
Simon Ash-Moccasin is a proud Nehiyawak (Cree person) from Saulteaux First Nation and an actor, playwright, storyteller, activist, and father.

Simon Ash-Moccasin is a proud Nehiyawak (Cree person) from Saulteaux First Nation and an actor, playwright, storyteller, activist, and father.
Chanelle Lajoie is one of six Indigenous artists selected from across Canada to participate in an intensive four-month residency...
Howard Adler is the co-founder/director/programmer for the Asinabka Festival, an annual Indigenous film and media arts festival in Ottawa....
David Garneau’s (Métis) practice includes painting, curation, and critical writing. His artistic, curatorial, and critical work often concerns Indigenous...
Tianna Delorme (She/Her) is nêhiyaw from Cowessess First Nation. Tianna is in her 4th year at University of Regina...
We acknowledge that we are gathered on the homeland of the Métis Nation and on the ancestral lands of Treaty One, traditional territory of the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene Peoples.
We gratefully acknowledge financial support for this and other projects from the Canada Council for the Arts, Manitoba Arts Council, and Cultural Human Resources Council.



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