"Mi'kmaw Made Easy" is a flash card language game created by Curtis Michael in 2009.  The game itself was originally intended for his non-Mi'kmaw speaking famliy and friends after posting a few on the internet, many people have encouraged him to make more.  Volume 1 of the visual language aids, shows pictures when put together they make a Mi'kmaw word.  For an example a picture of a Nail and a picture of an Egg, make the Mi'kmaw word Nalek(translated means Nosy, or always around).  

Azure, A.  (2011).  Along came a spider.  Bowman Books Native New England Authors Series. Greenfield Center, NY: Greenfield Review Press.

Along Came a Spider is an account of a search for self-knowledge that evolves into a search for community.  Her guide, Grandmother Spider, has the first word in every chapter, goading Alice to write her story.  Her journey in time and place is spiritual as much geographic, and her spirituality spans Native American tradition to C.S. Lewis.

Battiste, M.(2008). The decolonization of Aboriginal education: Dialogue, reflection, and action in Canada. In P. R. Dasen & A Akkari (Eds.), Educational theories and practices from the majority world, (pp.168-195) New Delhi: Sage.

Permission granted to use book cover image of,Educational theories and practices from the majority world, 2008 © Sage Publications

Issac, Michael James, (2010) How the Cougar Came to be Called the Ghost Cat/Ta’n Petalu Telui’tut Skite’kmujewey Mia’wj, Fernwood Publishing, Black Point, NS B0J 1B0

Illustrated by Dozay (Arlene) Christmas

T. Bernard, L.M. Rosenmeier, and S.L. Farrell.(ed.)(2011)Ta'n Wetapeksi'k: Understanding From Where We Come, Confederacy of Mainland Mi'kmaq, Truro, NS

Battiste, M.  (2008).  Protecting Indigenous knowledge: Global, collective, personal [Video file, 9 parts].  

Media URL's:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dJyus8xjtE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X08_FSfGlS0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sc0MoN01mgc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXFmEOzme00

Battiste, M.  (1984).  A historical investigation of the social and cultural consequences of Micmac literacy.  (Unpublished Doctor of Education disseration).  Stanford University, Stanford California.  

212 pp.

DAL/Kill - E 99 M6 B37 1983

CBU - E 99 M6 B27 1983  

CBU/MRC - Report #54 MRC 98-54-408

Battiste, M.  (1980). A history of the Grand Council to 1980 (Report by author to the Mi'kmaq Grand Council). Unpublished Manuscript, Mi'kmaq Resource Centre, Cape Breton University, Sydney, Nova Scotia.   

10pp.

CBU/MRC - Report #10 MRC 98-10-364

This is a report to the Grand Council of research conducted up to 1980.  Examination of the evolution of the Grand Council - the Grand Captain, Grand Chief, and completion of the `Chain of Union’.

Battiste, M. (Director, Apamuek Institute), Henderson, J.Y. (Sákéj) & Barsh, R. (1986). Mi'kmaq treaty renovation (Report prepared by the Apamuwek Institute developed for the Mi'kmaq Grand Council, the Union of Nova Scotia Indians and the Native Council of Nova Scotia).  Unpublished Manuscript, Mi'kmaq Resource Centre, Cape Breton University, Sydney, Nova Scotia.

51pp.

Battiste, M.  (1991).  Assessing the needs of ESL Learners in Cape Breton elementary and secondary schools (Report to TESL of Nova Scotia). Unpublished manuscript, Mi’kmaq Resource Centre, Cape Breton University, Sydney, Nova Scotia.   

48 pp.

CBU/MRC - Report #132 MRC 99-132-770

Includes brief history and background of the topic, description of methodology and limitations of study, summary report, survey findings, recommendations, and charts.