Bøger af Jason Eaglespeaker

Celebrate ancient and modern-day spiritual journeys for justice and wisdom.By spotlighting the narrative, artistic, and philosophic work of new Canadians and refugees attending a high school English Language Learners (ELL) program in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, this pedagogically-innovative children's book provides young readers with an innovative approach to philosophizing in the classroom. Plato's Myth of Er is made accessible for students through a rich, collaborative retelling of the original story, by students for students, which includes a diverse array of student artwork as well as the original Greek text with Stephanus numbers. The intent of this book is to inspire student-readers to take up philosophizing by considering the powerful connections that can be made between their own experiences and their own spiritual yearnings, and those detailed by Plato in his Republic some 2500 years ago.

The inter-generational impacts of residential schools, as seen through the author's own dysfunction.Book One (of Two)"A trip inside my mind, my own dysfunction. I reveal what I've done, what I've seen, what I've endured - what many call the inter-generational impacts of the residential school era. This is for my descendants." - Jason EaglespeakerFull color, this is not an easy read, nor should it be. These 18 haunting chapters await: Suicide?Last of A Dying BreedBorn To HustleThe Drug LifeHuffFight for LifeDUI - Drumming Under The InfluenceThe Nothing ChildI Am A FriendThree Times WastedHer Name Is Jason?Hard ReductionOverdoseRed SurvivorsAbove The Falling RainThe History of FrybreadMary Had A PimpWhy?

A powerful screenplay about a boy who runs away from the Residential school he grew up in.Later, he is rescued by his estranged grandfather, and is taken to the mountains, where he has his first taste of Freedom and Paradise.

The human side of the opioid crisis A powerful collection of stories from Southern Alberta. Mothers, Brothers, Daughters, Cousins and more tell the heartbreaking tales of drug use. See beyond the statistics, the needle debris, and the politics, and into the hearts of people.

For decades, "scooping up" (taking) Indigenous children from their families for placement in foster homes or adoption, was commonplace. this is the story of one of those 20,000 children.

Boozhoo (Greetings) - storytelling has been an ancient tradition of North America's original people since time immemorial. The truth of the Indigenous experience, and the impacts of colonization, is a story that has been silenced for far too long. Mukwa and The Suitcase takes you on a storytelling journey, through the eyes of an Indigenous child facing the impacts of disconnection from his identity and culture. When hope is at its lowest, Mukwa finds the beginning of a new journey ... a journey of re-connection to his identity and his community.

When NAPI gives his robe away to a rock -- then takes it back -- he learns a valuable lesson about sharing.This Level 3 book is perfect for the "Eager Reader". High interest stories for the developing reader. New vocabulary and longer sentences.

The story of one Indigenous youth who dreams and aspires to find his future by attending high school in the city.While the choice to move was difficult for his family there is more opportunity in the city. The youth soon realizes that the transition is hard and confusing, for the Indigenous student is alone. Soon, he will become lost in a system which was not created to support his people.

A first word-and-picture book that helps kids (and their adults) learn Blackfoot. Over 40 words - and a pronunciation guide - included!

This is 11 year old Aslan's story.An activist is someone who tries to make changes or raise awareness about political or social issues. As Native Americans we fight for our rights as the first people of this land. Aslan has been protecting rights since he was just a youngster.Be sure to check out Aslan's bestselling "Young Water Protector" as well - https: //www.amazon.com/dp/1723305685

NAPI is a trickster, a trouble maker, a foolish beingHe teaches us what not to do.The lessons of NAPI have been used to educate Blackfoot children and families for countless generations. With five big books in one, the NAPI anthology is a perfect introduction: NAPI & The RockNAPI & The BullberriesNAPI & The WolvesNAPI & The BuffaloNAPI & The Elk Level 2 is for Rookie Readers - full of simple sentences, sight words, words to sound out, Indigenous humor, and moral dilemmas

The human side of the Opioid Crisis is revealed in this collection of stories from Southern Alberta.Mothers, Brothers, Daughters, Cousins and more tell the heartbreaking tales of drug use. You will see beyond the statistics, the needle debris and the politics and into the hearts of people.

A surprise in the night gives Tony and his horse a surprising fright.

This random collection of our Indigenous line art covers the gamut, from alternate comics to unused characters to Coastal masks to crazy promos to new stuff - its all in there.

Domestic abuse, from a male perspective.A perfect circle has made its rounds. All was going well for Harold. He was physically fit and had a beautiful girlfriend of his dreams. Yes he was feeling on top of the world alright. Little did he know he has entered a world of torment. A true story of domestic abuse, from an Indigenous male perspective.

Summertime ... school is out, families are camping, everyone is happily smiling and swimming ... well, not everyone ... one young girl's summer is a sad reality that far too many youth face ... this is her story

The solo quest is an empowering experience offered at rediscovery camps throughout the world. It completely changed Erika's life!

An epic short story collection"Storytelling is an art form I learned from my Mother and my Grandmother, both who were very well renowned storytellers amongst California Indians. There are 3 sub-sections to the book - short stories, poetry, and critical essays. Each of thesections, while in different narrative formats, are all part of the same story - told 3 different ways. It is my introspection - my attempt at an explanation to the shifting dynamics of Neo-colonialism. It is my story of living Indian, trapped bythe cascading harshness of Western Modernity" - Dr T. Weighill

"Spite No.1" was the "What?", "Spite No.2" begins his journey as he finds out "why" he was betrayed and why it was needed. Follow the vengeful protagonist as he starts his violent journey, To the lowest depths, of humanity, by any means necessary. A world of spite.

How are Indigenous people adapting their culture and spiritual heritage, and bringing them into the modern world? The answers may just surprise you.

A young girl leaves home and finds herself lost, alone and scared.Bad things happen to her. But she meets someone who holds the spirit of her ancestors and her life changes.

The inter-generational impacts of residential schools, as seen through the author's own dysfunction.Epic Edition"A trip inside my mind, my own dysfunction. I reveal what I've done, what I've seen, what I've endured - what many call the inter-generational impacts of the residential school era. This is for my descendants." - Jason EaglespeakerFull color, this is not an easy read, nor should it be. Over 30 chapters of raw emotion await.**The Epic Edition combines UNeducation, Vol 2 Book One & Book Two into one massive book**Be sure to check out the bestselling prequel - "UNeducation, Vol 1: A Residential School Graphic Novel"

Based on the best selling "UNeducation: A Residential School Graphic Novel" Indigenous graphic novel series, this brand new coloring book is unlike any you've ever seen. Find the full graphic novel version here: https: //www.amazon.com/dp/150023656X

When the Elk blindly follow NAPI everywhere -- they learn a valuable lesson about trust.This Level 2 book is perfect for the "Rookie Reader". Full of simple sentences, sight words and words to sound out.

This book is based on today's love, hate, passion, and broken hearts.So deep it will make you think that there is someone that can exist in your life who can make you happy. It will take you through your hard time and help you overcome it. It will make you stronger than before and help you heal your sorrow in the end.

When NAPI finds a huge bush of his favorite berries -- he learns a valuable lesson about paying attention.This Level 2 book is perfect for the "Rookie Reader". Full of simple sentences, sight words and words to sound out.

Like a crime action movie in comic book form.The protagonist is a mystery, involved with the lowest people for the highest price. An assassination and betrayal, that leads into a story of intrigue and revenge. A world of Spite.

Revamped for 2024!A Haudenosaunee woman's journey to utilize all her knowledge and wellness tools that empowers her to rise above trauma. Eahwahewi is spiritually guided to embrace her self worth and become a Woman of Worth ... for herself, her daughters and her people.

A Collection of Powerful Works from the Students of Forest Lawn High SchoolThroughout the semester our students worked hard to expand their vocabularies and develop their understanding of how to build suspense in storytelling. They explored the themes of Courage and Choices. The authors concluded that courage is important if we want to overcome problems. We dedicate this book to all those who are faced with tough choices and hope they have the courage to keep going. - Christine Dodson

Pendant des décennies la raffle (l'enlèvement) d'enfants indigènes de leurs familles pour les placer dans des foyers d'accueil ou d'adoption était très courant. Voici l'histoire d'une de ses vingt mille enfants.