Publications

Publications 

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About Megan:

• Skindigenous mini documentary (2019). Skindigenous. Aboriginal Peoples Television Network. Winnipeg, Manitoba.
• Concordia Fine Arts journal: Mending what is broken, website, 2018
• Globe and Mail: A nature-based program provides a powerful First Nations metaphor for lessons on consent, website, 2016
• Girl Positive, Book, 2016
• Le Devoir: recreate the social bond between art and tradition, website, 2015
• Eastern Door: Missing and Murdered Indigenous women event packs house, website, 2015
• Eastern Door: Art In Action Exhibit Honours Indigenous Women, website, 2015
• CBC Indigenous: Indigenous youth taking lead in sexual health education, website, 2014
• Le Soleil de Chateauguay: sensitization campaign against Native costumes, print, 2013

By Megan:

• Whyte, Megan Kanerahtenha:wi. (2020). Walking on Two-Row: Reconciling First Nations identity and colonial trauma through material interaction, acculturation and art therapy. Canadian Art Therapy Association Journal. DOI: 10.1080/08322473.2020.1724745
• Whyte, Megan Kanerahtenha:wi. (2019). Indigenous. Canadian Journal of Law and Justice, 1, pp. 23-25.
• Eastern door News Paper, Kahnawake, QC, weekly
• The Peak’s Environmental Justice Issue: from shovel to work, print, 2016
• InARTE Journal: Video Games as Teaching Tools: TimeTraveller™ and the Exploration of Aboriginal Education, website,  2012, 2013;
• OrigiNative Journal, website owner, 2013;

Conference Presentations

• 39th Canadian Art Therapy Association Conference, 2018, paper presentation: Walking on Two Row, Assessing Acculturative Identity through material interaction, An Indigenous Arts-based Inquiry
• Indigenous Health Conference, 2016, oral presentation: Skatne Ionkwatehiahrontie
• 3rd Montreal HIV Forum Impacts of Families and Communities, 2015, arts-based workshop: cultural safe sex talk
• 3 annual HIV/AIDS conference, 2015, workshop: Indigenous sexual health

Panel Presentations

• Decolonizing art therapy, 39th Canadian Art Therapy Association Conference, 2018
• L’art thérapie pour faire du sens, Lancement de la Semaine de la Santé Mentale (AATQ), 2018
• Indigenous Womanisms and Feminisms, Concordia Center for Gender Advocacy, 2017
• Girl Positive, 2016
• Still Dancing: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Mcgill, 2015
• Resisting Gendered and State Violence:  Indigenous Women’s Activism, McGill, 2015

Awards

•  First Place (2017), Second Place (2014) and Third Place (2015, 2016) for Best Editorial Cartoon at the Quebec Community Newspaper Competition; 
• LIVE award for community volunteering at Concordia University (Art Activism);