WE CALL YOU TO WITNESS
- VANESSA Campbell
- OTHER SIGHTS
1:35
Jen Weih θəlθalχəma:t xʷəy̓əne:msta:m čxʷ tə…
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- Vanessa Campbell
1:42
θəlθalχəma:t xʷəy̓əne:msta:m čxʷ tə…
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- Vanessa Campbell
1:58
si:y̓em̓ nə siyéy̓ə, q̓əlasəltən k̓ʷə nə skʷix…
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- Mack Paul
2:41
I guess histories are always simplified…
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- Carol Sawyer, SESSION 5
3:16
sχʷəy̓em̓
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- Lawrence Guerin
3:38
Accountability is a really important word in all of this, as is reciprocity…
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- Coll Thrush, Phase II, Session 2
5:55
We need to do our own work, and not got to Musqueam and say “Please tell me.”…
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- Coll Thrush, Phase II, Session 2
5:50
David Garneau talks about irreconcilable spaces of Indigeneity…
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- Coll Thrush, Phase II, Session 2
7:03
Now there is a white curtain there, basically saying guess what, you don’t get to see this…
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- Coll Thrush, Phase II, Session 2
8:08
A synonym for reconciliation is to pacify…
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- Bracken Hanuse Corlett, Session 6
8:58
I feel like sometimes its expected of us to continually educate …
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- Bracken Hanuse Corlett, Session 6
9:47
I don’t acknowledge the Canadian state as having any hold over me…
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- Bracken Hanuse Corlett, Session 6
10:41
We really don’t talk about tides much in the west…
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- Kristina Lee Podesva, Session 16
13:18
I want to propose that what we live in is a very yang dominated society…
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- Kristina Lee Podesva, Session 16
12:10
In many cultures there is a linkage between tides and human life …
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- Kristina Lee Podesva, Session 16
13:18
We need to get a little tide knowledge…
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- Kristina Lee Podesva, Session 16
16:16
si:y̓em̓ nə siyéy̓ə, Lawrence k̓ʷə nə skʷix…
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- Lawrence Guerin
16:27
My name is Lawrence and I am from Musqueam, and I’ve worked with Musqueam for…
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- Lawrence Guerin
17:22
For our people, in the past, the tides were not only of significance, they were a way of life…
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- Lawrence Guerin
19:01
We have tidal influences right where we live not only from the sea but also from further up river…
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- Lawrence Guerin
21:19
It was said by our old people that when the tide is out that the table is set…
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- Lawrence Guerin
21:49
Where the figure meets the ground…
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- Kristina Lee Podesva, Response to The Foreshore
27:20
si:y̓em̓ nə siyéy̓ə, ʔəy̓ tə nə šxʷqʷeləwən…
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- Courtenay Gibson
27:38
My name is Courtney Gibson and I’m from the Musqueam community…
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- Courtenay Gibson
28:34
Over the past two years I’ve been taking the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ language course…
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- Courtenay Gibson
29:42
One of the things that I didn’t realize would happen…
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- Courtney Gibson
30:43
One of the words we use in correlation to ‘thank you’…
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- Courtenay Gibson
33:32
One of the issues we face as a community is not having fluent speakers around us…
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- Courtenay Gibson
35:36
I started to make a book about her and hunting…
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- Courtenay Gibson
36:50
My sister is starting the first year language program…
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- Courtenay Gibson
37:34
My gramma often won’t share a lot of history…
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- Courtenay Gibson
38:14
An important moment for me at a family dinner is when she started…
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- Courtenay Gibson
39:44
That connection between my grandma and her great granddaughter is one of the most meaningful things about learning the language…
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- Courtenay Gibson
41:21
It’s a beautiful language that gives context to the world around you in a way that’s really specific to who we are as Musqueam…
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- Courtenay Gibson
41:54
As witness..
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- Jen Weih
44:09
It’s timbre and tones and texture, so distinct from english, the colonizing language…
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- Jen Weih
46:10
The social fabric was another target of the residential school project…
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- Jen Weih
47:04
niʔ cən ɬq̓il̕təm (ʔə) nə siyéy̓ə k̓ʷəns hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓qən…
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- Megan Harkey