Kelly LaRocca

Kelly LaRocca is chief of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation. 

Indigenous communities need to be empowered by their own law

• PORT PARRY, ONT.—Indigenous law is alive, functioning, and transformative in our communities. Despite hardship and oppression, our peoples have recovered traditions and begun to

Opinion | BY KELLY LAROCCA | October 2, 2017

Indigenous communities need to be empowered by their own law

Opinion | BY KELLY LAROCCA | October 2, 2017

• PORT PARRY, ONT.—Indigenous law is alive, functioning, and transformative in our communities. Despite hardship and oppression, our peoples have recovered traditions and begun to

Indigenous communities need to be empowered by their own law

Opinion | BY KELLY LAROCCA | October 2, 2017

• PORT PARRY, ONT.—Indigenous law is alive, functioning, and transformative in our communities. Despite hardship and oppression, our peoples have recovered traditions and begun to

Indigenous communities need to be empowered by their own law

• PORT PARRY, ONT.—Indigenous law is alive, functioning, and transformative in our communities. Despite hardship and oppression, our peoples have recovered traditions and begun to

Opinion | BY KELLY LAROCCA | October 2, 2017

Indigenous communities need to be empowered by their own law

Opinion | BY KELLY LAROCCA | October 2, 2017

• PORT PARRY, ONT.—Indigenous law is alive, functioning, and transformative in our communities. Despite hardship and oppression, our peoples have recovered traditions and begun to

Indigenous communities need to be empowered by their own law

Opinion | BY KELLY LAROCCA | October 2, 2017

• PORT PARRY, ONT.—Indigenous law is alive, functioning, and transformative in our communities. Despite hardship and oppression, our peoples have recovered traditions and begun to

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