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From their website: Authentic Indigenous Experts We know that reconciliation efforts are easier when Indigenous Education Consultants are engaged in your work. Our educators are authentic [...]
A Culture of Exploitation: “Reconciliation” and the Institutions of Canadian Art
A Special Report by Lindsay Nixon from the Yellowhead Institute, considers themes in the historic relationship between Indigenous people in the Institutions of Canadian art and culture to [...]
Indigenous Land Acknowledgements
A great resource is here.
14 Lessons for Social Movement Success
By Amy Janzwood “This Brief summarizes lessons from the academic literature for building successful social movements. It outlines several core insights with an eye on their practical [...]
Canadian Roots Exchange: Reconciliation in our Lifetime
From their webpage – Vision: We envision a future where Indigenous youth are empowered and connected as dynamic leaders in vibrant and thriving communities. Purpose: As a national [...]
Looking out for each other project
From their website, “The New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council is leading a community driven project called Looking Out For Each Other: Assisting Aboriginal families and communities when [...]
Police-reported hate crime in Canada
New resources from Statistics Canada by Jing Hui Wang and Greg Moreau, Canadian Centre for Justice and Community Safety Statistics. Available here.
The Social Breakdown Podcast
A good, and far-ranging, list of topics covered in this podcast.
Pushing Research Beyond Academia
A wonderful discussion sponsored by the CSA’s Student Concerns Committee. Here. Panelists: Dr. Jane McArthur, University of Windsor Dr. Fabricio Telo, Kwantlen Polytechnic University Dr. [...]
In their place: the heavy burden of being Black in a white space
An excellent article by sociologist, Elijah Anderson that appeared in the Guardian.