Winnipeg artist, Patrick Ross, connected to both his Indigenous culture and his artistic talents while in prison at Stony Mountain Institution. He now makes a living sharing his work with the public and his experiences as a mentor to up and coming artists. #RRCTV
Tonight I’m premiering the first episode of @RUListeningWPG If you believe that more Indigenous stories should be told, or more women should make movies, or in watching more YouTube when you’re bored, I would appreciate the view/like/subscribe support 🖤 https://t.co/1XJV7cGRN2
This Saturday, volunteers from Sunshine House came to the Millennium Library for the second annual “Read by Queens” and helped children celebrate #ILoveToReadMonth#RRCTV
“I’ve recently been having discussions with my close circle of girlfriends on this whole topic of how growing up in Evangelical or Christian environments ..." https://t.co/tKUxSYVLrg
“I thought Bilbo from The Hobbit was Native. I always assumed that when I first read it ... When we read the book in grade 5, my whole class was dumb so we listened to it on tape & the tape cover had a white Bilbo on it. I was like, what is this crap?! This is terrible.”
“I was raised traditionally. I went to a lot of ceremonies, Powwows, Sundances. My Mom, she always wanted me to have that because she didn’t. So ... she was kinda learning at the same time as I was.” -Storm.
Stay tuned for Storm’s episode February 9