Kainai LandScapes Photo Essay

Acknowledgement Protocol

Please read this Acknowledgement before the start of this video to respect the knowledge that is being shared and the Land of the People where the knowledge originates:

The original signatories for The Articles of Treaty 7 include the Blackfoot, Blood, Peigan, Sarcee, and Stoney Nations as well as Her Majesty the Queen of England on behalf of Canada. Treaty 7, signed on September 22, 1877 describes the expansive lands exchanged for benefits promised in perpetuity to the descendants of the signatories, which include health care, schools, and reserved land. The Treaty is a living document, all people living in Treaty 7 territory are treaty members bound with mutual responsibilities to support peaceful co-existence.

What is the Land Acknowledgement where you live?

This video is primarily intended for:

Families

First Nations

Indigenous Communities

Non-Indigenous Audiences

Creative Team

Name	Role/Job Title	Place
Wacey	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Tia	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Leon	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Ariel	Youth Photograher	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Kristen	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Carol	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Jeff	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Myra	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Janice	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Bryon	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Sam	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Kandis	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Marna	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Bill	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Gary	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Marie	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Tom	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Zenna	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Marnia	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Carol	Youth Photographer	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Shawna Fox	Project Coordinator	Káínaiwa, southern Alberta
Linda Many Guns	NCCIE Regional Lead, Alberta	Calgary, Alberta

This video is about:

youth connections with Blackfoot landscapes in southern Alberta

in: Káínaiwa, AB

Video Details

Length of Video	8:04 minutes
Is there content in this video that is inappropriate to show young children? No

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Questions?

Please contact Linda Many Guns for more information.