Jason Eaglespeaker

Coping and struggling should be the last thing on a young child's mind, the results could be disastrous.

The inter-generational impacts of residential schools, as seen through the author's own dysfunction. Book Two (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 15 haunting chapters await: The TransitionMore Than Just Beads & FeathersMagic MushroomThe DarknessDeadbeat DancerTempestDaddy's ColdThe RebirthDon't WorryI Am A CousinZombie TribeMary Shot SantaNAPI & A Big Breasted LadyCulture VultureRecluse

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?

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.

Facing rejection and tragedy, a group of teens bond with each other for support and find hope.

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

Pendant des d cennies la raffle (l'enl vement) d'enfants indig nes de leurs familles pour les placer dans des foyers d'accueil ou d'adoption tait tr s courant. Voici l'histoire d'une de ses vingt mille enfants.

For decades, the practice of "scooping up" Indigenous children-removing them from their families and communities for foster care or adoption-devastated entire generations. Sixties Scoop is the powerful, firsthand account of one child's journey through this heartbreaking and traumatic system. This poignant narrative offers a deeply personal perspective on the impact of Canada's Sixties Scoop, shedding light on the emotional toll and cultural disconnection suffered by Indigenous children. It is a story of survival, resilience, and the quest to reconnect with heritage, identity, and family. Available in both English and French, this book is a vital resource for anyone seeking to understand the lasting effects of this dark chapter in history, while honoring the strength of those who lived through it. Sixties Scoop is not just a personal memoir-it's a call for healing, reconciliation, and the recognition of the ongoing legacy of the Sixties Scoop.

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.

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

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.

At the not-so-tender age of 8, Aslan arrived in North Dakota to help stop a pipeline. A few months later he returned - and saw the whole world watching. Read about his inspiring experiences in the Oceti Sakowin Camp at Standing Rock. Learn about what exactly happened there, and why. Be inspired by Aslan's story of the daily life of Standing Rock's young water protectors. Mni Wiconi ... Water is Life. The powerful sequel "Young Native Activist" is available here: https: //www.amazon.com/dp/1074524748

A heartfelt call to reclaim the power of dreams, offering a powerful message of hope, resilience, and empowerment. Written by the people of Piikani, for the people of Piikani, this inspiring book reignites the spirit of possibility, reminding readers that their dreams are not only valid but essential to their future. This book is a tribute to the strength and courage of the Piikani people-past, present, and future. It serves as a guide for those who may feel lost or uncertain, urging them to dream big and embrace their potential. Through poignant words and powerful imagery, If I Could Dream for Piikani Today plants the seeds of hope, encouraging individuals to take ownership of their lives and rise above any challenge. The message is clear: dreams have the power to shape destinies, and with determination, anything is possible. This book is a celebration of Piikani culture, community, and the unbreakable spirit of those who dare to dream. Whether you're seeking inspiration, motivation, or a deeper connection to Piikani traditions, If I Could Dream for Piikani Today is a must-read for all ages. It reminds us all that we have the ability to shape our future, and through courage and community, we can achieve greatness.

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.

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 3 is for Eager Readers - high interest stories, with new vocabulary, dialogue, longer sentences, Indigenous humor and moral dilemmas

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 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.

Based on a true story, a young Native American Indian boy struggles with racism and bullying regarding his identity. He finds support and guidance in his family and strong heritage. Determined to write a book to help other kids, T. Hatfield wrote the story himself and began the illustrations when he was just 7 years old, after classmates bullied him.

A 1-10 counting book that is set in South Dakota and is written in both English and Lakota. It would be suitable for birth through Kindergarten as a regular counting book that introduces cardinal numbers as well as plant and animals in South Dakota. As a Lakota language learning book, it would be useful for birth on up. The illustrations depict a day in the life of the native animals and plants of South Dakota. The pictures are colorful and friendly and give readers an accurate idea of life in the state's great outdoors.