"Quebec Was Born in My Country" : A Diary of Encounters between Indigenous and Québécois Peoples (Graphic Novel) Cree Language Including historic photographs and illustrative

Including historic photographs and illustrative maps

Susan Currie is Haudenosaunee

Vanessa Lillie is an enrolled citizen of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma

both Indigenous and non-Indigenous through its relatable characters struggling with common teen problems - mental-health

and learners are not expected to know all in this course

"Quebec Was Born in My Country" : A Diary of Encounters between Indigenous and Québécois Peoples (Graphic Novel) Cree Language Including historic photographs and illustrativeTranslated by Emanuelle Dufour lives in Baie Saint Paul, Qubec. She holds a master's degree in Anthropology (Universit de Montral) and a PhD in Art Education (Concordia University). Her doctoral in research (co)creation earned her the Governor General's Gold Medal and the COHDS Distinction Award in Oral History. She is a postdoctoral fellow (Universit Laval), graphic facilitator and lecturer, and has worked with Indigenous Peoples for more than 12