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Jumps-From-Cloud-to-Cloud (Aa'aazhawaana kwadaashiik) with pipe. Berens River, Manitoba. Treaty 5. ca 1930. Named by Pat Ningewance.

Photo: Alfred Irving Hallowell | © American Philosophical Society

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Jumps-From-Cloud-to-Cloud (Aa'aazhawaana kwadaashiik) with pipe. Berens River, Manitoba. Treaty 5. ca 1930. Named by Pat Ningewance.

Photo: Alfred Irving Hallowell | © American Philosophical Society

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Young man and three women: Noted as ‘Cree from Norway House, Cross or Grand Rapids, Manitoba.’ ca. 1930. Unnamed

Photo: Alfred Irving Hallowell | © American Philosophical Society

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Young man and three women: Noted as ‘Cree from Norway House, Cross or Grand Rapids, Manitoba.’ ca. 1930. Unnamed

Photo: Alfred Irving Hallowell | © American Philosophical Society

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Inusiq Qavavou’s string game. Photograph in Iqaluit ca. 1960.

Photo: Rosemary Gilliat | © Library and Archives Canada

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Inusiq Qavavou’s string game. Photograph in Iqaluit ca. 1960.

Photo: Rosemary Gilliat | © Library and Archives Canada

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An Inuk girl smiles at the camera while doing a string game in Iqaluit, ca. 1960. 

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Dakota artist Oscar Howe with his wife, Heidi Howe and daughter Inge Dawn, at home ca. 1968.

Photo: Howe Estate | © Digital Library of South Dakota

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Dakota artist Oscar Howe with his wife, Heidi Howe and daughter Inge Dawn, at home ca. 1968.

Photo: Howe Estate | © Digital Library of South Dakota

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@stevesplace good question

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@stevesplace good question

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Women riders: Maggie Big Belly (fr), Sarah Crowchild (fl), Hilda Many Horses (bl), (br) unknown. Photograph taken on Tsuut’ina Nation, Alberta ca. 1925.

Photo: Arnold Lupson | © Glenbow Archives

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Women riders: Maggie Big Belly (fr), Sarah Crowchild (fl), Hilda Many Horses (bl), (br) unknown. Photograph taken on Tsuut’ina Nation, Alberta ca. 1925.

Photo: Arnold Lupson | © Glenbow Archives

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Dene musician and broadcaster Albert Canadien in the CFYK studio in Yellowknife, NWT in 1960 where he hosted the popular music request show, 'Gather Round.’

Photo: Henry Busse | © NWT Archives

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Dene musician and broadcaster Albert Canadien in the CFYK studio in Yellowknife, NWT in 1960 where he hosted the popular music request show, 'Gather Round.’

Photo: Henry Busse | © NWT Archives

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A Richard Harrington photograph, captioned ‘Indian girl with sled dog puppies,’ taken in the Cree community of Manto Sakahigan (God’s Lake), Manitoba circa 1960. (Unnamed)

Photo: Richard Harrington | © Library and Archives Canada

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A Richard Harrington photograph, captioned ‘Indian girl with sled dog puppies,’ taken in the Cree community of Manto Sakahigan (God’s Lake), Manitoba circa 1960. (Unnamed)

Photo: Richard Harrington | © Library and Archives Canada

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Cabinet card portrait of two Iroquois musicians, dated ca. 1870. Probably taken in New York State.

Photo: Unknown | © The Trustees of the British Museum

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Cabinet card portrait of two Iroquois musicians, dated ca. 1870. Probably taken in New York State.

Photo: Unknown | © The Trustees of the British Museum

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Portrait of Sam Raddi, Inuvik, NWT ca. 1977. Raddi was a founder of the Committee of Original People’s Entitlement (COPE), the first Inuvialuit political organization.

Photo: James Jerome (Gwich’in)

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Portrait of Sam Raddi, Inuvik, NWT ca. 1977. Raddi was a founder of the Committee of Original People’s Entitlement (COPE), the first Inuvialuit political organization.

Photo: James Jerome (Gwich’in)

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Studio portrait of a touring Iroquois performer. Photograph taken in New York City, ca. 1870-1880. Unnamed.

Photo: Charles Eisenmann | © The Trustees of the British Museum

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Studio portrait of a touring Iroquois performer. Photograph taken in New York City, ca. 1870-1880. Unnamed.

Photo: Charles Eisenmann | © The Trustees of the British Museum

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Anishinaabe Elder Art Solomon (1914-1997) with his niece Lorna Dennis. Photograph taken in Toronto in 1991.

Photo: Rick Ellington | © Toronto Star Archives

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Anishinaabe Elder Art Solomon (1914-1997) with his niece Lorna Dennis. Photograph taken in Toronto in 1991.

Photo: Rick Ellington | © Toronto Star Archives

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Charlotte Edith Anderson Monture. 1890-1996 (Kanien’kehá:ka): Denied nurse training in Canada because she was Indigenous, Monture went to the United States and trained in Philadelphia and also served eighteen months in France in the US Army Nurse Corps during WWI. She was also the first Indian woman to vote in a Canadian federal election given her status as a wartime nurse (indigenous women couldn’t vote until 1960). She passed in 1996 as the last surviving Six Nation WWI veteran.

Photo: Cozens

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Charlotte Edith Anderson Monture. 1890-1996 (Kanien’kehá:ka): Denied nurse training in Canada because she was Indigenous, Monture went to the United States and trained in Philadelphia and also served eighteen months in France in the US Army Nurse Corps during WWI. She was also the first Indian woman to vote in a Canadian federal election given her status as a wartime nurse (indigenous women couldn’t vote until 1960). She passed in 1996 as the last surviving Six Nation WWI veteran.

Photo: Cozens

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Lewis Bennett (Deerfoot) 1830-1896. Seneca runner Bennett won his first race in 1856 at the Erie County fair, his fame spread and an English sports promoter heard of Deerfoot and booked him on a 20-month European tour, where he went from ‘novelty runner,’ to winning races, to becoming the world record holder.

Photo: George Newbold | © The Trustees of the British Museum

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Lewis Bennett (Deerfoot) 1830-1896. Seneca runner Bennett won his first race in 1856 at the Erie County fair, his fame spread and an English sports promoter heard of Deerfoot and booked him on a 20-month European tour, where he went from ‘novelty runner,’ to winning races, to becoming the world record holder.

Photo: George Newbold | © The Trustees of the British Museum

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Theresa Billette, age 15, and her sister, Delia, aged five, from Buffalo River Dene Nation, stitching beads on moosehide moccasins. Rosemary Gilliat photo taken on March 19, 1955. Part of ‘Turning the Lens’ exhibition opening Mar 23 @atTheMAG

© Library and Archives Canada.

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Theresa Billette, age 15, and her sister, Delia, aged five, from Buffalo River Dene Nation, stitching beads on moosehide moccasins. Rosemary Gilliat photo taken on March 19, 1955. Part of ‘Turning the Lens’ exhibition opening Mar 23 @atTheMAG

© Library and Archives Canada.

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Autumn dancing in downtown Ottawa during Idle No More on December 21, 2012

Photo: Unknown

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Autumn dancing in downtown Ottawa during Idle No More on December 21, 2012

Photo: Unknown

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Woman of Qoylluriti, 1925

Photo: Martín Chambi (Quechua) | © Jan Mulder Collection

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Woman of Qoylluriti, 1925

Photo: Martín Chambi (Quechua) | © Jan Mulder Collection

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1973: Mabel Mandomin and Karen Lavallee work during a fashion course at The Native Indian Centre in Toronto. Original caption: ‘About 50 youngsters; most of them Ojibwa high school girls; take course every Tuesday and Thursday.’

Photo: Harold Barkley | © Toronto Star Archives

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1973: Mabel Mandomin and Karen Lavallee work during a fashion course at The Native Indian Centre in Toronto. Original caption: ‘About 50 youngsters; most of them Ojibwa high school girls; take course every Tuesday and Thursday.’

Photo: Harold Barkley | © Toronto Star Archives

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Studio portrait of Sam Fineday (left), Ed Fox (right) and O-Hoo (centre). Photograph taken ca. 1918 at a Saskatchewan studio.

Photo: Unknown | © Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan

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Studio portrait of Sam Fineday (left), Ed Fox (right) and O-Hoo (centre). Photograph taken ca. 1918 at a Saskatchewan studio.

Photo: Unknown | © Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan

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Artist Kenojuak Ashevak at work in her studio, Kinngait (Cape Dorset), ca. 1960.

Photo: Rosemary Gilliat | © Library and Archives Canada

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Artist Kenojuak Ashevak at work in her studio, Kinngait (Cape Dorset), ca. 1960.

Photo: Rosemary Gilliat | © Library and Archives Canada

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Photo of Inuk artist Kenojuak Ashevak in her studio (canvas tent) in Kinngait, 1960.