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Voices of Kahnawà:ke

Voices of Kahnawà:ke

Auteur(s): students from Kahnawà:ke Survival School and Concordia University’s Department of Journalism
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Voices of Kahnawà:ke is a podcast featuring Indigenous youth sharing stories about their community. Students from Kahnawà:ke Survival School near Montreal came up with the ideas, and worked with students from Concordia University's Department of Journalism to bring their stories to life.

Kristy Snell 2024 Sciences sociales
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