Aadizookewin: Indigenous storytelling from the perspectives of the Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) and Ininew (Cree) peoples

Contemplating the experience of returning home and feeling a sense of belonging by exploring the Ojibwe verbs "ayaa," "daa," and "giiwe," which mean "to be in a certain place," "to dwell somewhere," and "to return home," respectively.

How the Native American notion of Two-spiritedness defies the conventional binary Western view of gender roles.

Understanding why Ojibwe doodamowi-ikidowinan (verbs) and their associated nouns and pronouns are grammatically categorized into two animacy types.