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LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT VIDEO PROJECT

Land Acknowledgment Submissions

This project is led by Hannah McCammon 

Black and white close-up portrait of a person with curly hair, wearing a subtle smile. The individual has medium-length, textured curls that frame their face, with some strands partially covering the forehead. They are dressed in a casual top, and a faintly visible necklace encircles their neck. The lighting is soft, casting gentle shadows that accentuate their facial features, and the background is a smooth, solid shade of gray.

Hannah McCammon is a Cultural Studies student at Trent University who is currently interning with ReFrame Film Festival. A poet and filmmaker from Tkaronto/Toronto, she draws inspiration for her art from the urban environment of her upbringing. Her work explores place and land as sites where the personal and the political intersect. She is excited to be involved in this project and to continue participating in acts of solidarity with Indigenous Peoples.

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