- A cup of coffee with Chelsey Vowel: Intended to start the conversation rather than shut anyone up, this is a book that encourages readers to think about topics they may know next to nothing about and to examine their own biases. The author covers complex topics in an approachable, humorous, and frank manner.
- Academic but approachable: The topics covered in this book are suitable for the classroom but written in such a way that laypersons and younger people can approach and understand.
- Chelsea Vowel is a legal scholar, completed a Masters degree in Native Studies (on Métis Futurisms), became a professor in Indigenous Studies teaching eight courses an academic year, and co-founded the Métis in Space Land Trust.
- Revised edition of a company bestseller: This is one of the first books written about Indigenous (First Nations, Metis, and Inuit)issues for the modern era. It’s been used in secondary and post secondary classrooms across the country. This updated edition includes 40% new content.
- This book is printed on FSC®-certified paper. It was printed in Canada by Friesens. With operations powered by wind and hydroelectricity, Friesens is 100% employee-owned and is committed to minimizing its ecological footprint.
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Indigenous Writes: A Guide to First Nations, Métis & Inuit Issues in Canada
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