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Patty Krawec

Patty Krawec is an Anishnaabe Ukranian activist, co-host of the podcast Medicine for the Resistance, and host of the online book club Ambe: A year of Indigenous reading. Patty is a writer and speaker and for 16 years was an active union member and social worker. Her work now centers on examining and disrupting social and political narratives of power. Her first book, Becoming Kin: An Indigenous Call to Unforgetting the Past and Reimagining Our Future, deals with the untangling of Christian colonialism and is available for preorder and other writings have been published by Rampant Magazine and Sojourners. You can find her on twitter @gindaanis and her website daanis.ca.

A kokum pattern skirt made by the author

Solidarity with Ukraine: An Indigenous View

Patty Krawec · March 14, 2022

The story of kokum scarves has long connected Ukrainian refugees and Indigenous peoples of North America. The relationships they represent are an essential kind of solidarity today.

Map of the Potawatomi "Trail of Death" march, Sept. - Nov. 1838.

Nation of Immigrants or Settler Colonialism?

Patty Krawec · October 21, 2021

A new book by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz shows how the myth of a “nation of immigrants” has been used to erase the history of Indigenous peoples in the US.

A lattice of thick white lines grafts onto an indigo-purple gradient, with the word "Ambe" appearing in the interstices.

Ambe: The Space Between Us

Patty Krawec · June 14, 2021

Colonial systems and modes of thought shape and sever our relationships to one another and the world around us. Black and Indigenous literatures point toward a different kind of relationship.

Ambe: A Year of Indigenous Reading

Patty Krawec · April 14, 2021

Reading Indigenous literature matters because Indigenous people matter. The organizer of a powerful reading group on Indigenous and Black stories and histories reflects on their ongoing experience.

A Broadened Sense of Abolition

Patty Krawec · April 6, 2021

Our understanding of innocence, guilt, victims, and criminals shapes the worlds we are able to build. New books by Mariame Kaba and Harsha Walia pry open political possibilities.

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