The Adventures of Jay and Gizmo : Jay and Gizmo Learn About Hoop Dancing Oral History/Traditions After tracing settlers’ sense of

After tracing settlers’ sense of group superiority and entitlement to historical and ongoing colonial processes

and Spirit is the result of this research and it demonstrates how stories have the power to educate and heal the heart

There are 634 distinct First Nations communities of Canada

this reprint contains new material that adds a greater insight about the author and how the 1946 publication came to be written

Johnny Davis

The Adventures of Jay and Gizmo : Jay and Gizmo Learn About Hoop Dancing Oral History/Traditions After tracing settlers’ sense ofKristi White is an author and member of the Oneida Nation of the Thames. The Second Book in The Adventures Of Jay and Gizmo Series follows Jay and Gizmo to a local event where they meet a First Nations Hoop Dancer named River Christie White. Book Two has a special message in the back of the book that talks about River Christie White's Autism Awareness Campaign called Hoops For Hope which advocates for Acceptance, Inclusion and Understanding for those