#knowledge keepers

[otakunoculture]

Northlore: Celebrate Yukon Heritage Day With The NFB!

#YukonDay is here, and if you want to know more about why this province is special, @thenfb has a beautifully animated piece titled Northlore available to #stream. #animation #documentary #storytellilng #biography #review at:

The National Film Board of Canada Now Available to Stream Northlore is more about getting back to Nature than anything else. When Knowledge Keepers Gary Sidney Johnson, Elisabeth Pilon, Melissa Matheson, Michael Code, and Dennis Shorty are talking about what they have done to preserve the Yukon, it’s easy to understand why they want to do more to spread the word than just reconnecting to their…

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[rightonwoman]

If knowledge should be free then there should be knowledge banks and knowledge keepers and you call them up and say “what is gravity” or “how do I repot my tomato plants” and they explain it to you - over the phone or in person. Super individualized learning!

And teachers are teaching interesting things, in a captivating way, working towards being known as an expert, a good person, kind, fair, fun to be with and interesting to know.

This is also in the universe where everyone’s primary job is organic farmer and we weave everything else we do into that lifestyle, either because the earth had been spared or because we’d been forced to live that way on our journey through the stars to our improbably habitable new world some thousand generations away.

[our-beautiful-minds]

Are you aware of the messengers?

Are you aware of the messengers?

Art painting & photo by: Eugene Morriseau from Thunder Bay and a member of of Sandy Lake First Nation.

As I was slowly making my morning coffee, flowing through my normal cycles and comforts to get me “ready” for the day. My autopilot in full force, my world quiet as I moved alone in my little apartment.

            Out of a nowhere, a loud flutter sound knocked me out of the matrix. It…

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