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Image courtesy of Vtape.org
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Cowboys, Indians and education : regenerating Secwepemc culture and language
Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia

2012
Video > Documentary
Related School
Kamloops (BC)
Contributors
Haig-Brown, Celia; Haig-Brown, Helen
Description
"This film follows the children and grandchildren of former Kamloops Indian Residential School students as they work to regenerate traditional knowledge in their current contexts. It explores the tensions encountered as activists, educators, a poet and a rodeo family each work to find an uncompromising balance between ensuring culture and language live on while deploying western literacies to accomplish their goals."

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Statement of Responsibility
Celia Haig-Brown and Helen Haig-Brown.
Publication Information
Toronto : V tape
Physical Description
1 videodisc (30 min.) : sd., col. 4 3/4 in.
Notes
Title from disc label.; "Copy made: Dec. 2012 @ Vtape".
Terms Governing Use and Reproduction
Still image courtesy of Vtape.org
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Permission email sent, will wait to hear back Olivia Done, 6/1/2021
Emailed V Tape again on 15/06/21Noah Duranseaud, 6/15/2021
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