In this episode, Cheryl and Kay talk about cultural appropriation and how the law in Canada isn't protecting Indigenous knowledge. Indigenous nations have limited options stop appropriation, so personal choices matter when deciding to make quillwork or wielding purchasing power. If you would like to submit a listener question or contact the artists, please email epekwitkquillsisters@gmail.com

In this episode, Cheryl and Kay talk about cultural appropriation and how the law in Canada isn't protecting Indigenous knowledge. Indigenous nations have limited options stop appropriation, so personal choices matter when deciding to make quillwork or wielding purchasing power. If you would like to submit a listener question or contact the artists, please email epekwitkquillsisters@gmail.com

In this episode, Cheryl and Kay talk about cultural appropriation and how the law in Canada isn't protecting Indigenous knowledge. Indigenous nations have limited options stop appropriation, so personal choices matter when deciding to make quillwork or wielding purchasing power. If you would like to submit a listener question or contact the artists, please email epekwitkquillsisters@gmail.com&nbsp;

Cultural appropriation...please don't!

Join a group of Mi'kmaq porcupine quill workers as they share the stories behind their art. Every week, Cheryl and Kay come together to talk about their experiences as contemporary quillers using traditional techniques. Episodes will share tales about harvesting, learning how to create traditional designs, and what happens when you ran out of materials during the middle of winter.

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Cultural appropriation...please don't!

Cultural appropriation...please don't!