Indigenous
The stories and voices of Indigenous peoples illuminate profound connections to land, culture, and community across North America and beyond. Through personal journeys, cultural insights, and intergenerational wisdom, these books offer intimate perspectives on Indigenous life, resilience, and traditions both historical and contemporary.
Indigenous Book Summaries
Life in the City of Dirty Water
He learned violence in Winnipeg's gangs. A sweat lodge showed him what was worth protecting.
Immersive
Life in the City of Dirty Water
He learned violence in Winnipeg's gangs. A sweat lodge showed him what was worth protecting.
The Making and Breaking of the American Constitution
The U.S. Constitution was built to seize a continent. What happens when the land runs out?
Immersive
The Making and Breaking of the American Constitution
The U.S. Constitution was built to seize a continent. What happens when the land runs out?
Moon of the Crusted Snow
The power fails in a remote Anishinaabe community. A stranger arrives. The cities have fallen.
Moon of the Crusted Snow
The power fails in a remote Anishinaabe community. A stranger arrives. The cities have fallen.
As We Have Always Done
Indigenous freedom is not given by states; it is lived through land, body, and refusal.
As We Have Always Done
Indigenous freedom is not given by states; it is lived through land, body, and refusal.
The Only Good Indians
A decade after an illegal elk hunt, four Blackfeet men discover something is stalking them back.
The Only Good Indians
A decade after an illegal elk hunt, four Blackfeet men discover something is stalking them back.
