Editorial
Our stories, our truth
There is a vital energy pulsing through this winter issue of Montréal Serai.
Our Stories, Our Truth
Art
Kahwà:tsire
The effects of intergenerational trauma on both my family and community are felt every day.
Interview
An Interview with Michèle Audette: carrying the hearts of many
The way I see it, I’ve made choices in a context that was imposed on me.
Short Story
Storytelling in Mayan: The Little Deer and the Tiny Star
Sáasil didn’t know how to write at the time, so she told the story to María, her mother, in a combination of Mayan and Spanish, and then both of her parents helped her transcribe it.
Art
Multimedia art, films and poetry by Craig Commanda
What are the ethical concerns with bringing Indigenous languages into cyberspace?
Art
Interview with Alice Cormier, a young Inuk artist
They were right in front of us and I was shaking so much I almost shot my dad’s Ski-doo windshield.
Commentary
India’s Indigenous Peoples and the Rise of Brahminism: Bhima-Koregaon, Then and Now
Independence from British rule did not really improve matters for either the Dalits or the tribespeople as a whole.
Video
NIB8ÏWI (Durant la nuit)
Durant la nuit, j'ai peur.
Short Story
The Emperor and the Crab
Today is a rainy, slushy, windy, still-winter grey day, and my mood matches the weather.
Poetry
Sheets to Die For
sagging above the deep
Meditation
Reflections from the Heart: Journeying Through COVID Isolation
I felt more keenly aware of being a visitor and a guest here on this land — something I had always known instinctively.
Film Review
Reclaiming the screens: Reviews of Trickster and Inconvenient Indian
“We were all family: witches, tricksters, what the ancients call cycles, balances and harmony.”