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Indigenous Language Resources

Take a look at all of our Bryce@100 resources that are available in Indigenous languages.

Intergenerational Trauma and Blood Memory in Plains Cree

Perspectives

Etuaptmumk as Reciprocity in Mi’kmaw

Education Resources

Perspectives

Etuaptmumk as Reconciliation in Mi’kmaw

Education Resources

Perspectives

Guiding Principles for Learning Inspired by Etuaptmumk in Mi’kmaw

Education Resources

“No beginning and no end”: Sandra’s Narrative in Plains Cree

Education Resources

Stories

“The beautiful intersectionalities”: Shy-Anne’s Narrative in Northern Ojibway

Education Resources

Stories

How to Read a Quarterly Return in Inuktitut

Education Resources

“A National Crime” Article in Swampy Cree

Historical Articles

“A National Crime” Article in Swampy Cree Syllabics

Historical Articles

The Story of a National Crime in Plains Cree

Education Resources

Historical Articles

The Story of a National Crime in Inuktitut

Education Resources

Historical Articles

Public Health in the Archives: Peter Bryce and the Power of Primary Documents in Plains Cree

Historical Articles

Public Health in the Archives: Peter Bryce and the Power of Primary Documents in Chipewyan (Dene)

Historical Articles

Preventoriums at Residential Schools in Inuktitut

Historical Articles

“The poverty was intended”: Health, Residential Schools, and Education in Ojibway

Stories

“We became invisible minorities”: Childhood Development and the Government as Parent in Plains Cree

Stories

“There was nowhere to run to”: Social Support, Cultural Continuity, and Health in Inuktitut

Stories