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Fire & Water – Our Responsibilities
Indigenous knowledge and our traditional way of life instruct us to be kind to each another and to have healthy, loving relationships. The wisdom and teachings must first be learned on a personal level...
View ArticleZaagidiwin Is A Many Splendoured Thing – Love Anthology
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. We asked the writers to...
View ArticleHow Nanabozho Brought the Love Flute to the Anishinaabek Part 1
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...
View ArticleHow Nanabozho Brought the Love Flute to the Anishinaabek Part 2
This is PART 2, the continuation, of 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...
View ArticleGichi Miigwech, Gushi – Thank You Mom Part 1
Here is another story (part 1 of 2) taken from Ningwakwe Learning Press’ collection of stories, “Zaagidiwin Is A Many Splendoured Thing,” that highlights the joys and pain of love and how it...
View ArticleGichi Miigwech, Gushi – Thank You Mom Part 2
Anishnawbe for “Thank you, Mom” Here is another story (part 2 of 2) taken from Ningwakwe Learning Press’ collection of stories, “Zaagidiwin Is A Many Splendoured Thing,” that highlights the joys and...
View ArticleA Digital Warrior at Home in Two Worlds
Digital Ogichida is a timely, fictional, coming-of-age story. Kevin Davis is twenty-something, smart and strong – and he wants to blend into contemporary Canadian society and enjoy everything it has to...
View ArticleInspiring Literacy Stories: Shoosh
Journeys of the Spirit IV is a collection of interviews and essays about Aboriginal-literacy role models, who have overcome incredible hardships in their lives to persevere and succeed in their...
View ArticleTop 5 Indigenous Resources for Teachers – Back to School
September is a busy time for students, teachers and literacy instructors. Everybody has hopefully settled into a regular routine by the second week of September. Over the past year, there has been an...
View ArticleCelebrating Our Publishing Volunteers
Ningwakwe Learning Press, and the literacy field in general, are founded on grassroots, community involvement. And this means that many volunteers giving generously of their time, effort, skills and...
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