Tyowennatyerénhton First Words Family ”—Syex̱wáliya Ann Whonnock

”—Syex̱wáliya Ann Whonnock

Kathryn Magee Labelle aims to decolonize the historical discipline by researching with Indigenous people rather than researching on them

Grand-Maman et Petit-Fils vont se promener dans la forêt

are made up of ten (out of 63411) distinct First Nations communities of Canada

This story captures the childhood experiences of two sisters as they appreciate their Northern environment

Tyowennatyerénhton First Words Family ”—Syex̱wáliya Ann WhonnockTyowennatyernhton First Words is an introductory Kanyenkha (Mohawk) English vocabulary book celebrating the language, land, and culture of the Mohawk people. Accompanied by captivating photographs, numbers, colours, feelings, traditional foods, and other aspects of the natural world important to the Haudenosaunee come alive on the page, engaging families, teachers, students, and readers of all ages to explore the beauty of the Kanyenkha language. An