#sd36learn Teacher Librarian, maker, learning space designer, & mom. Always learning, unlearning and relearning. ADE 2013 MEd https://teapawt.net/t.co/tsEE3J1ECY
Surrey, BC, Canada
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Would you like to win an advanced copy of Re-Storying Education? Like this post, share this post, and sign up for a chance to win at carolynroberts.net before Aug 28. Live draw Aug 29 10 AM Pacific! Don't miss out and be the first to have your copy!
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Canada has 5 Indigenous athletes at the Paris Olympics.
They are wrestler Justina Di Stasio (Norway House Cree Nation), diver Margo Erlam (Metis), Rugby player Shalaya Valenzuela (Tseshaht FN), swimmer Apollo Hess (Kainai Nation) & volleyball player Fynn McCarthy (Metis).
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Nadie sueña con ser pobre.
La pobreza no es una elección, es una realidad cruel para demasiadas personas.
La pobreza roba la dignidad y priva de derechos básicos.
Los #ObjetivosMundiales son la clave para erradicarla: un.org/sustainabledevelopmen…
Vía @pnud
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The most insidious consequence of colonialism is how it captured our imaginations. It’s hard to think of good governance outside of “democracy” or economic prosperity outside of “capitalism.” We have to unlearn these paradigms & reclaim different ways of being in the world.
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Indigenous History Month, History Bites Day 22! Today we are talking about an Indigenous Activist Phil Fontaine and he is someone you should know! Learn more at carolynroberts.net. #Indigenoushistorymonth2024 #Indigenoushistorybites #Re-StoryingEducation
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Happy Indigenous Peoples Day everybody. #June21st #NIPD2024
My name is Puglaas. I come from the Musgamagw Tsawataineuk and Laich-kwil-tach peoples, part of the Kwakwakaʼwakw.
Each and everyday I am #ProudToBeIndigenous. ❤️🪶🙏🏽
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This is Step 1: Clean Air Matters.
And you can clear the air that you breathe.
An #SFU-led project is helping seniors and those at-risk of lung disease create 500 DIY-air filters to reduce exposure to dangerous #wildfire smoke. @pippsbc @sfu_fhs
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This week marks one year since I released Unbroken, a book that outlines how Canada executed a g3nocid3 in this country and the particular violence it inflicted against Indigenous women and girls. We won't stay silent about g3nocid3 here or in other Indigenous territories. 🍉
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For the first time since Ontario became a province, Sol Mamakwa @solmamakwa, MPP of Kiiwetinoong, addressed the Government of Ontario, a signatory to Treaty 9, in his language Anishininiimowin. Sol is an Indian Residential School Survivor. He used to be punished for speaking his language, for being himself.
Today, he spoke Anishininiimowin in a packed House, witnessed by First Nations leaders, family, and, most importantly, his Mom, Kezia Mamakwa. It is her birthday today. Mino-dibishkam, Kezia. Your son is moving hearts and minds. (Photo by @NANComms)
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MPP @solmamakwa, Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief @Naanookasens and Anishinaabemowin Commissioner Barbara Nolan at the media scrum after MPP Mamakwa made history today in the Ontario Legislature with Anishininiimowin speech.
ALT MPP @solmamakwa, Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief @Naanookasens and Anishinaabemowin Commissioner Barbara Nolan at the media scrum after MPP Mamakwa made history today in the Ontario Legislature with Anishininiimowin speech.
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MPP Sol Mamakwa participates in a ceremony prior to the Legislature sitting. @solmamakwa will for 1st time in province's history ask a question in his first language, Anishininiimowin, known in English as Oji-Cree. He shares the day with his mother who turns 79 today. #ONpoli
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While I was in Lytton this week, the balsam root was flowering on low/med severity burn sites, all while cultural, controlled burning was happening on the hillsides. There is hope and change and so much good work happening. Was awesome to witness. Hands up to everyone out there. 🙌🏽💜
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Red Dress Day May 5, here are some resources and ideas for bringing this conversation into elementary classrooms. carolynroberts.net/single-po…
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Libraries are also a place of safety where you can be free to come just as you are and be embraced with kindness and care! 💖 #sd36tl – at Burnaby, British Columbia
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As I go through copy edits on my book I am thrilled to have received my friend’s book today!! I cannot wait to read it. Everyone needs to check this out! @Jennifer_Grenz
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Indigenous education is so much more than making drums and dream catchers. We need to be teaching about the peoples of this land and the importance of their culture and traditions. It is so much more than one off lessons. carolynroberts.net/single-po…
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Are you graduating from a teacher education program this spring or summer? We are currently accepting applications from spring/summer grads — apply now!
Find more info here: shorturl.at/iFJKR
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ALT A male teacher sitting in a classroom, gesturing with his hands beside his head while a student mimics his actions and a group of young children watch.
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Being authentically who we are as humans in a classroom will invite students in to be in relation with you. This relationship is key for teaching to happen.
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Today is International Inuit Day!
In 1977, @ICC_Canada Founder Eben Hopson, Sr. hoped to unify Inuit in all regions around Inuit Nunaat.
International Inuit Day commemorates and celebrates Inuit voices, culture, language and way of life!
#internationalinuitday
