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Check out this video of Noah Green, a 12-year-old singer from the Indigenous hand drum group, Chubby Cree. When asked what this song is about, he says it’s something women can dance and heal to. | CBC Calgary

Check out this video of Noah Green, a 12-year-old singer from the Indigenous hand drum group, Chubby Cree. When asked what this song is about, he says it’s something women can dance and heal to. | CBC Calgary

6.2M viewsMar 17, 2022

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Indigenous hip-hop group reunites after 12-year hiatus

Indigenous hip-hop group reunites after 12-year hiatus

CBCJanell Henry

Recently, Rowntree and James Bolton public school students participated in an Indigenous education session related to arts and math. A professional drum making and Indigenous Knowledge Keeper shared their knowledge of culture and the art of making Indigenous drums. #IndigenousHistoryMonth Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation | Peel District School Board

Recently, Rowntree and James Bolton public school students participated in an Indigenous education session related to arts and math. A professional drum making and Indigenous Knowledge Keeper shared their knowledge of culture and the art of making Indigenous drums. #IndigenousHistoryMonth Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation | Peel District School Board

5.9K viewsJun 11, 2019

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Winnipeg group raising awareness for MMIWG2S

Winnipeg group raising awareness for MMIWG2S

Winnipeg cab companies, Indigenous community propose new advocate to improve women's safety

Winnipeg cab companies, Indigenous community propose new advocate to improve women's safety

CBCCameron MacLean

Drumming is sacred in many Indigenous cultures. Gathering around the drum is an act of unity, connecting generations through songs that carry stories of the past and form strong bonds for the future. Every beat is a declaration: We are still here. As we approach the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the sound of the drum calls on all of us to listen. It reminds us to honour Survivors, acknowledge the truths of our shared history, and take meaningful steps toward reconciliation. Ontario.

Drumming is sacred in many Indigenous cultures. Gathering around the drum is an act of unity, connecting generations through songs that carry stories of the past and form strong bonds for the future. Every beat is a declaration: We are still here. As we approach the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the sound of the drum calls on all of us to listen. It reminds us to honour Survivors, acknowledge the truths of our shared history, and take meaningful steps toward reconciliation. Ontario.

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Alberta’s Chubby Cree hand drum group healing others through Indigenous song

Alberta’s Chubby Cree hand drum group healing others through Indigenous song

Toronto drum circle members celebrate Indigenous culture and tradition

31 viewsJun 21, 2022

On a winter evening at the Forest Lawn Activity Centre, a room teems with Indigenous youth, numerous volunteers, and an Indigenous Elder. Workshop leader Sonny Campbell quiets the room by explaining the significance of the raw materials laid on tables in front of nine attentive students. Each place is laid with a round of damp deer hide, a white ash hoop, long lengths of rawhide lacing, a sturdy wooden stick, and a square of bronzed leather. Once assembled, the drum acts as a sacred tool to brid

14.8K viewsDec 4, 2023

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9 Indigenous musicians reflect on what truth and reconciliation means to them

CBCRhiannon Johnson

Sound On♥ The drum is the oldest musical instrument on earth. For thousands of years, the indigenous people of Canada used the drum to share stories, to pray & to heal. The songs are sung in the many different languages across multiple Indigenous Nations. The drum sound you hear mimics the heartbeat and is also the first sound you hear in the your mother's womb. Video courtesy of Alberta's own most awesome TikToker @notoriouscree. For more information on CFN's Indigenous Education Program visit

375 viewsSep 28, 2021

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"We have the power to change things." Meet three Winnipeg women who have been working against the clock to galvanize the Indigenous community to vote on October 19. Will they reach their goal? CBC News #PledgeToVote CBC Politics CBC Manitoba | CBC Indigenous

290 viewsOct 16, 2015

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Drumming Alive: Two High Schools, One Powerful Cultural Journey Two Winnipeg School Division high schools are breathing new life into Indigenous cultural traditions through their remarkable drumming groups: the « Oshkii Ogitchidaa » (Young Warriors) at Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute (DMCI) and the “Good Heart Elk Singers” at Tec Voc High School. Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute’s first traditional drum group, « Oshkii Ogitchidaa, Young Warriors, » started in January 2024 with 12 studen

147 viewsNov 8, 2024

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‘So empowering’: All-female Indigenous drumming group gains new support

Indigenous leaders and advocates in Winnipeg say the MMIWG crisis is a national state of emergency

Indigenous women's families denounce Winnipeg landfill search opponents

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Ann’s Eye: 3 generations of Indigenous women talk about their drumming journeys

This all-female Indigenous drumming circle is lifting up women in Newfoundland | CBC Arts

CBCCandice Walsh

CBC Indigenous Fawn Wood and Dallas Waskahat hosted the first all women's singing special in B.C. at the 4th Annual Stalew Powwow in Langley. The competition honoured Wood's grandmother Quay-Na-Wjt (Florence Thomas) and was the first time an all women's category has been held at a powwow in B.C., says Wood. Quay-Na-Wit has been a drum keeper for Fraser Valley singers since 1998. The group was started by her late husband in 1966. Wood says Fraser Valley is the oldest powwow drum group in B.C., an

6.4K views8 months ago

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Female Indigenous singers making their mark in music world

141 viewsDec 28, 2021

Global NewsBrady Ratzlaff

Gina Daniels on Instagram: "Drum group #powwow #fyp #love #this #life #indigenous #traditional"

4.3K views4 months ago

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The women on that drum group were deadly! it was an honor to dance to their beat. #fypfeather #chemawaindianschool #nativetiktoks #IndigenousMusician #indigenoustiktok

489 views2 months ago

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88.7K viewsJun 18, 2015

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Meet our Drum Group: Leya Stringer #indigenousartist #indigenouswomen ...

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The Descendants: Generational Drum Group Performance

9.7K views11 months ago

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Winnipeg Performance Featuring Talented Twins

2.6K views9 months ago

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Traditional Hand Drum Songs

54.7K viewsMay 19, 2020

YouTubeBernice Jensen

Indigenous Drumming Online

4.8K viewsNov 18, 2020

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Hand Drum Teachings Webinar

55.3K viewsJun 9, 2020

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Traditional Inuit Drum Dance

25.8K viewsJan 15, 2017

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