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This research project aims to explore and document the traditional textile methods of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, examining the impact of colonization, shipping, and fast fashion on these practices. By reestablishing traditional methods, the project seeks to foster cultural continuity and community connection. The study will employ qualitative methods, including interviews, participant observation, to gather data from elders and other community members & summarize existing research on Indigenous textile practices to identify gaps in the literature specific to the Tsleil-Waututh Nation. The anticipated outcomes include a comprehensive documentation of traditional practices and recommendations for cultural revitalization initiatives.
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