Saskatchewan Aboriginal Storytelling 2021
Traditional teacher Kim Soo Goodtrack is of First Nations and Chinese decent and is member of the Lakota Woodmountain Reserve in Southern Saskatchewan. Her Great Grandmother walked to Wood Mountain with Sitting Bull and their people. Kim earned a degree from Simon Fraser University and is a retired...
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University of Regina Library
2021
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10294/16249 |
| Summary: | Traditional teacher Kim Soo Goodtrack is of First Nations and Chinese decent and is member of the Lakota Woodmountain Reserve in Southern Saskatchewan. Her Great Grandmother walked to Wood Mountain with Sitting Bull and their people. Kim earned a degree from Simon Fraser University and is a retired school teacher. She has written several children’s books, curated many art and educational exhibitions across Canada and the U.S. Kim also makes jewellery and has helped produce children’s and educational TV episodes on the Aboriginal People’s Television Network. |
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