Understanding Aboriginal identity

Lazarowich, Alexandra. (Director). Miller, Bruce. (Added Author). Anderson, Kim. (Added Author). Napoleon, Val. (Added Author). Sparklingeyes, Waylon. (Added Author). Cardinal, Peter. (Added Author). Calahasen, Pearl. (Added Author). Moss, Krystal. (Editor). LaBoucane-Benson, Patti. (Producer). BearPaw Media Productions. (Added Author). Alberta Law Foundation. (Added Author). Native Counselling Services of Alberta. (Added Author).

Summary: Understanding Aboriginal Identity explores the complex issue of self-identification for Aboriginal people. Today, Aboriginal identity remains inextricably linked with past government legislation and the continued stereotyping of Aboriginal people in the media and Canadian history. From a Metis farm in rural Alberta, to the offices of Canada’s leading scholars, Understanding Aboriginal Identity examines the factors that shape who we are.

Record details

Physical Description: videodisc
1 videodisc (21 minutes) : sound, colour ; 12 cm.
Publisher: Edmonton, AB : BearPaw Media Productions, c2014.
Copyright: ©2014

Content descriptions

General Note:	DVD is available at the circulation desk.
Participant or Performer Note:	Directed & produced by Alexandra Lazarowich ; Editor Krystal Moss ; Archive assistant Ryan Nayler ; Post production Lese Skidmore ; Audio Ear Worm Sound ; Color Presto Digital ; Artwork Pulp Studios Inc. Hosted by Dr. Bruce Miller ; Dr. Kim Anderson ; Dr. Val Napoleon ; Waylon Sparklingeyes ; Peter Cardinal ; Pearl Calahasen.
System Details Note:	DVD DVD will play automatically on a DVD player. To play video on a campus computer, open folder to view disc files and choose file VTS_01_1. Off campus, follow the same steps and play using VLC or the computer's media player.