About Nalliq
nal·liq (v): to travel side by side
Nalliq is a repository of stories and poetry about Indigenous issues.
Encompassing essays, articles, reflections, poetry and digital art, content is by its nature exploratory, and as a result, may vary.
Founded in 2015, Nalliq centers on themes of identity, cross-cultural communications, seeking to understand cross-cultural contrasts and communication, Indigenous issues (and opportunities), and what it means to be Indigenous today.
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Literary essays and involved bodies of work
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“Blog”-style publications, written in the first-person capturing observations and reflections spanning cultural topics and issue areas.
Reflections are by their nature exploratory, and are often an attempt to put to paper observed dynamics which may have have seldom been put to paper previously, and are an attempt to decipher that what is real and true.
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Nalliq may at times publish journalistic articles, in addition to literary nonfiction and personal reflections.
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Original graphics conveying rhetorical messages and moments in advocacy
Acknowledgements
The publisher writes on their behalf solely, and does not portray content as the view of ‘all Indigenous people.’
As a means of exploration of what is ‘valid, real, true and right,' the publisher reserves the right to evolve their views through the deliberation of new information.
Some topics may be sensitive in nature. The publishing of such topics represents a sincere attempt to put voice to recurring dynamics, themes or issues, however difficult or challenging to relay.
The publisher is in daily communion with their fallibility as a human being and underscores the exploratory nature of Reflections content and digital art.
Join as the author seeks to explore culture, identity, cross-cultural communications and dynamics, cultural history, topics that keep the author up at night, and discussions of Indigeneity.
Nalliq — to travel side by side.