About the Author

Evelyn Peters is an urban social geographer with a research focus on urban First nations and métis.

Julia christensen is a social, cultural and health geographer, and works primarily with northern indigenous communities in canada and greenland.

Reviews

“When authors discuss the concept of ‘home/journeying’ or the notion of a ‘place to stand’ or the concept of ‘rootlessness’, and the significance of the manaakitange, they are not only showing that they are ‘acquainted with the literature on the subject’ but more importantly that they are acquainted with and respectful of the ways of indigenous Peoples.” — robert robson, Professor, department of indigenous learning, lakehead University