Beautiful You, Beautiful Me (HC) Oneida and to an Elder

and to an Elder

Replace negative talk with positive talk the Jayla way by rejecting the voice of self-doubt and self-hate and replacing it with the voice of self-love and light

and traces the legal struggle in which the Lakota set out to prove the lands were unjustly taken from them

First Peoples House

illness and wholeness

Beautiful You, Beautiful Me (HC) Oneida and to an ElderWritten by Tasha Spillett Sumner, an Inninewak (Cree) and Trinidadian award winning poet and author; and illustrated by Salini Perera. Izzys favorite place to be is in Mamas armsskin to skin, safe and warm. One night, cuddled up on Mamas lap, Izzy notices something shes never noticed before: her skin is the colour of chocolate, but Mamas skin is the colour of sand. When Izzy realizes shes different from Mama in other ways, too, she feels sad and