Blackfoot Women: Keepers of the Ways and Pillars of the Nation with Rebecca Many Grey Horses

Rebecca Many Grey Horses discusses the traditional roles of Niitsitapi women, notable and exceptional women in Blackfoot history and contemporary women who are leading in their communities and in the world.

Online Presentation, Indigenous HistoryGraham RuttanJune 21, 2020Galt Museum & ArchivesBlackfoot, Women, Leaders, Pillars, Galt Museum & Archives, Indigenous Peoples WeekComment

The Buffalo Journal: Episode 2

Discover the Bullhorn buffalo jump and an interview with nearby resident John Tallow; the Head-Smashed-In Interpretive Centre west of Fort Macleod, Alberta; a profile of Alvin Manitopiyes, a Cree Indian living and working in Calgary; and a review of the film “War Party.”

Indigenous HistoryGraham RuttanJune 16, 2020Galt Museum & ArchivesBuffalo Journal, Indigenous Peoples Week, Indigenous History, Southern Alberta, Bullhorn, Buffalo Jump, John Tallow, Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, Alvin Manitopiyes, Blackfoot, Cree, War Party, Indian News Media, Lethbridge TelevisionComment

The Buffalo Journal: Episode 1

Learn about the Kainai Pow-wow and Rodeo at Standoff, Alberta; the Indian Summer World Film Festival at Pincher Creek, Alberta; and watch the film “Where the Spirit Lives” about the residential school experience, which premiered at the Indian Summer World Film Festival.

Indigenous HistoryGraham RuttanJune 16, 2020Galt Museum & ArchivesIndigenous Peoples Week, Buffalo Journal, Video, lethbridge Television, Indian News Media, Kainai, Pow-wow, Rodeo, Standoff, Indian Summer World Fil Festival, Where the Spirit Lives, Residential SchoolComment

Kítao’ahsinnooni (Blackfoot Territory)

Rebecca Many Grey Horses presents an overview of Indigenous history in southern Alberta.

Online Presentation, Indigenous HistoryRebecca Many Grey HorsesJune 15, 2020Galt Museum & ArchivesIndigenous Peoples Week, History, Territory, Blackfoot, Video, Map, Tradition, Reconciliation, Letbridge Comments