"It was on this flight I learned how much Dani-Mae relies on me for comfort and to keep her emotions calm; basically, how I deal with a big stressful situation is how she will learn to deal with them too." New post with Shayla Snowshoe via bit.ly/32GrMHO

"If you ask any Indian where they were when they heard the verdict, they’ll be able to tell you. " --Tara Williamson on Colten Boushie and Tina Fontaine at Tea & Bannock: discover.wordpress.com/2020/03/04/wha…

"It made me feel free going out into my little Rez and seeing these lights in the sky, so peaceful and vibrant. I would often think about my grandfather saying, "don’t whistle, they’ll grab you,” and giggle to myself." - Brandee Everett on the blog: bit.ly/2TsgF2m

"Vulnerability is allowing yourself to be unapologetically Black, unapologetically Indigenous. To operate in multiple planes of thought." - Dominique Daye Hunter via bit.ly/2IFsnjO #GuestBlogger

Since we all gonna have some free time on our hands, call out for Indig women photogs and artists to submit to tea&bannock <3 >> retweet and tag your fave artist

"She asks how many boyfriends Mama had. I tell her 'thousands' and her laughter echoes over the Prairie." - tenille k campbell at the tea&bannock blog on parenting in social-isolation and getting thru. // bit.ly/3aJ6KLV

“...it was reassuring that the first night we were singing to each other and some of the songs were Disney songs. I knew it was going to be fine after that.“ - Hannah Manuelito via bit.ly/35vSqEy on digital kinship IRL.

"That my daughter can look in a book and see herself, her relations (near and far) and her beautiful culture is invaluable to us." - Claudine Bull with image by Shayla Snowshoe on May We Have Enough To Share by @richardvancamp // via bit.ly/35MVFYy

"Truth is there’s nothing normal about this so it’s okay to feel unsettled, to feel not like yourself." - Leslee Merasty, AB via bit.ly/2Wtd9WZ

"“He hasn’t seen me in forever. He must be SO lonely,” she cried still, thinking of poor Papa without his granddaughter by his side." - tenille k campbell via bit.ly/2ZdORlB on parenting, kinship and missing family.

"I am inspired by nature and Indigenous women." - Tiffany Wolfe, California New guest blogger Tiffany Wolfe on the medicine and magic of Indigenous plants and women, on the blog: bit.ly/2XlpjQX

We hit 10k on Instagram and I’m just super happy to be a part of it. 😭🌸💓😭

"He cried out for his mama. / I can’t get this out of my head." New guest blogger @TashaSpillett via bit.ly/2XrZmQT

"Identity is a complex issue and, like so many other Indigenous-Black-Afro-Caribbean people (I am still learning how to describe us in a way that honours our diversity), mine has the added intricacy of double colonialism." Tasha Beeds via bit.ly/37e563K

"I’ve always been a nervous, anxious person. One of the greatest gifts of menopause has been the newfound ability to not give a rat’s ass what people think of me." Meet our featured artist/storyteller Eden Robinson via bit.ly/2YX8cpo

“I didn’t realize I had internalized the lack of representation as something concrete – “Natives don’t become teachers.”” - Claudine Bull, AB New blog post on becoming a teacher and why representation matters in the classroom // bit.ly/3ezLKJw

"In Cree, aunty is “nikowis” which is very close to “nikowiy” for mother, because an aunt is like another mother." - Claudine Bull, AB // on community living and family, on the blog: bit.ly/3eRoPsx

"In my mind, the North and love are intimately entwined." - Tenille K Campbell, SK // tenille k campbell on the blog today via bit.ly/3140H0O

We're taking the Women Photograph Workshop online this year! Attendance is open to women & non-binary photogs anywhere in the world — we'll have two sessions every day to hopefully accommodate as many time zones as possible. Read more + apply here: womenphotograph.com/workshop-2020

"... she shares the valuable lessons given to her. Beadwork could be picked up and beads saved, hide cut up and used again for different projects. Waste nothing." - Tenille Campbell on Featured Artist Giselle George via bit.ly/2Hwf6gA *new blogpost over at tea&bannock*