 Book details:June 1998
ISBN 978-1-55054-661-3
Paperback 6" x 9" 250 pages Social Science / Anthropology Current Affairs $26.95 CAD Awards
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Douglas & McIntyreStolen From Our EmbraceThe Abduction of First Nations Children and the Restoration of Aboriginal CommunitiesThis important and timely book is a balance of the most gruesome elements of assimilation: church-run schools, the child welfare system, survivors of sexual abuse, and Fetal Alcohol Syndrome counter-balanced against heroic stories of children who survived, fought back, and found their way home. Harrrowing stories are presented wherever possible in the first person, by Fournier, a journalist, and Crey, a B.C native spokesperson and activist, and a stolen child himself. The final message is optimistic, suggesting that redress and reconciliation could enrich the entire country by creating healthy aboriginal communities. |
About the Authors Ernie CreyErnie Crey, executive director of the fisheries program for the Sto:lo Nation, is a long-time political activist on behalf of aboriginal children and families ... more >>Related Books The Good Soldiers A Line in the Sand |