Patty Krawec

Becoming Rooted

“Becoming Rooted draws you deeper into relationship with the land where you live. Few of us live in the place we were born, but these reflections take you past that disconnection and help you notice the world around you in new ways.”

We Survived the End of the World

“The politics of fear drives us into bunkers.’ In this reflection on the prophets and prophecies of Indigenous peoples, Steven Charleston invites us to imagine another way forward, invites us to emerge from these bunkers and face the uncertainties of apocalypse in communities built on relationship to each other and the other-than-human world around us.”

What the Ancestors Say

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“There is a kind of collective amnesia, a forgetting and covering up of the history that brought us to this current moment. These stories of Indian boarding schools and their afterlife, woven with Sierra Biidaaban Nadeau's own family and community history, are a critical read.”