Productions Cazabon

04/17/2016

01/11/2013

12/10/2012

http://ow.ly/i/1eccZ
How amazing to be part of such a dedicated group of like-minded people to work together on FN issues in Ontario

11/09/2012

Last night we had an amazing 3rd World Canada Tour kick off to a sold out audience at the ROM! Thank you everyone for your support. We are on our way to Peterborough where Mayor Bennett will welcome us at City Hall and raise the Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug First Nation flag. Many pictures to come!

10/29/2012

Thank you Jessica Low and The Sociology Society at the University of Waterloo for hosting a 3rd World Canada Outreach Screening at the University of Waterloo! The event was a wonderful success and had great student participation! Here is a picture of organizers Jessica Low, Professor Augie Fleras, and Jennifer Beckett.

Purchase your tickets for the screening at the ROM on November 8th here: http://bitly.com/torontotour!

10/25/2012

Listen to Director Andrée Cazabon's interview with Nation Talk about her journey as a filmmaking and her awakening experience sharing the story of First Nation children. http://nationtalk.ca/story/andree-cazabon-filmmaker/

If you haven't yet purchased your tickets for the launch of the 3rd World Canada Tour in Toronto November 8th - you can do so here:

Release Date: October 24, 2012 NationTalk has the privilege of talking to Filmmaker Andree Cazabon, who has recently completed her fifth film, Third World Canada on the plight of children living on First Nations reserve. Andrée’s films have amassed over 1 million viewers on CBC- Newsworld, TVA, Cana...

10/04/2012

10/02/2012

Ottawa spends $3 million to battle First Nations child welfare case

09/24/2012

http://www.treatybodywebcast.org/
On September 26-27, the Canadian Government will be at UN Headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland to discuss its progress in implementing the CRC and its challenges in fulfilling its responsibilities for all children. Canada can expect questions on why the government has still not established a national Children’s Commissioner, its record for Aboriginal children, and its policies on youth justice and child migration. For the first time, Canadians are able to witness the dialogue via live webstream.

This dialogue is an important part of the monitoring process and should shape policies affecting Canadian children and youth.

09/20/2012

Thank you Sheila Nabigon-Howlett, Jean Koning, John and Graham Andras, and the Third World Canada Peterborough Planning Committee for your amazing presence at the Curve Lake Pow-Wow! Many people were interested in the Third World Canada Booth and took flyers and bought buttons! Looking forward to seeing them in Peterborough in November. (See Graham Andras at the booth here!)

09/20/2012

Ida Kakekagumick is the head of a “skip-generation” family. Her grandchildren — like about 30,000 other children in Canada — live with their grandparents, not their parents.