Ga Gitigemi Gamik

01/23/2026

01/23/2026

Legendary beings from Anishinaabe stories and global mythologies in a breathtaking battle for the realm of dreams.
Set in a world where imagination shapes reality, Dream Catchers follows the Sandman, Spider woman, Morpheus, and Nanabush as they collide in a shifting dreamscape. When an imbalance threatens to unravel the boundary between waking and dreaming, these powerful figures must confront one another — and themselves — to restore harmony before the dream world fractures beyond repair.
Blending physical theatre, movement, and Debajehmujig’s signature storytelling style, Dream Catchers explores themes of creation, chaos, responsibility, and the unseen forces that guide human experience. Audiences will journey through surreal landscapes, encounter tricksters and weavers of fate, and witness a mythic struggle that is both ancient and urgently contemporary.
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/dream-catchers-tickets-1980565552884
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11/09/2025

Rock Your Mocs is an annual celebration held November 9–15 that encourages Indigenous peoples worldwide to wear their moccasins as a proud expression of culture, identity, and unity. Started in 2011, the movement highlights the strength and diversity of Indigenous traditions while inviting everyone to honour Indigenous heritage and take pride in cultural roots — one step at a time.💛❤️🖤🤍🦅

11/09/2025

11/09/2025

New tshirt design coming soon!

01/04/2025

What does practicing food sovereignty look like?

Visit the post for more.

01/04/2025

The graphic recording of the beautiful convening of Food Secure Canada in Montreal November.

Cultural Seeds/Ga Gitigemi Gamik was a part of the Food Justice: land and Labour Panel, and it was transformative.

**created by Graphic Recording of the Convening done by FSC Youth Caucus member Natalie Weder

Check out the event here:
https://foodsecurecanada.org/events/

10/05/2024

The changing colours of the season in Northeastern Ontario...

09/30/2024

We love being a part of folks' learning journeys. This summer, a group of students from the Environmental Humanities Summer Intensive at the Great Lakes Institute came to help, brigade style, and we shared about Indigenous Food Sovereignty and our story here at the farm.
Yaw'ko! Thanks for visiting and helping us make a space for kids to play and be out of the sun! :)

09/04/2024

Beans wonderful INDIGENOUS beans!
Hidatsa Shield Figure
Haudenosaunee Corn Bread
Mohawk Early

09/02/2024

A jungle of rare Indigenous watermelon, tomatillios and jerusalem artichokes (Indian potatoes).