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They Lied About the Transatlantic Slave Trade: An Indigenous Review — Children’s Edition brings the work of Dr. Amaru Xi-Ali into a visually engaging educational format created for younger learners.
Edited and illustrated by Niyya Aamina Xi-Amaru, this children’s edition is designed to give families another resource for exploring history, Indigenous identity, cultural memory, and the perspectives presented in Dr. Ali’s original work.
This release also represents the beginning of a much larger educational vision.
As we prepare for the Aboriginal Village School Network in 2028, we are developing online study materials for learners ages 3–17.
Our growing educational collection is planned to include:
Children’s literature and eBooks
Educational workbooks and study materials
Art and visual learning resources
Documentaries
Children’s series
Animation
Interactive family learning materials
Indigenous heritage resources
Our intention is to create materials that families can place directly into the hands of the next generation.
Know Our Past. Understand Our People. Build Our Future.
✓ Digital Children’s eBook
✓ Illustrated educational material
✓ Immediate digital access after purchase
✓ Part of the developing Indigenous Heritage Series
Original text: Dr. Amaru Xi-Ali
Edited & Illustrated by: Niyya Aamina Xi-Amaru
Format: Digital eBook
They Lied About the Transatlantic Slave Trade: An Indigenous Review — Children’s Edition brings the work of Dr. Amaru Xi-Ali into a visually engaging educational format created for younger learners.
Edited and illustrated by Niyya Aamina Xi-Amaru, this children’s edition is designed to give families another resource for exploring history, Indigenous identity, cultural memory, and the perspectives presented in Dr. Ali’s original work.
This release also represents the beginning of a much larger educational vision.
As we prepare for the Aboriginal Village School Network in 2028, we are developing online study materials for learners ages 3–17.
Our growing educational collection is planned to include:
Children’s literature and eBooks
Educational workbooks and study materials
Art and visual learning resources
Documentaries
Children’s series
Animation
Interactive family learning materials
Indigenous heritage resources
Our intention is to create materials that families can place directly into the hands of the next generation.
Know Our Past. Understand Our People. Build Our Future.
✓ Digital Children’s eBook
✓ Illustrated educational material
✓ Immediate digital access after purchase
✓ Part of the developing Indigenous Heritage Series
Original text: Dr. Amaru Xi-Ali
Edited & Illustrated by: Niyya Aamina Xi-Amaru
Format: Digital eBook