Christopher Grignard

are in Indigenous literatures. He is interested in Indigenous life stories and writing as they relate to wellness, one’s wellbeing, community and ceremony. According to Daniel Heath Justice, Indigenous literatures matter because they teach us how to be human, how to behave as good relatives, how to become good ancestors, and how to live together. Community and ceremony also provide these lessons. We are living at a time where these four teachings are needed more than ever. We all must start somewhere, especially those who are sincerely committed to contributing to reconciliation. Indigenous literatures can be that starting place. Scholarly Interests: Drama, theatre, literary studies, academic writing, and composition. Based on the insight gained from his studies,

Christopher Grignard is Assistant Professor at Mount Royal University and is affiliated with Faculty of Arts, English, Languages, and Cultures. Collected research and teaching information includes are in Indigenous literatures. He is interested in Indigenous life stories and writing as they relate to wellness, one’s wellbeing, community and ceremony. According to Daniel Heath Justice, Indigenous literatures matter because they teach us how to be human, how to behave as good relatives, how to become good ancestors, and how to live together. Community and ceremony also provide these lessons. We are living at a time where these four teachings are needed more than ever. We all must start somewhere, especially those who are sincerely committed to contributing to reconciliation. Indigenous literatures can be that starting place. Scholarly Interests: Drama, theatre, literary studies, academic writing, and composition. Based on the insight gained from his studies,. This summary considered all 2 collected sources.