Chanelle Lajoie, still from Bison Hunt, film-in-progress
- Thursday, April 15, 2021
- 6:30pm – 8:00pm
- Online with Zoom
Identity, place, and community: these are common themes woven into Indigenous narratives. Let’s explore the ways in which Indigenous storytellers strengthen their voices, relate their experiences and recount yesteryear as a means to shape tomorrow within these topics on-screen, as they stand alone and intersect.
Everyone welcome! Email [email protected] to receive the Zoom link to the meeting.
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Born on Treaty 1 Territory, Chanelle Lajoie (She/Her/They/Them) is a Queer Métis multi-disciplinary artist honouring, engaging and amplifying the voices of her communities through storytelling. Lajoie is currently participating in MAWA’s Foundation Mentorship Program, which has prepared her to take on GrandMother/Tongue with Toronto Queer Film Festival’s DIY Lab Mentorship Program (2021) and Bison Hunt with ImagineNATIVE’s Doc Salon Fellowship (2021).