Pocket Ininímowin (Swampy Cree) alaska and first-person family history

and first-person family history

growing strong from the hard work of "learning all ways to survive" gathering berries

the story examines Blackjack’s childhood experiences at an Indian residential school

We cannot erase this past nor change it

Good for translators and language learners

Pocket Ininímowin (Swampy Cree) alaska and first-person family historyA Phrasebook for Nearly All Occasions. What to say when visiting Swampy Cree people in Communities, at Airports, Conferences, in Hospitals, in Courts, Stores and in the Wilderness. Includes pronunciation guide, Placenames and Glossary. Ken Paupanekis is from Norway House, Manitoba and teaches Ininmowin (N dialect of Cree) at the University of Manitoba. Pocket Ininmowin (Swampy Cree), 2nd edition includes expanded Place Name Section with translations,