Indigenous Voices of Faith
- Indigenous Voices of Faith is a series of interviews where Indigenous Canadians share about their religious faith and experiences.
- Indigenous Canadians have agency and make their own choices about religious, spiritual, philosophical, and cultural matters.
- Indigenous Voices of Faith as an attempt to help bring out a fuller picture of the place of faith and religion among Indigenous Canadians today.
Supporting Research
November 17, 2022
Father Cristino Bouvette, who is of Métis and Cree-Ojibwe heritage, shares his view on faith and reconciliation as an Indigenous person.
November 17, 2022
Jeff Decontie, who is of Anishinaabe and Mohawk heritage, shares his experience as an urban Indigenous professional.
November 17, 2022
Rosella Kinoshameg, from Wikwemikong on Ontario’s Manitoulin Island, shares her thoughts on faith as an Indigenous person and working as nurse in First Nations communities.
Indigenous Voices of Faith
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Formative Education Projects
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Strong Family Projects
Human Dignity Projects
Religious Freedom Projects
Healthy Community Projects
Formative Education Projects
Recent Projects
Strong Family Projects
Human Dignity Projects
Religious Freedom Projects
Healthy Community Projects
Formative Education Projects
Recent Projects
Strong Family Projects
Human Dignity Projects
Religious Freedom Projects
Healthy Community Projects
Formative Education Projects
Recent Projects
Strong Family Projects
Human Dignity Projects
Religious Freedom Projects
Healthy Community Projects
Formative Education Projects
Recent Projects