Indigenous Storywork
Towards a New Ethnohistory
Tset hikwstexw te sqwelteltset, we hold our language high : the meaning of Halqemelem language renewal in the everyday lives of Sto:lo people by You are asked to witness : the Stó:l¯o in Canada's Pacific Coast history
Being Ts'elxwéyeqw
The Power of Place, the Problem of Time
Ancient Pathways, Ancestral Knowledge
Reclaiming Indigenous Voice and VisionEnter search terms in the box above to find books, e-books, DVDs and streaming videos on your topic. There are variations of the spelling of Sto:lo in the catalogue: Stolo and Stalo. Try the following search tip: Stolo OR Stalo
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UFV library uses the Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) to provide subject access to the items in our collection. "The LCSH terms used to describe Indigenous peoples are outdated and inappropriate in a Canadian context, a fact that has had implications in Canadian libraries for years." Bone, C. (2016) Modifications to the Library of Congress Subject Headings for use by Manitoba archives. Retrieved from http://library.ifla.org/1328/1/151-bone-en.pdf
To understand further how Indigenous terminology has evolved, review Effective Indigenous Terminology in Canadian Legal Research for the Arctic.
A Stó:Lo-Coast Salish - Historical Atlas
Potlatch As PedagogyThe power of place, the problem of time : a study of history and Aboriginal collective identity
The Colonial Present
Makuk : a new history of Aboriginal-white relations