Native Adoptee Home Pages

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Richard Braden-Ogima Artist, writer, filmmaker - this young man conveys the resilience and beauty of his people and uses his storytelling gift to empower others.

The Native Canadian Dave Morrison of the Six Nations brings us a cornucopia for the brain and for the eyes.

Mark Seabrook, gifted Ojibwe artist, poet, writer, performer, and playwright.

Aboriginal, Indigenous, Native, Indian, First Nations Social Work by Raven Pelletier Sinclair, PhD candidate - an excellent resource.

Jeffrey Lee's Homepage Traditional Dancer, Actor and Firefighter (not necessarily in that order).

NAONASA G. Joseph Dreaver's "Cyber Sci-Fi Novel" explores the life of a fictional Native American and his journey and experience of being raised through adoption and growing up away from his family, and people.

Six Nations Adoptees Dedicated to adoptees, birth parents and birth siblings of the Iroquois Nations.

Young Once, Indian Forever is dedicated to Indian Peoples who were adopted out or fostered and are now trying to reconnect "home".

Sky at Dawn describes one adoptee's search for his brothers.

Whispering Eagle's Homepage A beautiful site.

Litespirit's Homepage Lovely graphics and plenty of wisdom.

Aboriginal Organizations

Assembly of First Nations (AFN) is the national representative organization of the First Nations in Canada.

Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) is the sole national representative organization whose affiliates are open to over 800,000 off-reserve Indian, Inuit, and Metis people.

Métis National Council is the national representative of the Métis Nation in Canada.

The Other Métis As the title of this site implies, the emphasis of the information presented here will be related to those Métis who are not represented by the better known Canadian prairie Métis organizations and their national organization, the Metis National Council.

Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami – ITK – is the national Inuit organization in Canada.

Aboriginal Healing Foundation's mission is to encourage and support Aboriginal people in building and reinforcing sustainable healing processes that address the legacy of Physical Abuse and Sexual Abuse in the Residential School system, including intergenerational impacts.

Geneology

The National Archives of Canada including Aboriginal Peoples - Guide to the Records of the Government of Canada.

The National Library of Canada.

A Geneological Guide to the Provincial Archives of Manitoba.

Aboriginal Peoples in the Archives: A Guide to Sources in the Archives of Ontario.

Access Genealogy Native American Links.

See also Contacts and Addresses for more links to organizations dealing specifically with adoption or repatriation issues.

Miscellaneous

Where Are the Children? attempts to give voice to the untold stories of so many Aboriginal boys and girls who attended residential schools in Canada from 1831 to the 1990's.

The Carlisle Indian Industrial School is a glimpse at the residential school system that affected so many communities in the U.S. and Canada.

Oyate is an organization that researches Native literature for children.

Aboriginal Connections contains all the links you will ever need for and about indigenous people.

Turtle Island Native Network provides up-to-the-minute aboriginal news and information.

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