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Arts Creation: A Curriculum of Relationality, Resurgence, and Renewal is a curated collection of arts-informed, creation-centred, and storying practices in research and education. ""The ceremonies, and their resurgence, is a curriculum of relationality and one that must be renewed continually. This, too, can be challenging. Difficult but necessary work."" - Cynthia Chambers & Erika Hasebe-Ludt AuthorArtists' weave threads of imagery, poetry, narrative, and verse, with sound and story that evoke our capacity to re-imagine our world differently. Their diverse and distinct voices and expressions remind us of the powerful sustenance our creative spirit can manifest. They show us how the arts can actively decolonize, heal, build relationships, return, reclaim, and honour our relational connections. These lessons teach us how we can lift-up voices, resist colonial narratives, strengthen our resolve to respect and honour each other, and celebrate life. ""These writers and artists have gifted their audience with the radiant hope of a curriculum that will enable our children, and our children's children, to find their place in the family of things."" - Cynthia Chambers & Erika Hasebe-Ludt  It is our hope that this inspirited collection provides a relational and creation-centred approach for artists, artist-researchers, educators, and those engaged in reconciliatory work.

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is a member of the Métis Nation of Alberta, SSHRC TII Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Youth Wellbeing and Education, and Assistant Professor in the Werklund School of Education and the Faculty of Social Work at the University of Calgary. Her research prioritizes Indigenous community-led partnerships that support the holistic wellbeing of youth. is a visual artist, poet, and creation-centred scholar. She is associate professor of art education, Faculty of Education, at the University of Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. Her theoretical and practice-based research explores creation-centred living literacies through aesthetic translations of voice, breath, body, and spirit. Darlene is co-editor of Artizein: Arts & Teaching Journal. See: www.darlenestgeorges.com

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