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Jeremy Harpe
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Program Director, Windspeaker Media
Edmonton
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sex workers, & more... women,Politics and how public policy intersects with the everyday lives of those who fall in the following categories; racial minorities working families, the disabled
business, fashion, politics
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By Jeremy Harpe| Wind Speaker@ Karla Buffalo, CEO of Athabasca Tribal Council, said this week’s cultural festival in Fort McMurray, which ends tomorrow, has been a real community undertaking. It started with a pipe ceremony, and included a headdress transfer, a cultural village and workshops, a tea dance and a hand games tournament. And Buffalo said the Elders gathered were so happy to have an opportunity to celebrate and showcase Cree, Dene and Metis culture.
By Jeremy Harpe| Wind Speaker@ Music helped make the world make sense to Crystal Shawanda. It was the way she connected and understood the environment around her. “I could see the way music had an impact on my family, and how they would listen to certain songs when they were happy or they were sad or in a bad mood. And I was always really fascinated with the idea of being able to be a friend to somebody through your music.”Shawanda grew up on Wikwemikong Unceded Territory in Ontario.
By Jeremy Harpe| Wind Speaker@ Karla Buffalo, CEO of Athabasca Tribal Council, said this week’s cultural festival in Fort McMurray, which ends tomorrow, has been a real community undertaking. It started with a pipe ceremony, and included a headdress transfer, a cultural village and workshops, a tea dance and a hand games tournament. And Buffalo said the Elders gathered were so happy to have an opportunity to celebrate and showcase Cree, Dene and Metis culture.
Company Info
Windspeaker Media
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
+1 780-455-2700