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Innu Tshishennuat (Elders) who contributed to the project
Tshishennish Pasteen, Matinen (Rich) Katshinak, Matinen (Poker) Rich, Shimun Michel, Manian (Ashini) Michel, Pien Penashue, Nishet (Pokue) Penashue, Pinashue Benuen, Munik (Gregoire) Rich, Sheshin (Rich) Rich, Uniam Katshinak, Pinamen (Rich) Katshinak, Shuashem Nui, Etuat Mestenapeo, Nishapet Rich, Anishen (Katshinak) Rich, and Matinen (Selma) Michelin.

Elder consultations in Uashau-Mani-Utenam - Tenesh (Pone) Andrew, Pinashue
Penashue, Mani-Akat Mollen, Etien Mollen, Enen (Nolin) Mollen, Shenum
Mollen, Nashtash (Bellefleur) Bellefleur, and Shushepiss Bellefleur.

Innu translators and interpreters
An (Nuna) Rich, Mani-Shan (Piwas) Edmunds, Tamien Benuen, Mani-Nush Michel, Aniet (Michel) Bartmann, Etien Pastiwet, Nympha Byrne, and John Jack.

Institutional supporters
Canadian Heritage Information Network, Department of Canadian Heritage
Innu Nation, Sheshatshiu and Natuashish, Labrador
Museums Assistance Program, Department of Canadian Heritage
The Rooms, Provincial Museum, Newfoundland and Labrador

Publisher: Government of Canada, Department of Canadian Heritage, Canadian Heritage Information Network

Creator: The Rooms

Date created: 2008-03-25 03:00:07

Date modified: 2008-04-28 02:54:14

URL: http://www.therooms.ca/

Contributor(s): Peter Armitage, curator/facilitator (St. John's, NL), Nympha Byrne, researcher (Natuashish, Labrador) anad Gillian Davidge, education consultant (The Rooms, St. John’s, NL)

Age Range:

Grade 4: 8,9 years

Grade 5: 9,10 years

Grade 6: 10,11 years

Grade 7 (secondaire 1): 11,12 years

Grade 8 (secondaire 2): 12,13 years

Grade 9 (secondaire 3): 13,14 years

Subjects:

Arts
- Art History
Social Sciences
- Sociology
Social Studies
- History and Civilizations
- History
- Canadian History
- Anthropology

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