About the book

Clayton Thomas-Muller traces a hard-won journey from childhood trauma, street life, and addiction to a reconnection with Cree spiritual traditions and the land. The narrative combines personal memory with the resolve that shaped his work as an Indigenous environmental organizer.

Through reflective scenes of family, visits to a northern trapline, and frontline activism, the memoir explores how cultural practices and community responsibility can be part of recovery and resistance.

Key themes

• Trauma and healing within Indigenous communities
• Cree spirituality and cultural reclamation
• Environmental justice and grassroots activism

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