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A powerful testimony and painful truth about Indian boarding schools and the atrocious human
rights violations carried out by the religious and the government. We honor the survivors courage
to break the silence and tell their stories. Chi miigwich to Lajimodiere for chronicling her journey to
healing for others. Christine Diindiisi McCleave, Executive Officer, National Native American
Boarding School Healing Coalition --National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition
Read more 'Stringing Rosaries by Denise Lajimodiere is an essential book for all people of good
conscience. It imparts the history of assimilationist government boarding schools for Indigenous
Americans through interviews with sixteen survivors, all from the Northern Plains. As children at
the southern border of the United States experience isolation and incarceration, this book adds to
literature on the tragic consequences.' —Denise Low, author of Turtle’s Beating Heart: One
FamilyÂ’s Story of Lenape Survival 'Stringing Rosaries is a stunning recitation of the experiences
of survivors of the boarding schools that were a result of the disastrous and misguided boarding
school policy adopted and implemented by the federal government in the early and later 1880s.
Lajimodiere lays bare the pain and unresolved trauma of those who were subjected to the schools,
and she provides the basis for understanding the source of that trauma from one generation to the
next. A must read.' —Donald R. Wharton, Sr. Attorney, Native American Rights Fund
'Lajimodiere captures Indian boarding school survivor stories in their own words with sometimes
gut-wrenching detail. These courageous voices demonstrate the complexity of survivor
experiences, while LajimodiereÂ’s emotional journey as an inter-generational survivor help
contextualize stories of resilience and healing. Stringing Rosaries is an important contribution to
the growing body of literature on Indian boarding schools told from Indigenous perspectives.'
—Louellyn White (Mohawk), Carlisle Indian Industrial School descendant; Assoc. Professor of
First Peoples Studies, Concordia University, Montreal; author of Free to Be Mohawk: Indigenous

Education at the Akwesasne Freedom School, 'A powerful testimony and painful truth about Indian
boarding schools and the atrocious human rights violations carried out by the religious and the
government. We honor the survivorsÂ’ courage to break the silence and tell their stories. Chi
miigwich to Lajimodiere for chronicling her journey to healing for others.' —Christine Diindiisi
McCleave, Executive Officer, National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition Read
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