on CBC Radio to talk about her film Grandmothers of the Metis Nation and to promote its premiere which took place on Feb. 23, 2010 for Lakehead University’s Research and Innovation Week 2010.
Michif language comes alive through film and new resource
Wesaketewenowuk. The seven-syllable Michif word is the very apt title for Dr. Judy Iseke’s new short documentary that will be shown Saturday at the Musée Héritage Museum. The screening is part of a celebration of Métis culture and the launch of her new internet resource called Our Elder Stories.
Coming soon: Michif story-songs and Red Fang double feature – St. Albert Today
Two local filmmakers have received Telus Storyhive grants to produce very different works. Read the original story by Scott Hayes here. Pretty soon, the world is going to sing songs about the mighty superhero Red […]
CBC Interview – Friday, Feb. 20, 2009
Kim Latimer interviews Judy Iseke-Barnes on CBC Radio to talk about her film ‘A Living History of Métis Families as told by Dorothy Chartrand’ and to promote its premiere which took place on Thursday, Feb. […]
Premiere of film by Dr. Judy Iseke-Barnes during Lakehead University’s Research and Innovation Week.
‘A Living History of Métis Families as told by Dorothy Chartrand’ February 24, 7:00-8:30 p.m., ATAC 2001, Lakehead University Lakehead University Associate Professor Judy Iseke-Barnes, Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Education, worked with various groups […]
