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Reflecting on Indigenous Storytelling in the Digital Space

IndigiNews is an Indigenous-led online news platform that focuses on reporting news and stories from Indigenous communities. Its “News” section covers a wide range of topics, including cultural events, environmental protection, legal issues, and social justice. I read one of the articles written by Crystal Greene titled ‘Bring her home’: How Buffalo Woman was identified as Ashlee Shingoose . This article details the journey of identifying an initially unnamed victim, referred to as Buffalo Woman, as Ashlee Shingoose, an Anishininew mother who had been missing since 2022.   The narrative of this article centers on survivor dignity, family voice, and collective mourning. As Hausknecht et al. (2021) emphasize, “storytelling… is a deeply valued aspect of teaching and learning history, language, place, culture, and Indigenous Knowledge” (285). Furthermore, Sarah Mines’ discussion on Storytelling as a Method of Indigenization emphasizes the role of storytelling in decolonization efforts...

Mini-assignment: Reflecting on Indigenous Storytelling in the Digital Space - Sterre Koelewijn

Mini-assignment: Reflecting on Indigenous Storytelling in the Digital Space_LIU Jinxingqi

Mini-assignment: Reflecting on Indigenous Storytelling in the Digital Space

Trent Agecoutay and Thicker Than Blood Music (Module 8 Mini-Assignment)

Reflection on Ephemeral Narratives

Module 7 Exploring Technobiophilia

Class Responses to Technobiophilia

Module 7- Technobiophilia

Mini-Assignment on Module 7: Technobiophilia - Thomas Kassian

Mini-Assignment on Module 7: Technobiophilia - Julianna

Exploring Technobiophilia through Word Clouds

Reflections on Ephemeral Narratives & Joy as a Form of Resistance

Mini-Assignment on Module 7: Technobiophilia - Jon