Blog #11: Indigenous Engagement: Part 3: Engagement Preparation
Elder Robert Gray and wife Madeline Gray at the elders’ lunch, in the Lawrence Wesley Education Centre, Cat Lake First Nation, Ontario, Canada, December 11, 2013.
Blog #10: Indigenous Engagement: Part 2: Who, Where and How
The remote, fly-in First Nations community of Webequie, in the homeland of Webequie First Nation, Ontario, Canada. Photo composed Sept. 11, 2006.
Blog #9 Indigenous Engagement Part 1: What, Why and When
An example of collaboration: Lori Churchill (left: Ontario Geological Survey) with Martha Papah (centre) and Lily Slipperjack (right), both members of Eabametoong First Nation, in the community, developing display material for an information meeting, April 1, 2004.
Blog #8: Why Engage With First Nations?: Spiritual Sites
Log church located in Summewr Beaver, in the homeland of Nibinamik First Nation, Ontario, Canada, July 26, 2002. Photo by Andy Fyon.
Blog #6: Why Engage With First Nations?: Practical Reasons
Children at the Fort Hope arena, in the homeland of Eabametoong First Nation, Ontario, Canada.
Walking Together Blog #5: The Paperback Format Is Now Available
Walking Together Book Distribution Milestone
Walking Together Blog #4: Book Distribution Milestone
Walking Together Book Distribution Milestone
Walking Together Blog #3: Book Metadata: a Dash of Frustration and Resolution
Walking Together: Engagement Lessons from My First Nations Learning Journey: Book Metadata Challenges
Walking Together Blog #2: Not Published Yet.
My journey to become a self-published author of Walking Together: Engagement Lessons from My First Nations Learning Journey. Book by Andy Fyon.
