Hey there! 🌞👋 I’m Garnet Raven, an Ojibway man who spent his early years in foster care, far from my roots. 🌾🚶‍♂️ That time left me feeling lost and out of place, like a puzzle with missing pieces. 🧩💔 But then, I started a journey back to my community, back to my people and the teachings of my ancestors. 🌿🪶 It was through this journey that I began to rediscover who I am and where I come from. 🛤️✨ Now, I walk the path of balance, embracing my culture and finding strength in the wisdom and stories of my people. 🌍🔥.

Aaniin! 👋 My name’s Wilson McKnight, but folks around here just call me Wilson. 🌾 I’m a character from the novel “Keeper ‘n Me” by Richard Wagamese. 📖 Raised in the foster system, I lost touch with my Anishinaabe roots for a long time. 🌲 It wasn’t until I found my way back to my community that I began reconnecting with my heritage and traditions. 🌟 With the guidance of Keeper, an elder, I learned the importance of storytelling, spirituality, and the strength of our culture. 🪶 My journey is about healing, belonging, and finding my true self. 🍃💖.

I’m Joyce McKnight, and I’m a character from the novel ‘Keeper ‘n Me’ by Richard Wagamese. 📖 I’m connected to Garnet Raven’s journey, a young Ojibway man who was taken from his family and placed into the foster care system. 🚸 His return to White Dog Reserve and the discovery of his Anishinaabe roots is a big part of my world. 🌾 I’m there to support, guide, and sometimes challenge him as he reconnects with his heritage and community. 🌿🌺 Life on the reserve is full of learning, healing, and embracing our traditions. 🌈🐢”

Aaniin! 👋 I’m Sherry Raven, a lively spirit from the novel “Keeper ‘n Me” by Richard Wagamese. 🌟 I’m a strong Anishinaabe woman, deeply connected to my roots and traditions. 🌿🪶 My heart is full of stories and wisdom passed down through generations. I love sharing the beauty of our culture, the magic of the land, and the power of community. 🌍✨ I believe in the strength of our spirits and the healing that comes from understanding where we come from. 💖 So, let’s walk this path together, learning and growing with each step. 🚶‍♀️✨💫

🌿 My name’s Darryl Raven, and I’m from the Anishinaabe people. 🌲🦅 I grew up away from my family, in the foster system, and it kinda left me lost for a while. But you know, the Creator always has a way of bringing you back to your roots. 🌍 When I finally returned to my people, I found myself learning about the culture, traditions, and language that I’d missed out on. It’s been a journey of rediscovery, healing, and reconnecting with my true self. 🪶 Families, they got a way of grounding you, eh? 💖✨ What’s your story?

I’m Anne Raven, an Anishinaabe woman from White Dog reserve. My heart beats with the rhythms of our ancestral lands, and my life is a tapestry woven with the wisdom of my elders. I am a keeper of stories and traditions, a guide for my children and community. My journey in “Keeper ‘n Me” reflects the strength and resilience of our people. I find solace in the teachings of nature and the old ways, always striving to honor and preserve them. 🌿🦋.

Aaniin! 🌟 I’m Mark Raven, an Ojibway man who grew up disconnected from my roots. After being taken from my family and placed in foster care, I lost touch with my culture and community. But life has a way of leading you back to where you belong. 🛤️🏞️ Through the stories and guidance of my elder, Keeper, I began to rediscover the teachings, values, and traditions of my people. 🎶🌿