Pitchblende 2008 at the traumas and experiences

at the traumas and experiences that have shaped them

Emma LaRocque

He also writes about the community's healing and efforts with self-determination

associate director of research at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington

Each part uses poetry to address historical and contemporary moments broadly related to treaties and inspired by the author's many experiences and writing contexts

Pitchblende 2008 at the traumas and experiencesElise Marcella Godfrey lives with her family on the traditional and unceded land of the QayQayt First Nation. At Rabbit Lake in Northern Saskatchewan lies the second largest uranium mine in the western world. For decades, uranium ore and its poisonous by productpitchblende, a highly radioactive rockwere removed, transported, and scattered across the land, forever altering the lives of plants, animals, and people who live there. Elise Marcella Godfreys