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The PLEA: Reading Along with The Barren Grounds

The PLEA: Reading Along with The Barren Grounds

Also Available from PLEA

David A. Robertson’s The Barren Grounds - Indigenous Peoples And Canadian Law Learning Guide

Check out PLEA’s new full-length learning resource to support Grade 6 teachers using The Barren Grounds in their English Language Arts programs.

Introducing

indigenous.plea.org:
Legal Information for
Indigenous Communities

Check out PLEA’s website with comprehensive, plain language legal information for Indigenous communities about their rights under Canadian law and Canadian laws that impact Indigenous communities. The new indigenous.plea.org includes videos of information from the site, translated into and read in Cree.

Print Resources for Indigenous Communities

Check out PLEA’s all-new library of resources for Indigenous communities that look at various aspects of Canadian law.

PLEA gratefully acknowledges funding from the Department of Justice Canada for the development and printing of this resource.

PLEA deeply appreciates everyone who contributed to this project by participating in the Needs Assessment or by giving feedback on draft resources, for generously giving their time and expertise.

The beautiful original artwork in this resource was created by Cree artist Linda Lavallee, owner of Cree Nisga’a Clothing.

The Public Legal Education Association of Saskatchewan is located on Treaty 6 Territory and the Homeland of the Métis Nation. Our work extends across Treaty Territories 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 10 and the Homeland of the Métis Nation.