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Julian Brave Noisecat

Julian Brave Noisecat: We Survived the Night

Join the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities, in Association with Indigenous Education and Cultural Services and Carpenters Union, Local Unit 397, on November 11 for the Dean's Public Lecture. The evening will feature a creative performance, chat, and a book signing with Julian Brave Noisecat about his book, We Survived the Night. Confronting colonial erasure with powerful storytelling, NoiseCat revisits the past and braids together new stories. Included is a drum performance by Wynona Maracle.

Julian Brave NoiseCat is also the co-director of Sugarcane, an award-winning debut documentary. The film follows the Williams Lake First Nation’s community-led investigation of the former St. Joseph’s Indian Residential School in BC - one of the first such institutions in Canada, run by the Catholic Church from 1891 to 1981. Stream the documentary through the Library's subscription to McIntyre Media

 

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