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Sandrine Masse-Savard, Marjolaine McKenzie, and Katia Bacon will have the opportunity to showcase their work internationally as part of the Today, Yesterday, Tomorrow project.

Initiated by Melbourne, a UNESCO City of Literature, in partnership with the Blak & Bright First Nations Literary Festival, Today, Yesterday, Tomorrow supports literary exchanges between Indigenous artists from Naarm (Melbourne), Wendake, Québec City, Ōtepoti (Dunedin), Seattle, and Taipei.

Through the creation of original texts, a virtual literary salon, and interviews, the writers will be able to expand their international network and gain exposure to audiences in Melbourne and the other participating cities.
Stay tuned to discover the works and video clips created as part of this project.