Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Jaime Battiste (born 1979) is a Mi’kmaq writer, researcher, historian and activist from Potlotek First Nation. A published author and researcher of Mi'kmaq law, he has worked on numerous boards for Mi'kmaq advancement, served on the National Executive Council of the Assembly of First Nations, taught as an Assistant Professor of Mi’kmaq Studies at Cape Breton University, and worked as legal adviser to the Mi’kmaq Grand Council. Battiste has published law review articles about Mi’kmaq law and Aboriginal and treaty rights. He has been interviewed and referenced by Maclean's Herald News, The Cape Breton Post,Aboriginal Peoples Television Network, and The Canadian Press. He is currently a citizenship coordinator for the Mi'kmaq Rights Initiative. In 2004, he was honored as a National Role Model by the National Aboriginal Health Organization."@en }
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- Jaime_Battiste abstract "Jaime Battiste (born 1979) is a Mi’kmaq writer, researcher, historian and activist from Potlotek First Nation. A published author and researcher of Mi'kmaq law, he has worked on numerous boards for Mi'kmaq advancement, served on the National Executive Council of the Assembly of First Nations, taught as an Assistant Professor of Mi’kmaq Studies at Cape Breton University, and worked as legal adviser to the Mi’kmaq Grand Council. Battiste has published law review articles about Mi’kmaq law and Aboriginal and treaty rights. He has been interviewed and referenced by Maclean's Herald News, The Cape Breton Post,Aboriginal Peoples Television Network, and The Canadian Press. He is currently a citizenship coordinator for the Mi'kmaq Rights Initiative. In 2004, he was honored as a National Role Model by the National Aboriginal Health Organization.".
- Q19955984 abstract "Jaime Battiste (born 1979) is a Mi’kmaq writer, researcher, historian and activist from Potlotek First Nation. A published author and researcher of Mi'kmaq law, he has worked on numerous boards for Mi'kmaq advancement, served on the National Executive Council of the Assembly of First Nations, taught as an Assistant Professor of Mi’kmaq Studies at Cape Breton University, and worked as legal adviser to the Mi’kmaq Grand Council. Battiste has published law review articles about Mi’kmaq law and Aboriginal and treaty rights. He has been interviewed and referenced by Maclean's Herald News, The Cape Breton Post,Aboriginal Peoples Television Network, and The Canadian Press. He is currently a citizenship coordinator for the Mi'kmaq Rights Initiative. In 2004, he was honored as a National Role Model by the National Aboriginal Health Organization.".