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Sugarcane, nominated for Best Documentary Feature, is an intricate cinematic portrait of a community during a moment of international reckoning—an investigation into abuse and missing children at an Indian residential school run by the Catholic Church.
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Dressing to Represent: Sugarcane Director and Team Show Off Culturally Inspired Style on the Red Carpet

When you make Hollywood history with a groundbreaking Oscar nomination, you want to seize the moment. As the first Indigenous North American filmmaker to be nominated for an Academy Award in the Oscars’ 97-year history, Julian Brave NoiseCat knew he wanted to make a lasting sartorial impression—one that honored both himself and his rich culturalContinue reading "Dressing to Represent: Sugarcane Director and Team Show Off Culturally Inspired Style on the Red Carpet"
By RIPPLE OF CHANGE Magazine
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Dinner parties. To many, they are fun, effortless evenings; a chance to chill and unwind. But for Chaandani Khan, a dinner invitation catalyzes days of preparation. How one Brain Injury Survivor is Reclaiming the Narrative Around Invisible Disabilities By Natalie Wallington | Photography by Pia Massie
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Hearts Beat Together: Uniting Culture Through Rhythm and Drums

Music has long been a universal language, transcending boundaries and bringing people together. As a result, a unique collaboration has emerged in Vancouver, Canada, bridging the vibrant Irish and Indigenous communities that share the land. Formation of the drumming, dancing and storytelling group Hearts Beat not only showcases the power of music in fostering culturalContinue reading "Hearts Beat Together: Uniting Culture Through Rhythm and Drums"
By Jenn Wint