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'Listen, read, watch, take in, engage. Don't stop after the day,' writes Jillian Morris

Jillian Morris shares the story of why the Cornhusk Doll does not have a face and its lesson of humility and gratitude

Columnist and Indigenous storyteller, Jillian Morris, reflects on one year of writing columns, Indigneous People's Day, Indigenous History Month, and Canada Day

'A gift from Creator for the wellness and entertainment of our people. It was used as preparation for hunting and for battle. The game brought an end to disagreements. It was played for unwell family and tribal members. It united the people,' writes Jillian Morris

'I feel like I’m living my redemption story now. To honour that teen who internalized the ignorance of others,' writes Jillian Morris

'Haudenosaunee people come from matriarchal societies ... women are fierce. We are warriors,' says columnist Jillian Morris

'I want you to experience this for yourself,' says Jillian Morris writing about learning and connecting to Black history

Silence is key to clear the clouded mind, writes Jillian Morris

Indigenous storyteller Jillian Morris encourages Canadians to seek out stories, and to commit to equity

Indigenous storyteller, Jillian Morris, returns to traditional stories for guidance in times of doubt