Description
Elements of Indigenous Style, by Gregory Younging, is a groundbreaking style guide. In the words of its publisher, Brush Education, “the second edition of Elements continues to offer crucial guidance to everyone who works with words on how to accurately, collaboratively, and ethically participate in projects involving Indigenous Peoples.” In this one-hour session, we will hear from lead editor Warren Cariou about the second edition of this important book—on what it is, how it has been updated, and how magazine writers, editors, and more can work with it. With plenty of time for questions at the end, this is sure to be a fascinating and valuable session. Hosted by Magazines Canada Board member and Elements contributor Napatsi Folger.
Bio
Warren Cariou is a Red River Métis writer, scholar and photographer originally from Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan and currently based at the University of Manitoba, where he is a Distinguished Professor in the Department of English, Theatre, Film & Media. He has studied the oral traditions of Métis and Cree peoples for much of his career, and he has also examined the cultural effects of oil and hydro development upon Indigenous people in the boreal forest region. His publications include works of fiction, criticism and memoir as well as films and photography. He is General Editor of the First Voices, First Texts series of critical editions at the University of Manitoba Press, and he has edited several collections of Indigenous literature and storytelling.
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