A challenge so as to add names to archival photographs of Indigenous individuals throughout Canada has been creating connections and selling therapeutic in We’koqma’q First Nation.
Library and Archives Canada challenge has been working so as to add names to photographs by social media
Bryan (Fish) Googoo was a younger boy when this photograph of him was taken contained in the Indian day college in We’koqma’q First Nation round 1969. The positioning of the previous college now holds the neighborhood centre. (Robert Quick/CBC)
When Bryan (Fish) Googoo noticed a photograph of himself as a younger boy posted on Fb again in November, he was stunned.
He had by no means seen the black-and-white photograph of himself as a 5 or six-year-old, sitting at a faculty desk, pencil in hand.
He does not recall the photograph being taken, whether or not his dad and mom have been knowledgeable or permission was given.
He does know, nevertheless, that his identify wasn’t connected to the photograph
