FNCCB First Nation Community Capacity Building

PLEASE SHARE: A set of twins from Eskasoni First Nation has started a podcast about life as Mi’kmaq women in their early twenties. https://www.capebretonpost.com//eskasoni-twins-start-pod/

https://www.ctvnews.ca//72-per-cent-of-canadians-say-mi-km

A great story of how a fail by CNN turned into an opportunity for communication and awareness of Indigenous issues. This oversight spurred a phenomenon across both the US and Canada and the #somethingelse movement was born. So instead of becoming angry or insulted, many indigenous people across Turtle Island have embraced #somethingelse to use it as an opportunity to educate other about our marginalization and stereotypes while having a little fun with it at the same time. This speaks to humor and resilience of our people. #somethingelse #Indigenous