The Meditations of Ohiyesa (Dr. Charles A. Eastman) : The Immortal Perfection of Nature Political Science Cree writer Wanda John-Kehewin writes

Cree writer Wanda John-Kehewin writes this beautifully illustrated book that gently explores the complicated feelings a young girl experiences as she learns about tragedy and injustice

and risks inherent to Indigenous biopolitical tactics is inflected by attentiveness to the longstanding role of liberalism in settler colonial social dismemberment of Indigenous peoples

PJ Underwood

and beating “Western history painting at its own game” (The Globe and Mail)

Resurgence and Revitalization:  Collaborative Research Protocols with Contemporary First Nations Communities by Regna Darnell

The Meditations of Ohiyesa (Dr. Charles A. Eastman) : The Immortal Perfection of Nature Political Science Cree writer Wanda John-Kehewin writesDr. Charles A. Eastman, or Ohiyesa (pronounced oh hee yay suh), was a writer, speaker, medical doctor, and member of the Eastern Dakota. Born in 1858 in Minnesota, he survived the US Dakota War and the persecution that followed. His father, Many Lightnings, was presumed killed in the war, but years later Ohiyesa was reunited with him. Many Lightnings had adopted Christianity and the name Jacob Eastman. Encouraged to pursue a Western education, Charles