Teachings on Value of Respect

Alex Sapp

Traditional Story

Alex Sapp

Traditional Values

Alex Sapp

Elders' Teachings

Joe Duquette

Thankful for Cree Language as a Gift

Joe Duquette

Use Cree Traditions or we Will Lose Them

Joe Duquette

Value in Traditional Knowledge

Joe Duquette

Traditional Way of Life

Alex Sapp

Ceremonial Dances

Marie Horse

Loss of identity & Cree values

Marie Horse

Traditional naming/loss

Marie Horse

Our Cree language is a gift - protect it

Lawrence

I'm teaching my grandchildren & great grandchildren to speak Cree

Betsy Henderson

Learning Plains Cree away from home

Betsy Henderson

Mom helped me relearn Woodland Cree

Betsy Henderson

My mom spoke only Cree to me to help me

Betsy Henderson

Cree phrases

Unidentified Speaker

Cree language

Eugene Iron

English, language, Beauval

Eugene Iron

Storytelling, small talk

Eugene Iron

Cultural Teachings

Joseph Naytowhow

Pow wow

Jimmy Chief

Father spoke English but told them to speak Cree

Laura Burnouf Michif

Took a mentorship program and learned Cree again

Laura Burnouf Michif

Didn't speak much Cree

Laura Burnouf Michif

Would like to move home and teach Cree

Laura Burnouf Michif

Keep talking Cree - don't lose the language

Amelia Sanderson

Sad to see our people not speaking cree

Amelia Sanderson

Lifestyle changes to a modern way of living, loss of traditional ways

Glecia Bear

Modern way of living; loss of old ways

Glecia Bear

MBC Radio collecting elder stories and airing indigenous languages

Nap Johnson

Gifted with stories

Harry Brabant

Teepee rings

Harry Brabant

Cree phrases

Unknown Speaker

The value of existence & inclusion

Mary Lee

The value of story telling & building values

Mary Lee

Using Protocol to find Language

Austin Kay

Language is a Gift from Creator

Austin Kay

Language

Austin Kay

Language

Maggie Chamakese

Keep our language alive by speaking

Isaac Chamakese

Name Giving

Isaac Chamakese

Due to residential school I have very limited speaking Cree

Linda Bird

Hope for Cree language restoration

Gilbert Halkett

Language

Gilbert Halkett

Wish to restore Cree language

Gilbert Halkett

Molanosa Days

John Henry Charles Jr.

Teaching traditions

Simpson Naytowhow

Language

Simpson Naytowhow

Language and ceremonies

Jake Felix

Happy when Cree is being spoken by others

Arnold Naytowhow

Important to teach younger people Cree to keep it alive

Arnold Naytowhow

Keeping speaking Cree all the time

Arnold Naytowhow

Molanosa cultural camp strengthens us as Cree speakers

Arnold Naytowhow

Molanosa cultural days connect to our history & culture

Arnold Naytowhow

English was not used

Flossie Charles

Keeping the language

Flossie Charles

Speak the language to children

Flossie Charles

Immerse in the language

Conrad Naytowhow

Language supports in home

Conrad Naytowhow

Value & the spoken language

Conrad Naytowhow

Language in the family

Conrad Naytowhow

Language activities

Henry Bird

Language was retained

Henry Bird

Language & identity

Henry Bird

Language & language retention

Henry Bird

Elders were involved in language

April Lavalee

Language & keeping it strong

April Lavalee

The Connection Between Women and the Fire Spirit

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Children were Welcomed in our Language and Customs

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

The Connections of the Wind Spirit - Importance of Strength

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

The Connections of First Circle - Importance of Life

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

There are so Many Knowledges for Women

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Reaching Old Age - the Difference of Meaning

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

We were Stripped of our Relations in School

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

The 5 Circle of Life - the Women Teachings

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

The Connection Between Women and the Land

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

The Fire has a Spirit - Learning the Respect of Fire Spirit

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

The Future is Uncertain for our Teachings

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Today we Have Washers and Dryers

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

The Teaching of Supporting Each Other

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Children Learn to Work Together

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

We Always Learned Basic Skills First

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Keep Your Body Healthy and Listen Well

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

We Learned to Care for our Work

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Supporting One Another

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

We Worked Hard to Keep Clean

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Values Need to Have Balance

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Land Based Was Our Way of Life

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

We Have Power and Running Water

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Children Observe Lessons

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

We Learned to Care for Our Work 2

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Land Based is a Way of Life

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

There are Role Models

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Today Our Young Women are Different

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

As Young Women we Were Taught Well

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

I Ask for Prayers for the Homeless

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

We Were Taught Value of Hard Work

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

The Lessons Came With the Teachings

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

The Transfer of Knowledge in the Language

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Hopes for Language

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Learning to Forgive

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

The Sundance is a Healing Ceremony

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

I Don't Question the Ceremonies

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

You Can't Tell Someone to go to Ceremony

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Lots of Responisiblity in a Pipe

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

The Pow Wow was a Ceremony

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Ceremony is a Choice, not to be Forced

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Continuing the Ceremonies

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Getting Inducted by the Ceremony

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

The Pow Wow is a Healing Dance

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Never Lose Connection to the Creator

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

You Need to Hear the Language to Learn to Speak it

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Creator Only Created Plants for Healing

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

People Need to Choose for Themselves

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

We Learned From the Stories

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Use Story to Increase Language

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Children and Elders Spent Time Together

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Speaking Should Come Before Writing, Reading

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Cannot Literally Translate Cree to English

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Strategies in Learning Cree

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Picking Traditional Medicine Understandings

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

To Teach Children to Speak Cree

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Preparations in Trapping

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Translating Valentine's Day

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Children Have to be Guided in Traditional Learning

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Early Education of the Boys

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Talking About Ways of Wakohtowin - Relations

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Children Learn by Doing

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Working with Nehiyawewin

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Children were Taught Responsibility

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Building Lasting Relatiions Through Language

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Storing Food & Household in the Past

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Respect of Water Spirit

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

I Worked Really Hard to Keep the Home

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Today we Have Luxuries

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Being Related Through Language

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Building Foundations for Nehiyaw Ways

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Showing Respect Towards Ways of Life

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

The Land and Water was Clean

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Teaching a Great Grandchild Old Ways

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Traditional Preservation of Food

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Melting Snow to Wash Clothes

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

I Like Attending Ceremony

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Waking Up of the Cowboy Society

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

There is Respect of Sacred Lodges

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Many Different Lodges

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Respect the Ceremonies

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

There is so Much to Say

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Importance of Learning Responsibilities

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Prayers From the Heart

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Our History was Important to us

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Responsibility of Parenthood

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

It was a Good Culture Camp, Still Growing

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Other Elders were Invited to Culture Camp

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

The Cultural Site is Still Used Today

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

A Lady is Healed by Natural Elements

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Father Sat with us as we were Told Stories

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

There is Sacred Healing on the Land

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

High Risk Youth Brought to Culture Camp

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

We had Closing for Each Culture Camp

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Church Said our Ceremonies are Bad

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Parents Attended Culture Camp Too

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

It is for the Children

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

We Didn't Allow Books or Devices at Culture Site

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

It was Told There Would be Many Religions

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

It is Too Loud

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

The Oldest Brother

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Red Willow

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Teapot

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Son-in-Law

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Over Here

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

When it is Sunday

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

I Feel Sorry for You

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Father-in-Law

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Older Sister

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My First Grandchild (M)

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Stop Fooling Around 2

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

When it is Thursday

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Always 2

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Great Grandchild

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Older Female Cousin, PSG (M-F)

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Parents

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Spouse

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Nineteen

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

What Did You Do

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Bedbug

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Listen to Me

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Baby

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Cousin, PSG (M-F)

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Mother-in-Law

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Bread

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Child

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Relatives

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Judge

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Dad's Brother

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Male Cousin, POG (F)

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Siblings

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Two

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Willow Fungus

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Always 3

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

It is Very Good

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Kinship

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Cup 2

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

He Left

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Brother-in-Law (F)

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Daughter

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Daughter-in-Law

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Grandfather

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Mother

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Stop Fooling Around

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

When it is Wednesday

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

By Ten

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Contentment

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Enthusiasm

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

I am Disappointed

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

I Am Giving Up

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Leave that Alone for Now

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Female Cousin, POG (F)

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Younger Cousin, PSG (M-F)

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Twice

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Wait for Me

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Born With

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Louse

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Great Grandchild 2

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

You Lie

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Great Great Grandchild

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Older Male Cousin, PSG (M-F)

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

They Have Left

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

He Has Left Already 2

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

I am Saddened by Your ________

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Niece, SOG (M-F)

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

All of You Listen

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My In-Law 2

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Nine 1

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Greetings to All

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Is is True

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Sister-in-Law (M)

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Listen to Him

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Leukemia

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Niece, SSG (M-F)

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

I Regret It

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Not That One

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Stars

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Cloudberries

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Try Eat All Your Food

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Affidavit

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

The Oldest Sister

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Maple

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Brother-in-Law (M)

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My First Grandchild (F)

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

I am Snaring Rabbits

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

I am Grateful to You

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Mom's Sister

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Sweep the Floor

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Affidavit 2

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Forever - Always

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Ham

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Great Grandchild

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

He Left Already

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

I do not See the Horses

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Nephew, SSG (M-F)

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Nine

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Always

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Mullet

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Family

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Mom's Brother

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Once

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Dad's Sister

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Father

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Grandchildren

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Male Cousin, POG (M)

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Son

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

They Look Good

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

I am Tired

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Lettuce

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Older Brother

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Tamarack

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

That is True

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Cup

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

He Has Left Already

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

I Regret It 2

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Grandchildren

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Grandchildren 2

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Grandmother

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My In-Law

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Home

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Nephew, SOG (M-F)

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Younger Sibling

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

When it is Tuesday

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

Apron

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

I am Humble

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

It is Much Too Loud

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

My Friend

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

The Youngest Sibling

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes

I am Well

Gladys Wapass Greyeyes