KEY QUESTIONS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Editor’s Introduction: The Hard Work of Belonging
Hayden King
Anishinaabe Encounters with Enfranchisement: Citizenship, Identity, and Colonial Law
Jackson Pind
Bill S-2 and the Indian Act: Relational Ethics of Care
Christina Gray (‘Aɬaxsgaaxsiɬ Gaax Aganɬaak) and Jade Dumoulin
Bill S-2: A Pathway to Relational Repair and Recovery
Gina Starblanket
Section 10 Voting Thresholds: A Distraction from Decolonizing Band Membership - Damien Lee
“Marry Out, Get Out”: The Fait Accompli of Settler Logic in Indigenous Ancestry Verification Times - Vanessa Watts
Beyond the Cage of Indian Status: Nation-Based Approaches to Belonging - Michaela M. McGuire
PART 02 | The Economy of Nuna and Sila
Hunting Education for an Economy of Food
by Janine Lightfoot and Hayden King
Return of the Full-Time Hunter
by Esa Qillaq
Navigating the Turbulent Waters of Fisheries Rights in Nunavut
by Jason Akeearok
Developing a Conservation Economy in the Canadian Arctic
by Richard Paton
PART 03 | The Economy of Arts, Crafts, & Care
Reflections on the Art and Craft Economy in Nunavut
by Barbara Akoak
Decolonial Art and Destructive Economies
by Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory and Kunuk Inutiq
Reflections on Meaningful Work: Working for a Community Organization
by Romani Makkik
CONCLUSION
Re-Imagining Economic Development in Inuit Nunangat by Kunuk Inutiq, Hayden King, & Shari Fox
