Guernica: Maria Campbell (ePub)

Name: Guernica: Maria Campbell
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Born near Park Valley, Saskatchewan, on Crown land, often referred to by locals as a road allowance community, Maria Campbell is the oldest of 8 children. Much of her early years are revealed in Halfbreed, the book which would ultimately ensure that Campbell's life would take a path as a writer, an artist, a community worker and social rights advocate. Campbell has received four honorary doctorates, the Order of Canada, is a Trudeau Mentor, and has garnered numerous awards for her contribution to Métis and Aboriginal people's and women's rights in Canada, and for her efforts to preserve traditional knowledge, as well as promote the practice of indigenous knowledge. In addition to writing, Campbell has produced plays, film, television and radio shows, all dedicated to promoting Métis and Aboriginal culture. Contributors to this book include Melissa Lam, Michael Lahey, Helen Hoy, and Dylan A.T. Miner.

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Jolene Armstrong is associate professor in English and Comparative Literature at Athabasca University. Her interests and teaching assignments include Indigenous literatures, Canadian, American and Latin American literature, Cultural Studies, and mixed media art, as well as collecting and analysing ephemera as a form of narrative of daily life.