All the “ADHD is over diagnosed” hot takes fail to consider that maybe our brains weren’t meant to live this way. Three generations ago my great-grandma was living a subsistence life in the bush. I just want to smoke some fish and pick some berries, not keep my inbox at zero.

Sharing for a friend & MMIWG2S family member who is really in need rn! Even the smallest bit helps. Maarsii❣️ E-transfer: [email protected]

Today is five years since a not guilty verdict in the trial of Gerald Stanley - who shot and killed this young man, Colten Boushie. There is no justice for this heinous and unnecessary murder and none on the horizon. This is a stain on all of us.

It was such a delight to share and create kits with these women! It makes my heart happy that 200 youth will be receiving beading kits this wknd. Maybe it will help a young one find their gift. ❤️

Zero accountability from Heather Stefanson’s health minister.

On the concourse at our Follow Your Dreams Game, fans will have the chance to learn about Indigenous art from local artists! Claire Johnston will be in attendance teaching fans about Métis beading. #GoMooseGo

Is hypermobility spectrum disorder just Autistic people’s bodies??? They insist on having two disorders to describe us—one for the body & one for the mind. Colonization and capitalism is what’s sick. I’m “disordered” because I belong in the bush picking berries & beading.

We're starting off Autism Acceptance Week with Indigenous researchers to watch. Grant Bruno is nehiyawak (Plains Cree) from nipsihkopahk (Samson Cree Nation) and a PhD student studying pîtoteyihtam (autism) within First Nations communities in Alberta. bit.ly/GrantBruno

Today marks the 3rd year without my Daughter Eishia Hudson she was only 16 y/o when a Wpg police officer took her life today we will be gathering at the thunderbird house 2-5pm for a potluck style feast everyone’s welcome if you can bring food/ drinks it’s greatly appreciated

'Joy is what I feel': A Peguis First Nation artist who now calls Winnipeg home says soapstone carving helped begin his healing journey after dealing with the impacts of intergenerational trauma | @Tamara_APTN aptnnews.ca/?p=226259

Maria Campbell's "Halfbreed" was published 50 years ago this month & it remains one of the most stunning and important books about Canada's treatment of Indigenous people, particularly Indigenous women. penguinrandomhouse.ca/books/610927/h…

After a great karaoke night celebrating my stepkid’s 25th (!) birthday, I am swamped with warm welcomes and reassurances in a new role. So, without further ado nor over-the-top renditions of Disney ballads, allow myself to introduce…myself. wfp.to/Nwy