Stitching our stories together: journeys into Indigenous social work

Supervision and mentoring: beyond the destination / Jeannine Carrière and Catherine Richardson

Part one. Embedding child welfare research into Indigenous methodologies

Researching culturally informed approaches: supporting Indigenous youth aging out of ministry care / Robert Mahikwa

Métis grandmother's knowledge: stories of grandmother teachings and Métis child welfare in British Columbia / Shelley Lafrance

Inquiry Into the stories of Indigenous Fathers and their paths Into fatherhood: a narrative analysis conducted with Kwakwaka'wakw fathers / Tanille Johnston

Part two. Indigenous bodies and meaning making

Arts-based knowledges and practices

Centring stories by urban indigiqueers/trans/two-spirit people and Indigenous women: on practices of decolonization, collective care, and self-care / Mel Lefebvre

Stitching ourselves back together: urban Indigenous women's experience of reconnecting with Identity through Beadwork / Shawna Bowler

Reconstituting Indigenous Identities through portraiture and storytelling: reclaiming representation for Indigenous women and two-spirit people / Juliet Mackie

Part three. Indigenous bodies and meaning making

Dancing my way home: cultural reclamation through the embodiment of the Michif language / Victoria May

Researching through miyo ohpikinâwasowin (good child-rearing): a framework for knowledge emergence and transmission / Lindsay DuPré

Fat bodies in space: explorations of an alternate narrative / N. Katie Webb

Conclusion by Jeannine Carrière and Catherine Richardson.