Roots of Identity: River and Resilience

This chapter delves into the intimate relationship between the speaker and a river, reflecting on cherished memories with their grandfather and the cultural significance of water. It also addresses the struggles of the Nuhalk people in preserving their language and identity amidst historical trauma and the impacts of residential schools. Through personal anecdotes and community initiatives like a radio station, the chapter underscores the importance of reclaiming cultural heritage and the role of storytelling in fostering connections to the past.