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2019-02-01
NFRF-E awarded 2019: This participatory project reimagines sport access and equity using intersectional, interdisciplinary, and collaborative approaches. It brings together researchers of disability sport, Indigenous health, anti-oppression education, LGBTQ sport, and program evaluation with
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That’s not my history! Examining the role of personal counter-narratives in decolonizing Canadian history for Mi’kmaw students
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perspectives. Culturally responsible pedagogy will include promoting holistic social studies education, integrating Western and Indigenous knowledge in social studies, expanding the Mi’kmaq Studies 10 course, increasing access to Mi’kmaw resources, including residential school content, and promoting critical
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2014-01-01
response to a Canadian federal government bill that eroded indigenous sovereignty and environmental protections. INM continued to grow –often using social media for expression and coordination – with hundreds of rallies, teach-ins and protests resisting neo-colonialism (Idle No More n.d.).
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2022-01-01
), the Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) system, and indigenous Islamic classification schemes. The study demonstrates how the use of the term sect is discriminatory and disparaging towards library users who identify as Shīʿī Muslims. It also offers non-pejorative alternatives that can be used in its
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Culturally Driven Freshwater and Fish Monitoring: Opportunities for Social-Ecological Learning in the Northwest Territories’ Dehcho Region
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context of freshwater and fish monitoring within KFN and among various actors, including Indigenous communities, territorial and federal governments. Evidently, CBM provides opportunities for social-ecological learning, which is necessary in improving the management of the Hay River and Buffalo River sub
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Du camouflage à l'affirmation identitaire: Le cas des Métis de St. Laurent et St. Lazare au Manitoba
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(Teillet, 2019). In this, today’s Métis seem determined to go as far as asserting their identity, maintaining and preserving it. Essentially, the affirmation of identity is read through: Their mention among the Indigenous Peoples of Canada in the 1982 Constitution; the Powley decision of 2003 which gives
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Fall 2009
disappeared require rethinking conventional ways of understanding the relationships between self/other and past/present/future. Because the women disappeared from the Downtown Eastside are disproportionately Indigenous, I begin by investigating how histories of colonization, and in particular the frontier
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Predictive Mapping of Yellow Rail (Coturnicops noveboracensis) Density and Abundance in the Western Boreal Forest via Ground and Satellite Remote Sensors
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other in the boreal plains of Alberta, Canada. For the Edéhzhíe Indigenous Protected Area (NWT), a predictive map of Yellow Rail density was developed based on data obtained from a systematic avian survey conducted in 2016, using 205 ARUs. Counts of Yellow Rail were converted to density estimates using
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2017-04-01
In recent years, the effects of climate change have become increasingly visible in northern Canada; its impact on northern Indigenous peoples has become a particularly important area of research and policy. While much focus has been on the experiences of high arctic communities, less is known about
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2021-09-21
adequately address how community gardens are implicated and entangled in ongoing settler colonialism and interlocking systems of domination. This paper investigates the extent to which settler-led community gardens serve as colonial tools upholding imperial state power through Indigenous land dispossession