Archives
- Good Things
- “How to grow wildflowers”
- For a Dene girl who stole my heart (and maybe my soul* with her camera)
- Indigenous women on the Prairies deserve reproductive freedom (CBC Indigenous)
- Twelve Thousand Moons
- The Wigwam Conspiracy (CBC Canada 2017)
- In Defense of the Wastelands (GUTS Magazine)
- Bones
- Red Rising Magazine: Land, Language and Decolonial Love
- For northern girls
- My ancestors survived colonization and all I got was this lousy eye twitch
- miwasin
- My Optimism Wears Moccasins and is Loud: On Paris, Heavy Metal, and Chasing Freedom
- The Queen’s English
- I’m concerned for your academic career if you talk about this publicly
- And to think that I saw it on 20th Street
- Feeding the Heart of the City: A Love Letter at the Closing of Our Grocery Store
- “Indigenizing the Academy” without Indigenous people: who can teach our stories?
- An Open Letter to Mastodon regarding your Thanksgiving t-shirts [[Updated With Band Response]]
- That deadly academic silence: outspoken Indigenous students & unsettling the Canadian university
- No, Andrea Smith is not the “Native American Rachel Dolezal”
- “Skirting the Issue”: a response & call to action
- For Cindy, For Ourselves: Healing in the context of colonial gender violence
- Reflections on “Redmen” and Indigenous Women’s Organizing
- You Are Love(d)
- Care of: the void
- Good Enough
- Uses of Anger: Reflections from the Indigenous Frontlines of the People’s Climate March
- Our Revolution: First Nations women in solidarity with Palestine
- Change(d) The Name: Challenging “Savage” Stereotypes and Native Sports Mascots
- More than a “Night of Harmless Fun”: Hawaiian-Themed Parties and Cultural Appropriation as Genocide
- Good Philosophers Don’t Have Anxiety Attacks: on mental health, race, and belonging in the classroom
Elsewhere
RedX Talks: Erica Violet Lee – Our Bodies and Lands Are Not Your Property
“Reconciling in the Apocalypse“, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, The Monitor, March/April 2016.
“Indian Summer“, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, The Monitor, Sept/Oct 2016.
