A Settler Child Celebrates the Legal Personhood of Pemadeshkodeyong/Rice Lake
WATER IS LIFE A Settler Child Celebrates the Legal Personhood of Pemadeshkodeyong/Rice Lake by Dorothy Lander A landmark announcement during
This just in: A review of my first medical memoir, Journeys with a Thousand Heroes.
“There is not a lot of time for me to read—other than reports, legislation, and civic correspondence in my life. No complaints. But personally, I have just read “Journeys With a Thousand Heroes: a Child Oncologist’s Story” by John Graham-Pole. No, it’s not a tearjerker. It is so magnificent: how art in lives matters, how listening matters, how following your own personal cues matters. This is one author and his ideas which is now part of my lexicon. There will be more references—just to warn you.”
Mandy Martin, Mayor of Cramahe, Ontario
I guess the book has legs!
WATER IS LIFE A Settler Child Celebrates the Legal Personhood of Pemadeshkodeyong/Rice Lake by Dorothy Lander A landmark announcement during
By John Graham-Pole For more than three decades, the University of Florida’s Arts in Medicine program (AIM: artsinmedicine.ufhealth.org) has
Dorothy Lander, co-founder of HARP Publishing: The People’s Press, was devastated to learn of the death of her long-time friend,
On August 26, 20025, under bright skies at the Coady Warren Gardens in Antigonish, acclaimed poet, dancer, and educator Celeste
