Posts by chrissymiskonoodinkwesmith
Scars
She looks down Upon her rising and falling chest Where she once had no scars or blemishes Wincing At the blemishes and scars That lay before her In particular One scar stands out The most It lays Etched between her breasts a pink, raised and wavy looking line It’s a scar that tells One story…
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Silence to Strength Book Launch November 29, 2022 @ Glad Day Bookshop at 7pm!
THESE ARE THE STORIES BOOK LAUNCH!!
Come One, Come All! These are the Stories is a collection of autobiographical essays about my life and experiences as a survivor of the Sixties Scoop. It reflects on the lasting harm and trauma caused by the seizure of First Nations children from their homes and communities. Here are some things you can do to…
Read MoreA Member of The Indigenous Editors Association
One way of Coping Through These Difficult Times
By: Christine Miskonoodinkwe Smith I still remember the day our world as we knew it turned upside down. We went from going wherever we wanted, socializing with friends, attending events, and going back and forth to work. Then BOOM…. the news hit-COVID 19 had hit throughout the world, and our actions were all scaled back.…
Read MoreVirtual Toronto Lit Up: Bones
It is now official! Glad Day Bookshop, Toronto Lit Up, and Brick Books have all come together to host a virtual launch of my first published book! It… Virtual Toronto Lit Up: Bones
Read MoreAn Interview with Ontario Regional Chief RoseAnne Archibald
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Read MoreReconciliation? What is it?
I often wonder what reconciliation means. Does it mean that non Indigenous people will finally understand what we as Indigenous people have gone through? Will they understand how first impact affected us? Will they care that it was first contact that changed our way of life. Changed our traditions and how it affected the way…
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