Nedaa Show Catalogue - Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon

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Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 11 20/12/1993 HOME VIDEO-CHRISTMAS TREE HUNT BY: PAUL BIRCKEL & FAMILY HOME VIDEO-CHRISTMAS TREE HUNT BY: PAUL BIRCKEL & FAMILY 11 20/12/1993 Christmas Show GREETINGS 11 20/12/1993 An animated story of a little native boy's Christmas spent in the bush with his grandfather. Somehow Christmas to Lawrence is just not the same without his Grandmother who had to stay in the community this year. Things aren't as bad as they seem however, as Granny still manages to make this Christmas a special one for Lawrence 14 10/01/1994 The spectacular scenery of Kluane National Park is the backdrop for this documentary following several of Canada's top artists on their 1993 trip to the Yukon. We see how the beauty and peacefulness of the region inspires each in a different way. LOUISE PROFIET- LAWRENCES CHRISTMAS VIC ISTCHENKO-KLUANE ART EXPENDITION 15 17/01/1994 Science and Biology experts consider applications of traditional native ways GORDON LOVERIN-LIVING WITH MOTHER EARTH 16 24/01/1994 Profile of Elizabeth Anderson - Courtworker. Over the past couple of years justice experiments like circle sentencing have brought national attention on the Yukon Legal system. 17 31/01/1994 The Society of Yukon Artists of Native Ancestry (SYANA) sponsors this annual festival designed to promote First Nations talent and performers. This program includes several highlights of the event from the Yukon Arts Centre. 17 31/01/1994 Stickgambling is a unique and entertaining part of Yukon First Nations culture and history. It has recently experienced a revival and the Yukon Stickgambling Championships are now an annual event. This program explains the rules and provides some excellent examples of stickgambling at its best. DINAH GASTON-CAREER SERIES-ELIZABETH ANDERSON-COURT WORKER EARL DARBYSHIRE- TOUCH THE EARTH CONCERT @ ART CENTRE EARL DARBYSHIRE- STICKGAMBLING DEMONSTRATION 17 31/01/1994 CAREER SERIES-RON CHAMBERS PARK RANGER DINAH GASTON-CAREER SERIES-RON CHAMBERS PARK RANGER 19 14/02/1994 Profile of Doris Johns - Native Language Teacher. A teacher in Beaver Creek teaching children at the elementary level the different ways of the traditional lifestyle. DINAH GASTON CAREER SERIES-DORIS JOHNS- LANGUAGE TEACHER 20 28/02/1994 Spousal Assault - Charles Linklater Spousal Assault - Charles Linklater 20 28/02/1994 Bobby Woods Interview Bobby Woods Interview 21 07/03/1994 BRENDA CHAMBERS/VERA MCGINTY-WOMEN SERIES BRENDA CHAMBERS/VERA MCGINTY-WOMEN SERIES 21 07/03/1994 Every year Han people from around the Yukon gather at the traditional village of Moosehide near Dawson City to hear stories of the way life used to be and to discuss strategies for keeping their culture and language alive. 21 07/03/1994 Belinda Stick, National Role Model for the Yukon and Gwen Wally a mother of two small children discuss the importance of role models and the responsibility of being one. 21 07/03/1994 Ben Johnson is a Native Journeyman whose career is very interesting in Dawson City. He demonstrates the various items that he worked on during his professional arrow as journeyman. You see remarkable antiques of carving. CHARLES LINKLATER-HAN GATHERING @ MOOSEHIDE PANEL DISCUSSION-Role Models DINAH GASTON-CAREER SERIES-BEN JOHNSON JOURNEYMAN 22 07/03/1994 BRENDA CHAMBERS/VERA MCGINTY-WOMEN SERIES BRENDA CHAMBERS/VERA MCGINTY-WOMEN SERIES 57:50 16:59 13:08 15:17 Page 24 of 58
Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 22 07/03/1994 Three panelists were part of the first wave of women who helped to change the role of women in society. They discuss what motivated them, who their role models were and the sacrifices they and their families faced. Dorothy Wabusca, Adeline Webber, Pamela Adamson 23 14/03/1994 The panelists represent three generations of women who are involved with preserving their culture. Ingrid Johnson (Tlingit), Kath Kushniruk (S Tutchone), Mida Donnessey (Kaska). Discussion on what has been done and what women can do in the future to preserve language and culture. 24 18/03/1994 Panelists discuss the impact of Circle Sentencing and Tribal Justice in the communities. The role women played in implementing the programs. The negative and positive aspects of the programs.Sophie Smarch, Barb Hume, Rose Couch, Eileen Wally. 25 28/03/1994 Panelists discuss what is happening to First Nations in the educational system now and in the past. Meeting the needs of different learning styles, integration of traditional education. Cathy Davidson, Norma Shorty 26 04/04/1994 This powerful sequel to the 1988 production of Mission School Syndrome looks at the impact of residential schools on its former students. How do they cope with day to day life; how are their families affected? It is not uncommon for these former students to experience difficulties with drugs and alcohol. This program looks at some of the efforts underway in Yukon communities to help former residential school students heal and lead productive, happy lives, while coming to terms with the abuse many suffered in these schools. Explicit language - viewer discretion is advised. 26 04/04/1994 A profile of the South American music group Ancient Cultures. Members discuss their music, its importance and their success in the international music market. PANEL DISCUSSION- WOMEN AND SOCIAL CHANGES PANEL DISCUSSION-ORAL HISTORY, LANGUAGE AND CULTURE PANEL DISCUSSION- CIRCLE SENTENCING PANEL DISCUSSION- EDUCATION VIC ISTCHENKO-HEALING THE MISSION SCHOOL SYNDROME (68MINS) CHARLES LINKLATER- ANCIENT CULTURES 68 mins 08:10 Page 25 of 58
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