The Seven Nations of Canada : 1660-1860 Solidarity, Vision, and Independence in the St. Lawrence Valley Social Justice The 260-page book is divided

The 260-page book is divided into two parts: “Part I: Ensouled Learning Communities: Finding Meaning and Purpose in Schools and Schooling” and “Part II: How to Build Flourishing Communities”

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The opening chapter contains 7 essays from Inuit

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The Seven Nations of Canada : 1660-1860 Solidarity, Vision, and Independence in the St. Lawrence Valley Social Justice The 260-page book is dividedBy scholar Jean Pierre Sawaya and translated by Katherine Hastings. With an introduction by Patricia Culliford, an Anishinabe member of the Seven Nations Confederacy. She is a historical researcher whose focus is on the uses of wampum belts in Indigenous settler relations. She has reached out to Baraka Books to request this translation in order to fulfill a promise made to Chief Mike Thomas. Fred Wiseman PhD teaches Wabanaki decorative arts,