Once again, @hotdocs_ Docs For Schools is pleased to partner with Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund for Secret Path Week. The Secret Path Week program features films about Indigenous stories and issues. Legacy Schools are now able to book these films, and films will be made available for an in-class, online screening until October 24th, 2022! For more information, visit: https://hotdocs.ca/docs-for-schools/dfs-in-school/dfs-downie-wenjack (Link in bio) COLONIZATION ROAD - Recommended for grades 7-12 Ryan McMahon travels across Ontario speaking to Indigenous and settler lawyers, historians, researchers and policy makers who provide history, context and solutions surrounding the interconnected roadways built by the colonial government to bring settlers across the country, connect them with resources to create industry and create a nation. RETURNING HOME - Recommended for grades 7-12, contains sensitive content Intertwining narratives of residential school survivors, including Orange Shirt Day founder Phyllis Jack-Webstad, and Indigenous peoples’ relationship with imperiled wild Pacific salmon in Secwépemc territory, this testament to resilience reveals how healing people and healing the natural world are synonymous. TURNING TABLES - Recommended for grades 7-12, may be suitable for 5/6 with teacher preview Pow wow techno pioneer Joshua DePerry, a.k.a. Classic Roots, uniquely integrates the sounds of his Anishinaabe heritage with electronic and house music. Redefining what it means to be urban and Indigenous, he’s preparing to start the next chapter of his life as an artist and educator in the world’s techno capital: Berlin.