Miyupimaatisiiun in Eeyou Istchee
Documentary that follows a group of youth on their journey to healing and learning about Cree ways of living a good life. This video was the research-creation component of my doctoral research project. Shot in on location in Eeyou Istchee, James Bay, northern Quebec. Produced in collaboration with: Chisasibi Miyupimaatisiiun Committee, the Nishiyuu Department (Cree Board of Health and Social Services James Bay), and Zerosum Productions.
La guérison au féminin: récits des femmes de Chisasibi
A multimedia installation consisting of a series of 5 posters with embedded video screens of Cree women lifestory interviews focused on wellness and governance. Presented at the 12th Edition Nomad University, Aboriginal Peoples and Knowledge Network DIALOG: Aboriginal Women: from systemic discrimination to social innovation, Institut National de la recherche scientifique, Montreal, 22-26 August, 2016.
Plan Nord and Indigenous peoples: Globalization and development in Northern Quebec
Students enrolled in Indigenous Peoples and Globalization course, First Peoples Studies Program, School of Community and Public Affairs at Concordia University have collectively createed a comprehensive website outlining the Quebec economic and infrastructure agenda, Plan Nord. The articles explore aspects including but not limited to: land rights, economic benefits, ecological reports, sovereignty, education and housing ramifications, as well as the research of different impact assessments on the environment and local populations.