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Learning Resources
In traditional Métis society, education was informal and was passed down to youth from the Elders or the “Old People”. This form of education centred on resource extraction and how to make a living off of the land. Since bison were at the centre of the Métis economy during the golden age of the Métis Nation (1816-1869), this hardy animal is a fitting symbol of traditional Métis education. Métis youth would have learned from their Elders the many useful and lifesaving applications, which this one animal provided to their entire society. This section contains all learning resources commissioned for the Virtual Museum, in addition to many of the Gabriel Dumont Institute’s proven educational resources from the past.
Biographies, Essays, Theses, and Short Articles
| Aboriginal People and the Criminal Justice System in Saskatchewan: What Next? Conference | |
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| The Métis in the 21st Century Conference |
Out-of-Print and Resources Exclusive to this Website
| Virtual Museum Style Guide |
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