rabbit was just selected by Pathways Indigenous Arts Festival - Film Festival via FilmFreeway.com!

Ojistoh Productions in partnership w Seeing Red Media & Thru the Red Door are launching a new initiative for up and coming local (to Six Nations and surrounding area) musicians an opportunity to put their talents forward in celebration of Indigenous music on the rise. More info dropping May 23rd

A poster with the faces of the authors and January Rogers and the purple, red, white and blue cover of the book “Settler”, with five turtles silhouetted prominently on the front. The poster contains the information for where and when the book is launched in Toronto - 30 May, 6-8pm, 779 Bathurst St in Toronto.

Announcing the Toronto launch of “Settler: Identity and Colonialism, 2nd edition”!

Where: A Different Booklist Bookstore, 779 Bathurst, Toronto

When: 30 May, 6-8pm

Catch myself and Emma in conversation with iconic poet and artist January Rogers!

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Save the date for the next imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival: June 3-8, 2025 (Toronto) and June 9-15, 2025 (online)! 🍓

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We were so fortunate to have Indigenous Music Industry expert and Festival Producer Alan Greyeyes visit Six Nations to share his knowledge and experience with our burgeoning music community. Many nia:wens Alan!

Love this "word" collage. Godless Sinners seems like a good band name. 🎸

A little ink about my big career in the First American Art Magazine. Grateful for the blessings of this Road I travel.

2023. When I turned 60.