She calls me back to my body: On rebecca belmore's Indian factory

Kwe becomes the moon, touches herself so she can feel full again

Decolonial love letters to our bodies with Gwen benaway

Hands OFF! On Indigenous WOmen's love and labour in the institution

ANISHINAABE ART-MAKING AS FALLING IN LOVE: REFLECTIONS ON ARTISTIC PROGRAMMING FOR URBAN INDIGENOUS YOUTH

CHAPTER 1: BEING IN FULL: ANISHINAABE ART AS LIFE AND ANISHINAABE BODY AS HOMELAND

CHAPTER 2: OUR BODIES ARE OUR ARCHIVES

CHAPTER 3: ANISHINAABE ARCHIVES IN THE CITY: COMING TO LOVE OUR URBAN BODIES

CHAPTER 4: I AM ONE LOVE-FILLED ANISHINAABEKWE: ON INDIGENOUS WOMEN'S LOVE AND LABOUR IN THE INSTITUTION

CHAPTER 5: ANISHINAABE ARTISTIC METHODOLOGIES: EXPLORING THE DEVELOPMENT AND FACILITATION OF THE INDIGENOUS YOUTH RESIDENCY PROGRAM