Honouring Métis Women

What does it mean to be a Métis woman - in the past and today? Honoring Métis Women examines the important role of Métis women in everyday life and the role they had in preserving Métis culture.
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[@waheedkhatab9913]

As a Métis woman I’m so glad this exists

[@autumnlheureux4231]

Just discovering my First Nation past. It was almost lost to us. But I found us! My connection is Monette/Little Shell, & Monette/Grant/Clearsky. Have even reconnected with family. Found my 3rd great grandpas Metis scrip number...proud of my multilayered roots.

[@alittlewoowoo2214]

Hello fam, Also a grant and clear sky descent. This connection was also buried in my family. Which is such a shame.

[@sarahkoe1903]

I am German, so I have no connection to anything (as far as I know). I am just fascinated. I watched this little film in the hope of finding out more about specific Métis women, i.e. their stories. Unfortunately, only their names are mentioned and it seems they are not too well known, because Google didn't know them. That is really unfortunate for me, seeking to know, understand (and be able to imagine) more. Does anyone know of a website (preferably in English) where such stories are set down? I would really appreciate it!

[@ejdjdj10]

i had to like this cuz i like every youtube video i have to watch for school since i was dared

[@MapleSyrupDrinker]

Im Metis and i'm proud. My Biological dad is white and my mother and her father is metis and my grandpa's dad is full blooded native (i think) and his mom is white or Metis, I haven't learned much about my grandpas parents

[@omerahmed3796]

Ok

[@palpatine2]

I am métis and proud. We are a people. We have power. I like to hear your stories.

[@elverdad6805]

Thank you for creating and posting this video :)

[@veryconcerned1556]

my 7th great grandmother is sympthorose tapakoe n I'm proud

[@therealdeal5106]

Not fair that metis are seen as mixed people of native american and French ancestry but mestzios which are 10 times larger in population than metis and are native american mix Spanish ancestry are considered Hispanic.

[@berlinis1]

No time than the present than to start the process to making that happen. If your comment is a story from your family, you should start making things happen and I wish you the very best. Everyone has their story to tell. Tell you story 🙂

[@calvinmobile179]

Anyone school??

[@itzeadan6793]

yup

[@sparklecity_64]

Yessir

[@jaredkhan7138]

wtf does "any one school" mean LOL

[@0ne_Person4752]

this is my school projectttt

[@yvonneorme6066]

I think everyone is equal

[@cwldiocesan6677]

This a great video but there is nothing here on Marian Larkman who is known as the Mother of the Metis>

[@matthewmann8969]

Most look predominantly European over First Nation

[@Bittiepb]

We are the descendants of mixed marriages during the fur trades and early settlers. Our genetics can throw out any hair or eye or skin colour. We are a people of shared culture and heritage. Our identity is not rooted in shallow physical characteristics.