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From the Editor
Greetings, everyone. We hope you will enjoy this issue of Dawnland Voices 2.0 and spread the word. There were several challenges we faced in the ... -
prose winner: nolan altvater
Wabanaki Tools of Diplomacy: Storying Protocols as Political Will Oral history supports that Wabanaki people have inhabited what is now New England and the Canadian ... -
POETRY WINNER: MUI'N SEWELL SATTLER
We Are Mountains With dew on our lips And moss shrouding our skin We bear the burden Forced upon our quaking backs With our tears ... -
Cassidy Anderson
Okay. I long I ache I breathe you in And I can’t take it I’m nervous I’m twisted inside I love you I can’t have ... -
Madeleine Hutchins
At Shantok It is the last day of a four-day funeral fire, when we left in the land of the living can begin to focus ... -
Gillian Joseph
wičánȟpi [is Dakȟota for star] I traipse in a forest dense with fallen trees’ reverberations few lend an ear to how sweet, walking among the ... -
Katt LaSarte
Stranger in the Catacombs There’s probably a couple hundred kids sitting awkwardly around lunch tables. There’s this dense feeling of anticipation. There was the feeling ... -
Sage Neptune
A Single Day “Welcome to SNR—your nationwide source for morning news all across Sequoyah. I’m your host, Johnny Gilmore—” I reached for the ... -
Responding to Darryl Leroux on Twitter
These days, many people are learning about ethnic fraud on social media, which makes it challenging to distinguish genuine fraud from the many Indigenous people ... -
Navigating Partnerships with Indigenous People in a Time of Ethnic Fraud Panic
by Siobhan Senier Among the many miseries that 2020 has visited upon this world, it has brought an avalanche of ethnic fraud cases. Several professors ...
