Folksonomy for Treaty People on Turtle Island

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Folksonomy for Treaty People on Turtle Island

Folksonomy for Treaty People on Turtle Island

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reconciliation
YORDY’S TWO-ROW RECONCILIATION FRAMEWORK
The #Indigenization of higher education is part of reconciliation and a chance for a new relationship. However, it requires that settler educators, researchers, staff, and students of educational institutions “understand what Indigenization really means…[without being] bound by settler expectations of what it should mean”
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Confronting The White Settler Problem
Contribution by Settler: K. Grant, participant in Settler UX Research, Spring-Summer 2019 (03/25/2019) Due to my work as a researcher and educator (along with my former work with E-Fry)I attended BCSTH40. On October 24, 2018 at the 2018 BC Society of Transition Housing (BCSTH) Annual Training Forum & AGM: Nevertheless
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Building Bridges: A Transformative Learning Experience
Some of the teachings I am working through today include: 1. do your own healing & then #walk along side others to help them find their resilience (as an approach to trauma and culturally informed counselling but, still has lessons for those looking to work in #allyship )
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The Reconciliation Industry
To complete its unfinished business, the elite would thus have to win the hearts and minds of Indigenous peoples. It would also have to win those of non-Indigenous people, many of whom increasingly saw their interests, and the interests of our living planet, represented in the fundamental change sought by
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Some hard truths
sharing the words of #Taiaiake Alfred, who is pretty clear on what #settlers need to do if we don’t want to participate in #recolonization instead of #reconciliation.
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Dr Lynn Gehl’s Ally Bill
"In order to have reconciliation and decolonization, settlers need to be engaged. It’s our responsibility to contribute, as #community members and partners going forward."
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Reconciliation through Education: Walking this Path Together
"At the same time, I see the same sense of nervousness and fear of wanting to do this work right and not cause more harm throughout settler educators and students. I feel this same sentiment myself as I stumble my way down this path. "
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