This blog is a part of an ongoing project to learn and teach the history of North America from an Indigenous perspective. Although it could be said to have started as soon as I first began learning about the past as a child, the project began in earnest in 2012, when I started reading about North American Indigenous history in a more systematic way. Since then, I have returned to this blog in fits and starts. Please keep in mind when reading, therefore, that posts written 5 years ago as an undergraduate may not reflect my thoughts today.
Initially, I wanted to write a book that would describe North American history from an Indigenous perspective in a way that would be accessible to non-academics. As I started learning more, however, I realized how enormous a task that was, and decided that for now, a blog might be a better fit.
My hope is that by writing this, I can help Indigenous people to learn more about our history and reclaim it as our own.
The image header is a public-domain photo taken on the Garden River First Nations Reserve in Ontario by Corey Adcock.
An Indigenous History of North America 
The book you said you want to write is the book I am looking for! Please begin…it will take awhile…Peace!
What a wonderful project. It looks like you have done quite a lot already. The trick will be to winnow down the mass of information into readable volumes. Best wishes to you. I’ll be following.