We Survived the Night

Hannah Conway

doi:10.1080/00940798.2026.2708552

August 7, 2026The Oral History Review

We Survived the Night

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Key Points

The narrative explores themes of survival and resilience within indigenous communities.
Narrative recount of the incident involving a newborn baby.
Focus on the context of the St. Joseph’s Mission and its role in the rescue.
Examination of the emotional and social implications of the event.
Illustrates the harsh realities faced by Indigenous communities.
Highlights the importance of communal efforts in challenging situations.
Evokes a sense of hope and resilience amid darkness.

Implication

Narrative highlights a rescue of a newborn in an indigenous mission, emphasizing survival and hope.

Abstract

Julian Brave NoiseCat’s We Survived the Night begins with a cry in the dark: a wailing newborn baby, pulled from a trash incinerator by a watchman for the St. Joseph’s Mission, an Indian residentia...

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