NLP's new book Digital Ogichida tells the story of Kevin and his journey to becoming an accidental activist and a leader for his own generation – a digital warrior at home in both worlds.
This story focuses on an Anishinaabe story of how Nanabozho brought the love flute to his people. It is one of the dozen or so stories from Ningwakwe Learning Press' collection of stories, “Zaagidiwin Is A Many Splendoured Thing,” that highlights the joys and pain of love and how it influences every aspect of our lives – including lifelong learning.
Ningwakwe Learning Press created this collection of stories to highlight the joys and pain of love and how it influences every aspect of our lives – including lifelong learning.
When nations are rebuilding and becoming strong again, sharing their ancestor’s ways and passing on knowledge to the next generation is a great place to start.
All of Earth’s creatures share the same Mother and Father. Mother Earth and Father Sky are part of who we are. They help shape us, feed into our values, give us identity and provide for us.
Ningwakwe Learning Press published a booklet to highlight the important roles of peacekeeper, warrior, soldier and veteran within First Nation culture.
Ningwakwe Learning Press has a new book that features cultural teachings alongside hands-on arts and crafts instruction. This full colour book includes beautiful images and step-by-step diagrams for the crafts.
Ningwakwe Learning Press publishes literacy books and educational resources for use with First Nation, Métis and Inuit students. We now have around 85 titles in print and available for sale.
With news stories making headlines, like Attawapiskat and the proposed First Nations Education Act, it seems like a very old story with the same problems evident within the education system for Aboriginal people. Everyone from the leaders in Canadian politics, to our chiefs, down to the grassroots workers, knows that education is the key in starting to improve the lives of First Nation people. As a publisher, I wondered, “What can we do? What’s NLP’s role in the bigger picture?”
