The Musician Healer : Transforming Art into Medicine Mohawk Language Storying Violence uses colonial and

Storying Violence uses colonial and socio-political narratives that underlie white rural settler life to discuss the fatal shooting of Cree youth Colten Boushie by Saskatchewan farmer Gerald Stanley in August of 2016

Cree and Cree syllabics

the publisher lists the names of each child who participated in this engaging project

I Wish You Were here is a series of letters between best friends

The Musician Healer : Transforming Art into Medicine Mohawk Language Storying Violence uses colonial andBy author Islene Runningdeer with a foreword by Tanya Maggi. Islene Runningdeer is a musician, therapist, educator, and writer who lives and works on the Acadian coast of Maine. She draws upon her French and Mikmaq Abenaki First Nation roots to make music a joy. For more than forty years she has used music as medicine, to teach students about their own capacity for creative freedom and health, to aid and comfort patients and families during the dying