Module 4 post 4 (Sam Charles)

As we near the end of this journey, I continue to seek more examples of Indigenous elders telling their stories to better understanding the process and their story. These examples are some that I may include in my final project video repository.

  1. The Sacred Relationship
  2. Storytelling videos from Saskatchewan Library Services
  3. Our Elder Stories
  4. First Nations University Elder Story Content
  5. NCOA Native Elder Storytelling Project

 

  1. The Sacred Relationship

Beautiful website that includes middle school curriculum and resources related to our relationship with water as led by elders.

https://www.sacredrelationship.ca

  1. Storytelling videos from Saskatchewan Library Services

As part of Aboriginal Storytelling Month in January 2021, Library Services for Saskatchewan Aboriginal Peoples celebrated Indigenous storytelling

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRUK7BHZUVfpvqy_Z-5tR3JcAw4rCML7

  1. Our Elder Stories

Judy Iseke’s research has been front-and-centre for much of my research related to storytelling and video. She provides great insight into the importance of Elder knowledge and storytelling. She hosts this great website:

https://ourelderstories.com

  1. First Nations University Elder Story Content

Elder videos produced by First Nations University. The length of the video are succinct but the content is powerful.

https://opentextbooks.uregina.ca/financialempowerment/back-matter/video-interviews-with-elders/

  1. NCOA Native Elder Storytelling Project

The National Indian Council of Aging (in the United States) posted a number of videos of elders sharing their stories and experiences.

https://www.nicoa.org/newsroom/videos/the-native-elder-storytelling-project/

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