A Wiindigoo parable about the emergence of Trump's autocracy and the demise of Democracy as we understand it.

Why the rise of Donald Trump didn't appear out of thin air: an Anishinaabe Teaching.

The Spiritual and Medicinal Connection Between Makwa the Bear and Makomin, the Bearberry.

Why this evening's full supermoon marks the start of the lunar cycle and the new year for the Anishinaabe people.

Why traditional Indigenous storytelling does not have distinct separations or classifications.

The tale of how Wenabozho attempted to steal the Thunder medicine from a powerful rock painter man at Continuous-Water Lake.

The story of the founding of the Three Fires Council, told against the backdrop of the historical migration journey of the Anishinaabe Peoples from the Dawn Land.

The tale of the founding of the legendary Three Fires League of the Anishinaabe Peoples is told through a set of storytelling rings, titled Ishkoden ("Fires").

A Tribute to Gichi-aya’aag, our Ojibwe Anishinaabe Elders, the Great Beings of the Earth.

How the impact of Christianity on our language has changed our perspective as Indigenous peoples.

The Ojibwe language features a fluid concept involving two types of animacy in its words and grammar, called 'bimaadizi' and 'bimaadad.'

Baagak, the Flying Skeleton—one of the most intriguing and vibrant aadizookaanag (story characters) in Anishinaabe and Ininew cultures.

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.

A brief discussion on sounds, animacy, and the connection between animacy and verb inflection in the Ojibwe language.

Exploring Methods to Decolonize and Revitalize Traditional Ojibwe Language Speaking

Who is Wenabozho, and what importance does this dualistic figure have for us?

What can we do to detoxify the minds and hearts of Crystal Semaganis and the so-called Pretendian Hunters?