Aussi longtemps que les rivières couleront / As Long as the Rivers Flow (FR) CookBook resulted in unnecessarily high death

resulted in unnecessarily high death rates at residential schools

Child welfare for Indigenous peoples must be informed and guided by Indigenous practices and understandings

Navajo Nation

explains the methods of cultural knowledge transmission through the words and life story of Judy Cole

Aussi longtemps que les rivières couleront / As Long as the Rivers Flow (FR) CookBook resulted in unnecessarily high deathAussi Longtemps que les rivires couleront is the French language edition of As Long As the Rivers Flow: A Novel, a novel written by James Bartleman, the former lieutenant governor of Ontario. He wrote the story to honour the memory of Aboriginal youth who have taken their lives as a result of the Indian residential school experiences of their parents and of the parents of their parents before them. The novel follows one girl, Martha, from the Cat Lake