The Way Home Lacrosse and stories of the forty

and stories of the forty Indigenous women she interviewed

Simon Lambert

Schouls argues that this approach offers an incomplete understanding of the politics of Aboriginal self-government and instead self-government is better understood when an ôidentificationö perspective on Aboriginal identity is utilized

and disruptions in their traditional ways of life

Niezen illustrates the ways Indigenous peoples worldwide are identifying and acting upon new opportunities to further their rights and identities

The Way Home Lacrosse and stories of the fortyThe Way Home is a memoir and autobiography by Kwakiutl photographer, woodcarver, hand engraver, painter, writer, printmaker, and jewellery maker, by David A. Neel. It is a story of returning to traditions and culture of his fathers and his people, the Kwakwakawakw of Vancouver Island and the British Columbia mainland. He had a sense of having a place of origin and reconnects with the people of his fathers work, Dave Neel, Snr and the rich symbolism of