Chapter Three - mah! and Chapter Four - miyo-ohpikihâwasowin AVAILABLE NOW

Chapter Five -âstam api and Chapter Six - niya iskotêw and Chapter Seven - êkosi patimâ coming Friday September 25th

New Chapters Every Friday!

New Chapters Every Friday!

Honey Constant-Inglis nitisîyikâson, pakitahwâkan-sâkahikanihk ohci niya. ninêhiyawiskwêwin.

I invite you to listen to my story as an young person navigating the Graduate program at University of Saskatchewan in the pursuit of my Masters of Arts. I have always used my science of archaeology to navigate reconnecting and reclaiming heritage as a nôsisim of Indian Residential School Survivors.

My thesis was no different. Each chapter fits within the requirements of the University while maintaining a storytelling of culture, history, and how we move forward together.

Thesis Audiobook : A Honey Willow nêhiyaw Studio Production 2026.

Archaeological Interpretive Design for Wanuskewin Heritage Park From The Indigenous Perspective:

"astam api: Stories of Indigenous Archaeology"

Chapter Four:  miyo-ohpikihâwasowin
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Chapter Four: miyo-ohpikihâwasowin

Chapter Four: miyo-ohpikihâwasowin‍ ‍

What does Good-Child Rearing mean to you? For me, it meant knowing why Indigenous learners are struggling and how I support teachers to address the education gap

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Chapter Three: mah!
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Chapter Three: mah!

Chapter Three: mah!

mah! Listen! What is the significance of being aware? Lets explore the colonial history of Canada, and how we are responsible to each other

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Abstract and Dedications
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Abstract and Dedications

Prelude: Abstract and Dedications

A great place to start to begin understanding the journey of this story and hear a little about the people who helped bring it to life… I could not be here without my family and relatives

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Chapter One: ninêhiyawiskwêwin
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Chapter One: ninêhiyawiskwêwin

Chapter One: ninêhiyawiskwêwin

Setting the foundation that this thesis was written by an Indigenous woman, and therefore this thesis becomes a story of me: a nôsisim of Indian Residential School Survivors.

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Chapter Two: wâhkôhtowin
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Chapter Two: wâhkôhtowin

Chapter Two: wâhkôhtowin

Build the background knowledge of the theories and methods that guide me as an archaeologist but also the teachings and their place as guiding stars.

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