An Authentic Indigenous Film

Exclusive One-Time Offer for High Schools and Organizations Nationwide!

Attention High School Principals, Teachers, Boards of Education and Working Professionals!

In celebration of Indigenous Heritage Month, give your audience a transformative educational experience with 7-day access to Frog Lake: The Untold Stories for just $100! 🎥✨

Transport your audience to Frog Lake First Nation (Treaty 6) and immerse your audience in the rich oral histories shared by respected Elders and Knowledge Holders. 🍁

Through this captivating film, your audience will hear the authentic voices of the community, gaining invaluable insights into our shared national history and honouring the heritage of Indigenous peoples across Canada. 📚

Engage your audience in a special drum song by 13-year-old Braxton Quinney, and let them be inspired by the resilient stories of the next generation as they share their hopes for the future. 💫

This is a limited-time offer, expiring on June 15th! Don't miss out on the opportunity to ignite curiosity, empathy, and understanding among your audience during Indigenous Heritage Month. 📆

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Celebrate Indigenous Heritage Month by learning about Indigenous Perspectives during the 1885 Resistance!

In this engaging mini-documentary, Elders, Knowledge Holders & the next generation, share their oral histories around a bad incident in 1885.

In 1885, tensions were high between the Peace and War Chiefs and the Government of Canada. Treaties had been established to maintain respectful relationships, but after a harsh winter, Indigenous children and families were starving. When the War Chief approached the Indian Agent to collect food rations as outlined in the Treaty agreement, he was denied. This denial led to the tragic deaths of nine settlers.

The aftermath was even more devastating: Canada carried out its largest mass execution, resulting in the deaths of eight Cree warriors. These men had no understanding of the legal system and no access to counsel. 

This mini-documentary shares what the community of Frog Lake has passed down for over a century, ensuring their stories are told so that history will never repeat itself. The strongest theme conveyed in the film, is the desire to maintain peaceful relations. It does not get more authentic than this! 

Value Proposition!

✨ Amplifies Indigenous Voices – Elevates the perspectives of Elders.

✨ Bridges Historical Gaps – Complements textbooks with firsthand accounts.

✨ Encourages Critical Thinking – Challenges students to reflect on history.

✨ Fosters Reconciliation – Helps fulfill Canada’s reconciliation goals. 

✨ Classroom-Friendly – Engaging and easy to integrate into school curricula.

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Your participation in this mini-documentary helps restore the dignity of this community and supports programs that empower the next generation in Frog Lake First Nation.

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“The documentary produced by I Am Compelled is very good because it connects all of us to the people talking and preserves our history as a nation. Our students will benefit from hearing these stories for generations to come.”

~ Sherri ODell, Administrator of Education, Frog Lake First Nation

“You did a fantastic job bringing the perspective of our people and what it means to be a part of humanity in this world. You really hit the point of how our people lived and still live today, and it’s emotional to watch.”

~ Larry Quinney, Knowledge Keeper, Frog Lake Band

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    What's included with your purchase:

    • Access to our 15-minute mini-documentary, Frog Lake: The Untold Stories  
    • Curriculum Connections for Grades 9-12
    • General discussion questions and activities  
    • Facebook Group access for further discussions 
    • Access for 90 days!

     

     

     

    • 20-minutes of additional stories:
      • Drum song by 13-year-old Braxton Quinney
      • Samuel Marty's story - actor and role model  
      • Neyosa Quinney - Principal of Frog Lake School
      • Casse Marty's story - actor and role model
      • Dewberry Museum story with 1800s artifacts! 
      • Kelly Stanley's story about Missing and Murdered Indigenous and how they rally.  
      • Youth Voices Part 1 
      • Youth Voices Part 2

    Empower the community of Frog Lake First Nation to share their stories with you!

    Limited time offer: 90-day access for $90!

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