On Indigenuity

“Standing in the present, with an eye toward the future, in On Indigenuity you will travel through two time zones connected by a monumental bridge to our precolonial past. Daniel Wildcat breaks down numerous Us vs. Them dichotomies and connects all of us through becoming relatives, with stewardship responsibility for what we have in common: Earth as mother, a relationship to care for, not to use up and discard. It’s a value-based, ethical blueprint for partnering with ourselves and the planet to heal and protect, guiding us through the challenges of climate change toward regenerative living, a type of living our Indigenous relatives have known for hundreds of years.”

“If Jane Addams is twentieth-century social work personified, On Indigenuity is its equal to the twenty-first century. Daniel Wildcat offers social work a value-based, ethical blueprint to widen social work’s focus to include the planet as a relative to care for. This is a must-read book for all social work students.”

—Jerry Floersch, Professor Emeritus, Rutgers University School of Social Work

National print and online publicity campaign

• Prepublication digital buzz campaign

• Review copy distribution to trade publications, libraries, professors,

museums, and tribal universities

• Outreach to various associations and non profit organizations

• Pre-awareness campaign to booksellers and universities

• Goodreads giveaways and influencer giveaways

• Outreach to bloggers, online publications, and magazines

• Social media campaign across Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok

• ARC distribution at trade shows and various conferences