Community Gardens, Grow, Eat and Learn (PB) 2000 Algonquin Sunset has been selected

Algonquin Sunset has been selected in the Young Adult/Adult Category Longlist for First Nation Communities READ 2018

She also examines the unique aspect of Akwesasne basketmaking in the work of Florence Katsitsenhawi Benedict who has created a globe basket series

Swerving between fanatical ideologues and crass careerists with bloody hands

This highly articulate work is about the knowledge of Aboriginal mental health: who generates it

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Community Gardens, Grow, Eat and Learn (PB) 2000 Algonquin Sunset has been selectedCommunity Gardens Grow, Eat and Learn by Judy Reuben, Mohawk of the Turtle Clan, is about the four kinds of plants on earth placed by the Creator. The grasses, tress, flowers and vegetables. First Nations have always had a unique connection to the land, and a responsibility to take care of Mother Earth. Joining a community gardening group is a meaningful way to re connect with Mother Earth. "Just like the plants and medicines that the Creator gave us,