Pushing the boundaries of ceremony and culture

Update: 2017-07-08

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From social media at ceremonies to LGBT powwows, Indigenous traditions aren't things that are stuck in the past. They're changing and evolving - and it's young people leading that shift.

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Pushing the boundaries of ceremony and culture

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Pushing the boundaries of ceremony and culture

Pushing the boundaries of ceremony and culture