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The Walk a Mile Film Project [videorecording (DVD)].

Thunderstone Pictures ; Maamawe City of Thunder Bay Aboriginal Liaison, 2014.

DVD 971.00497 W177 Doc

First Nations -- Treaties.

First Nations -- Ontario -- Thunder Bay -- Social conditions.

First Nations -- Ontario -- Thunder Bay -- History.

First Nations -- History.

First Nations -- Social conditions.

Race relations -- Ontario -- Thunder Bay.

Racism -- Ontario -- Thunder Bay.

Fort William (First Nation) -- Interviews.

[videorecording (DVD)].

2 videodiscs (68 min. each) : sd., col,.with black & white sequences ; 12 cm. + 1 CD-ROM (facilitator's guide)

Disc 1. [DVD] Pt. 1. Coming to terms [Thunder Bay, Northwestern Ontario] -- Pt. 2. We are all treaty people [Aboriginal or Native peoples, First Nations] -- Pt. 3. A legacy of struggle -- Pt. 4. Targets & Heroes [Heros] -- Pt. 5 The way forward -- Disc 2. [CD-ROM]. Curriculum materials -- Disc 3. [DVD]. Documentary compilation [Part I-V].

Thunderstone Pictures in association with Maamawe City of Thunder Bay Aboriginal Liaison ; written by Michelle Derosier & Dave Clement ; directed by Michelle Derosier ; produced by Michelle Derosier & Dave Clement.

"Five compelling short documentary films that encourage communities, schools and workplaces to discuss the history of Indigenous people in Canada, their personal experiences and hopes for the future."--Container.

Producer/Director, Michelle Derosier, approached about 40 individuals from the city of Thunder Bay and Fort William First Nation of various ages and backgrounds (indigenous and non-indigenous) to listen to their thoughts, concerns, and stories. Michelle wanted to discuss future hopes and aspirations for the community as well as examine the current challenges. She met with various youth, women, business owners, scholars, grassroots activists, researchers, leaders and community helpers. She connected with them through the use of social media and word of mouth, or what she likes to call, the moccasin telegraph. From the beginning, Michelle felt it was extremely important to reach a broad, diverse cross-section of the community and Fort William First Nation to gain honest, well-rounded perspectives on the issues facing both communities and the country as a whole."-- from ://www.thunderbay.ca/City_Government/News_and_Strategic_Initiatives/Aboriginal_Relations/Walk_A_Mile_Film_Project/The_Film_Project.htm.

Documentary films.

Educational films.

Derosier, Michelle.

Thunderstone Pictures.

Maamawe City of Thunder Bay Aboriginal Liason.

Thunder Bay (Ont.). Aboriginal Relations.

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