Retired teacher. Indigenous education consultant at White Wolf Consulting. Anishinaabemowin learner. Workshop presenter, author, editor, artist. Equity advocate
Quinte West, Ontario
Joined August 2017
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imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival is proud to announce its programming for National Indigenous History Month for June 2022.
Programming and special event ticket details can be found NOW 👇🏽
imaginenative.org/national-i…
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The question shouldn't be about any previous health condition, but about whether a person would be alive if not for covid.
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The #OMLTA spring conference is rapidly approaching! We are thrilled to welcome our keynote speaker @StAmantDeb for "Whose Line is it, quand même?" Won't you join us on Saturday, April 23rd? Register now at omlta.org/omlta-event/spring… #fsl #onted
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Letter to the Editor: Letter to the Pope from the Elders’ Council
Read more: anishinabeknews.ca/2022/02/2…
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Et le harcèlement contre les #Métis de l’Est qui passe par les accusations de #raceshifting, d’envahisseurs, de fétis et j’en passe?
Et contre les chercheurs dans ce domaine? On en fait quoi de ce harcèlement?
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Download a FREE PDF copy of this excellent book from C3P about recognizing and coping with big feelings for kids in English, French, Swedish, Arabic, Swahili, Finnish, Tigrinya, Cree, and Ojibwe. #wrdsbMLL #selfreg #ELLOntario protectchildren.ca/en/order/…
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A fire has killed Indigenous children, again – because poverty burns through the generations theglobeandmail.com/opinion/…
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How will we teach in a (post)-pandemic Canada? Explored through multiple lenses:
1)Reconciliation
2)Fostering self-advocacy
3)Leveraging tech
4)Education's "why"
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Indigenous Veterans Day: my dad was just a wee Métis boy during the war. He told me that he would pick milkweed fluff for making life jackets for those going oversees. Women and children in our communities were also doing their part.
Honoring Indigenous Veterans on this day, especially my mishomis from Henvey Inlet FN who lied about his age for WWI and went back for WWII
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Today is day 4 of Treaties Recognition Week in Ontario.
We need to do work beyond programs and services. We should be discussing self-determination, treaties and land claims.
We can do better. We must do better. – at Toronto, Ontario
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In Ontario, today is the first day of Treaties Recognition Week.
We know Ontario would not exist without treaties.
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It has been 872 days since the closing ceremonies of the #MMIWG National Inquiry.
It has been 872 days without action on the 231 #CallsForJustice.
We cannot wait a day longer – we need action now.
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Today I asked the Min. of Education @Sflecce why First Nations schools are not included in Ontario free menstrual products program. I was not given an answer.
Jurisdictional issues should not be dividing provincial and First Nations schools and students.
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Canada let Enbridge complete Line 3 the day after the first-ever National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, “intended” to honor the country’s Indigenous communities. You cannot make this up. #StopLine3
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There have been at least 4,000 #MMIWG in Canada in the last 30 years. Ask yourself how this has not occupied your news daily. Ask yourself if that makes sense. How are we not doing more to save our Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people?
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As we begin #TruthAndReconciliation week, please take a moment to listen to @CBCUnreserved episode: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is 1 step on a long journey, says Murray Sinclair cbc.ca/radio/unreserved/nati… – at Guelph, Ontario
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Orange Shirt Day is Sept 30. Also known as the #NationalDayforTruthAndReconciliation, this is the first year it will be recognized in Canada as a federal holiday. Read about the history, why orange shirts and what kids can do to get involved: bit.ly/2Q8s82g | #cbckids
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There are 231 Calls for Justice out of the National Inquiry in MMIWG - released two years ago - and the Liberal government hasn’t fully implemented any of them. Not one. After a $92 million inquiry. #elxn2021