A collective of storytellers

The Indigenous Collective is an ongoing video series that collaborates with Indigenous artists, musicians, performers, and storytellers in order to celebrate their creativity and vibrancy of life! Our production team has been travelling across the country, visiting cities and their homeland to conduct interviews, learn about diverse cultures, and capture stories and performances on camera.

This is a journey that will be ongoing throughout the year and beyond, and you can watch all of our videos below. We will be updating this page with new content regularly, so be sure to check back in soon!

pure fé - singer-songwriter

The Indigenous Collective is an ongoing video series at collaborates with Indigenous artists, musicians, performers, and storytellers in order to celebrate their creativity and vibrancy of life!

FRAZER SUNDOWN - ONEIDA NATION SINGER

Uploaded by kharecom on 2017-07-01.

QUINN SMALLBOY - CREE NATION ARTIST

The Indigenous Collective is an ongoing video series at collaborates with Indigenous artists, musicians, performers, and storytellers in order to celebrate their creativity and vibrancy of life!

David White - traditional men's fancy dancer

Uploaded by kharecom on 2017-07-01.

erik mandawe - Western University

Erik Mandawe speaks about finding himself through connecting with his traditional ceremony and gifts, as well as the role his education has has in his life.

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Jesse Thistle - Award-winning Scholar

We speak with Jesse Thistle at York University to discuss his award-winning work as a historian and scholar.

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Cheyenne White - Dancer & Martial Artist

Cheyenne White speaks about her experiences as a martial artist and traditional dancer as part of The Indigenous Collective video series.

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Sheila Maracle - Indigenous Advisor

Sheila Maracle, Indigenous Advisor for the District School Board of Niagara, tells us about the powerful program she teaches to her students, and how recognizing her own background has impacted her life. This piece is part of The Indigenous Collective video series.

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Andrew Judge and Sharad Kharé pose for a photo in London, Ontario

This project was produced by Andrew Judge and Sharad Kharé, who partnered together under the shared idea that there were important stories of creativity and passion to be shared within the Indigenous communities we have here in Canada.

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