Recipient
First Nations University of CanadaDepartment
UnknownAmount
$11.6K
Program
Listen, Hear Our VoicesProvince
SKType
C
Agreement Number
LHOV-02-049
Purpose
Walter Poorman is one of 14 Elders interviewed by an Indigenous oral history project which in 1971-72 recorded over 60 hours in the Cree and Saulteaux languages from Elders from Touchwood Agency Tribal Council (Treaty Four) in central Saskatchewan. The interviews relate Cree and Saulteaux oral traditions, ceremonies, songs, and community histories passed down since in middle of the 19th century and earlier. These recordings are an invaluable resource for our efforts to reinvigorate knowledge of Indigenous cultures, histories, and languages. TATC seeks funding from Listen Hear Our Voices to repatriate the original recordings from the Provincial Archives of Alberta to TATC to support community efforts to renew cultural awareness and Indigenous languages in the younger generation.
First Nations University of Canada × Unknown
4 grants totalling $129.9K
Listen, Hear Our Voices
83 grants totalling $4.5M
Related Grants
| Recipient | Amount | Program |
|---|---|---|
| University nuxelhot’ine thaa?ehots’i nistameyimâkanak Blue Quills | $100.0K | Listen, Hear Our Voices |
| Alkw Media Society | $100.0K | Listen, Hear Our Voices |
| Walpole Island Heritage Centre - Walpole Island First Nation | $100.0K | Listen, Hear Our Voices |
| United Chiefs and Councils of Mnidoo Mnising | $100.0K | Listen, Hear Our Voices |
| Cowessess First Nation | $100.0K | Listen, Hear Our Voices |