SPECIAL REPORT
Pretendians and Publications:
The Problem and Solutions to
Redface Research
As Indigenous scholars grow in number, a key question arises: Who truly belongs?
An accessible platform for grounded perspectives and compelling ideas on Indigenous issues in Canada.
- The Indian Department
- by Hayden King
- Social Policy
- by Kanatase Horn
- Social Policy
- by Patricia Johnson-Castle
- Treaties, Rights and Title
- by Cassandra Blondin Burt
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SPECIAL FEATURE
The Yellowhead Treaty Map:
Challenging Canadian Narratives of Treaty
Explore the map to learn more about Indigenous treaty perspectives from 1763 to the Present.
Rooted in community networks, Yellowhead offers critical and accessible resources to support the reclamation of Indigenous land and life.
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YELLOWHEAD SCHOOL
Land Back Online Course
This free, seven-module online course, based on the Yellowhead Institute Red Paper, Land Back, explores how Canada dispossesses Indigenous people of their land and the strategies communities are employing to reclaim it.
Members of the Yellowhead community are frequently in the media, offering commentary and insight from Indigenous perspectives.
- June 17, 2025, Riley Yesno: John A. Macdonald Statue, CBC
- June 17, 2025, How Much Progress Has Been Made on Indigenous Reconciliation, The Agenda
- June 11, 2025, Advocates Push for Action as University of Missouri Lags on Indigenous Student Faculty Support, Missouri News
- June 11, 2025, Alberta Separatist Group’s Claim of Advancing Indigenous Rights Has ‘Little Substance’ Says Prof, APTN News
