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Laura Grizzlypaws’ power reaches far beyond bear dance Laura Grizzlypaws’ power reaches far beyond bear dance (bchydro.com)
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The Book “Sulyalesta” is based on Total physical response (TPR) is a method of teaching a second language with combined information and skills using the kinesthetic sensory system. This combination of skills allows the child to learn the language, sounds, and speech patterns at a rapid rate. As a result, TPR is one teaching method…
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We had the good fortune of connecting with Laura Grizzlypaws and we’ve shared our conversation below. Meet Laura Grizzlypaws | Education Developer, Policy Analyst, Fitness Athlete Bodybuilder, Artist, Dancer, Singer Songwriter – SHOUTOUT LA Hi Laura, where are your from? We’d love to hear about how your background has played a role in who you…
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PowHerHouse Magazine Featured Article
Balance. Academic, language and cultural advocate, mother, sister, friend, aunt and even grandmother and wife, Laura Grizzlypaws has gained education and cultural knowledge, broadening her understanding of the significance in maintaining personal wellness based on the notion of wholeness and inter-connectedness, celebrating the fundamental Indigenous concept of balance. Read article…
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Pow Wows Article
You may have already seen the videos shared online on various YouTube and Facebook pages. A grizzly bear dancer dancing at the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations (FSIN) Pow Wow. Read article…
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New York Times Featured Article
More than 622,000 people have now seen the New York Times’ video of St’at’imc dancer Laura Grizzlypaws performing her grizzly bear dance. The video, titled “Dancing as the Spirit of a Wild Grizzly Bear,” was posted on the world-famous newspaper’s website on Dec. 21 as part of a series about dancing around the world called…
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