Ishkode: A Story of Fire invites readers into a beautiful stand of ancient red pines where Aanikoobijigan, a grandmother red pine who has witnessed centuries of connection between people, fire, and the land, guides a young woman, Animikiimiikanikwe, toward healing and renewal.
A Guide to Understanding Ojibwe Treaty Rights contains pertinent treaties, discusses the nature of treaty rights, provides historical background on the treaty rights, and details tribal resource management and GLIFWC activities.
In this nonfiction book, interrogate the impact of boarding schools and how they have influenced generations of Indigenous families.
Explore the beauty and resources of thirteen ancestral Indigenous lands and how we all interact with them.
A special presentation from GLIFWC.
Follow Perry Firekeeper-Birch as she fights to unravel a mystery in her hometown and save her ancestors and the missing Indigenous women before it’s too late.
Learn about all the different and shared traditions that celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
Follow a young Ojibwe girl named Omakayas throughout an eventful year on Mooningwanekaaning, now known as Madeline Island.