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Homeland Journey
by Stewart Muir
Homeland Journey is a documentary interview series from Resource Works that travels into the territories of Indigenous nations across western Canada to let their own leaders tell their own stories.Each episode is a sit-down conversation, filmed on the land it's about, with hereditary chiefs, elected leaders, and community members who are working to revive their languages and cultures while building real economic self-determination for their people — through forestry, energy, mining, and other resource partnerships that are made on their own terms.Homeland Journey doesn't come at these conversations as outsiders explaining a community from a distance. It sits down, listens, and lets the people who carry the names, the laws, and the responsibility for their territories speak for themselves — about governance and hereditary law, about the land and what it means to them, about the hard history that got their nations here, and about what self-determination looks like when i
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Homeland Journey is a documentary interview series from Resource Works that travels into the territories of Indigenous nations across western Canada to let their own leaders tell their own stories.Each episode is a sit-down conversation, filmed on the land it's about, with hereditary chiefs, elected leaders, and community members who are working to revive their languages and cultures while building real economic self-determination for their people — through forestry, energy, mining, and other resource partnerships that are made on their own terms.Homeland Journey doesn't come at these conversations as outsiders explaining a community from a distance. It sits down, listens, and lets the people who carry the names, the laws, and the responsibility for their territories speak for themselves — about governance and hereditary law, about the land and what it means to them, about the hard history that got their nations here, and about what self-determination looks like when i
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Stewart Muir
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