Mi’kmaw Elder Sister Dorothy Moore has spent a lifetime advocating for her people. Her story begins in Membertou, Nova Scotia, and spans her survival of the residential school system, her induction as the first Mi'kmaw person in a Roman Catholic order, her decades of service as a teacher, and her ongoing advocacy for Indigenous ways of knowing. Her remarkable story is shared in this documentary with a host of candid interviews and personal photographs.
- Runtime62 minutes
- LanguageEnglish, Mi'kmaq
- CountryCanada
- DirectorMary Jane Harkins
- ProducerMary Jane Harkins
- CinematographerBrett Kibbler, Nicholas Jones, Patrick Leonard
- EditorMary Jane Harkins
Mi’kmaw Elder Sister Dorothy Moore has spent a lifetime advocating for her people. Her story begins in Membertou, Nova Scotia, and spans her survival of the residential school system, her induction as the first Mi'kmaw person in a Roman Catholic order, her decades of service as a teacher, and her ongoing advocacy for Indigenous ways of knowing. Her remarkable story is shared in this documentary with a host of candid interviews and personal photographs.
- Runtime62 minutes
- LanguageEnglish, Mi'kmaq
- CountryCanada
- DirectorMary Jane Harkins
- ProducerMary Jane Harkins
- CinematographerBrett Kibbler, Nicholas Jones, Patrick Leonard
- EditorMary Jane Harkins