Artwork by Giiniw-Ikwe

10/10/2026

10/10/2026

NEED YOUR HELP!with consent of the mother, I can now post. Please share this! I will provide proof of e-transfer. I will cover all fees for shipping as well as donating my art for this family.
We all are one moment away from something devastating. miigwetch for your time!

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09/09/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Awareness Month.
This year marks the final year of the triennial theme "Changing the Narrative on Su***de" — and the call is simple and powerful: Start the Conversation.
In our small northern communities, we all know someone who has struggled quietly. We don't always have the right words, but we can show up. We can listen without judgment. We can remind someone that they matter, that they belong, and that help exists.
If you've been carrying something heavy lately, please know your reason is reason enough to reach out. You don't have to have the perfect words. You just have to start.
Let's change the narrative together — from silence to support, from stigma to care.
You are not alone. You are needed here.
World Su***de Prevention Day is September 10. National Su***de Prevention Week is September 6-12. Crisis Line Day is September 8.
If you need support right now, 24/7:
In Canada: Call or text 9-8-8 for the Su***de Crisis Helpline
Kids Help Phone: Call 1-800-668-6868 or text CONNECT to 686868
In the US: Call or text 988
***dePreventionMonth ***dePreventionDay

09/05/2026

Raven

Cultural Meaning and SymbolismHonesty (Gwekwaadziwin): In Ojibwe teachings, the raven is the animal symbol for honesty as part of the Seven Grandfather Teachings.Integrity: The raven represents walking through life with truth, recognizing and accepting who you are, and using your own unique gifts to survive and thrive without trying to imitate or deceive others.

Ink on 9”x12” textured paper-thick