#FreeToRead Indigenous Studies Research for National Indigenous History Month

May 18, 2023

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Discover articles from University of Toronto Press Journals that explore topics relevant to Indigenous Studies from across disciplines. This collection – made #FreeToRead until the end of June – includes articles on topics such as the seal hunt discourse on Twitter, racism in the Canadian media, and the question of confidentiality and Residential School records.

Canadian Historical Review:
“Our Hearts and Brains Are Like Paper, We Never Forget”: Indigenous Petitioning and the World Wars
Timothy Clarke
CHR 104.1, 2023

Canadian Journal of Communication:
Seal Hunts in Canada and on Twitter: Exploring the Tensions Between Indigenous Rights and Animal Rights with #Sealfie
Irena Knezevic, Julie Pasho, Kathy Dobson
CJC 43.3, 2018

Canadian Journal of Film Studies:
Inuit Visual and Sensate Sovereignty in Alethea Arnaquq-Baril’s Angry Inuk
Julie Burelle
CJFS 29.1, 2020
Special Issue: Indigenous Cinema and Media in the Americas: Storytelling, Communities, and Sovereignties

Canadian Journal of Women and the Law:
What Do You Call an Indigenous Woman with a PhD in Law? Resisting the Subjugation of Indigenous Expertise in Legal Spheres
Danielle Lussier
CJWL 34.1, 2022

Canadian Modern Language Review:
Strategies and Methods for Anishinaabemowin Revitalization
Brock Pitawanakwat
CMLR 74.3, 2018
Special Issue: Second Special Issue on Indigenous Language Teaching, Learning, and Identities / Deuxième numéro spécial sur les langues autochtones : enseignement, apprentissage, identités

Canadian Theatre Review:
Rethinking the Practice and Performance of Indigenous Land Acknowledgement
Dylan Robinson, Kanonhsyonne Janice C. Hill, Armand Garnet Ruffo, Selena Couture, and Lisa Cooke Ravensbergen
CTR 177, 2019

Cartographica:
Spatial Data and (De)colonization: Incorporating Indigenous Data Sovereignty Principles into Cartographic Research
Annita Hetoevėhotohke’e Lucchesi
CARTO 55.3, 2020
Special Issue on Decolonizing the Map

Eighteenth-Century Fiction:
The Importance and Power of Indigenous Representation in Literature
Alexandria Tafoya
ECF 33.2, 2020–21
Special Issue: The Indigenous Eighteenth Century

Genocide Studies International:
Questions of Privacy and Confidentiality after Atrocity: Collecting and Retaining Records of the Residential School System in Canada
Tricia Logan
GSI 12.1, 2018

International Journal of Canadian Studies:
The Inuit’s Offer to Canada’s Black Governor General: Food, Power, and the Deconstruction of Lévi-Strauss’ “Culinary Triangle”
Michael A. Robidoux, Aida Stratas
IJCS 60, 2022

Journal of Canadian Studies:
Framing, Suppression, and Colonial Policing Redux in Canada: News Representations of the 2019 Wet’suwet’en Blockade
Rebecca Hume, Kevin Walby
JCS 55.3, 2021

Journal of History:
What We Talk about When We Talk about Vínland: History, Whiteness, Indigenous Erasure, and the Early Norse Presence in Newfoundland
Christopher Crocker
JH 55.1-2, 2020

Theatre Research in Canada:
Space for Multiple Voices: An Interview with Director Reneltta Arluk
Charlie Peters
TRIC 43.2, 2022

TOPIA
Pinery Road and Concession 11
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
TOPIA 46, 2023

National Gallery of Canada
Anishnaabe Photographer Chief David B. Wawanosh: Treaties, Self-Determination, and Image-Making in Nineteenth-Century Aamjiwnaang
Alexandra Kahsenni:io Nahwegahbow
NGCR 10, 2019

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