Conscience mestiza et alliances des minorisé-e-s - IRESMO- Recherche et formation sur les mouvements sociaux. L’intellectuelle chicana Gloria Anzaldua à travers les notions de conscience mestiza et de pensée frontalière a donné les éléments pour penser les notions d’alliances et de coalitions des opprimé-e-s.
Citations extraites de: Gloria Anzaldúa, « La conscience de la Mestiza. Vers une nouvelle conscience », Les cahiers du CEDREF [En ligne], 18 | 2011. Absolon & Willett (2005). Putting Ourselves Forward: Location in Aboriginal Research. – Digital Journal. Race Critical and Decolonial Sociology Syllabus – Alana lentin.net. Race Critical and decolonial sociology is premised on the idea that to understand politics in western modernity requires placing race and coloniality central to analyses.
The course will therefore be grounded in political sociological, theoretical and historical sociological readings of race, racism, imperialism, colonialism, slavery, genocide, and immigration and borders and opposition to them. Particular attention will be given to black and decolonial thinking as a means, not only of challenging the persistence of racisms, but of more truthfully representing the breadth of scholarship in general.
TRC. Le 4 août 1701 — La Grande Paix de Montréal : les Français et les Amérindiens concluent une alliance décisive - La Fondation Lionel-Groulx. Conférence de Denys Delâge Auditorium de la Grande Bibliothèque Montréal, 11 janvier 2012 Introduction.
Présence autochtone à Montréal : l’angle McKay et Sherbrooke se nomme maintenant 8GMAKW. 8gmakw: frêne en abénaki, le nom de l’intersection McKay & Sherbrooke dans l’Ouest du centre-ville de Montréal.Photo Credit: Terres en vue.
Canadian Research Chairs need more Indigenous representation, researchers say. Canada’s Indigenous people are a common topic of academic study, yet they remain under-represented in academic leadership, according to a recent analysis by an Edmonton researcher.
Last week, Janis Geary, a health sciences PhD researcher at the University of Alberta, spent hours combing through the list of current Canada Research Chairs, and recording how many identified as Indigenous and how many identified as “experts” on Indigenous issues. Canada Research Chairs are distinguished professors who receive funding from the Government of Canada to lead research. Of the 1,600 active chairs, only 52 list First Nations, Metis or Inuit issues among their areas of expertise, Geary said. But the bigger problem? Of those 52 chairs, only 13 actually identify as Indigenous. “I was surprised,” Geary said. Supplied. Indigenous Canada - University of Alberta. Module 1 - Worldview In this introductory module, students learn the significance of stories and storytelling in Indigenous societies.
We explore history that comes from Indigenous worldviews, this includes worldviews from the Inuit, Nehiyawak, Kanien:keha’ka and Tlingit peoples. » Module 1 Term List & Definitions Module 2 - Fur Trade This module discusses pre-contact trading systems between Indigenous peoples of North America with a focus on the geographical region of Canada. » Module 2 Term List & Definitions. What a new university in Africa is doing to decolonise social sciences. It’s not often that you get to create a new university from scratch: space, staff – and curriculum.
But that’s exactly what we’re doing in Mauritius, at one of Africa’s newest higher education institutions. And decoloniality is central to our work. I am a member of the Social Science Faculty at the African Leadership University. Let’s Talk Spiritual Colonialism – Yeye Osun. By dlewis84 April 26, 2017 Okay, I am going to address a sensitive issue here, just because there is so much silence around it and it is what I call Spiritual Colonialism.
Access to Indigenous knowledges and their cultural materials depends on decolonizing libraries & cultural memory institutions and their services: Report. The Truth and Reconciliation Committee of the Canadian Federation of Library Associations (CFLA-FCAB) released a report today outlining a path forward for respecting Indigenous culture and increasing access to traditional Indigenous knowledge.
The 77-page report, which is the product of months of research and evaluation, makes ten recommendations to enhance experiences and opportunities for Indigenous peoples and researchers in Canada by decolonizing libraries and archives and their practices. “The Truth and Reconciliation Committee was the first committee established by CFLA-FCAB when the federation was founded,” said Peter Bailey, Chair of CFLA-FCAB.
“Canada’s library community is strongly motivated to support universal access. We aim to provide services that create opportunities for everyone while respecting all cultures and promoting cultural products.” The report is a first for Canada’s library community, using a framework and methodology based on the Anishinaabe medicine wheel. Scène contemporaine autochtone. « Les voix des artistes autochtones résonnent de plus en plus fort et viennent enrichir l’ensemble des réflexions sur l’état du monde tout comme le patrimoine des arts vivants. » Émilie Monnet Directrice artistique des Productions Onishka La scène autochtone est aujourd’hui foisonnante, étonnante et diversifiée.
De plus en plus interdisciplinaire, elle reflète les identités plurielles des artistes autochtones et puise dans la spécificité de ses savoirs culturels et spirituels, tout comme dans ses expériences liées au colonialisme. In Their Own Words · thewalrus.ca. Eight years ago, Delia Bull Waskewitch’s ancestors visited her in a dream. She and her husband had just driven six hours from their home in Onion Lake Cree Nation in Saskatchewan to the foothills of the Rockies in Morley, Alberta. There, she had made offerings of tobacco to the mountains and the sacred Bow River, and asked for the grandfathers’ help with a work problem. Bull Waskewitch’s job is to swim as hard as she can against the tide of history.
She’s a pre-kindergarten teacher at Kihew Waciston, the only Plains Cree immersion school in North America and—since Cree is one of the surviving indigenous tongues spoken exclusively on this continent—in the world. As an instructor of an ancient language new to the classroom, Bull Waskewitch is forging her way with little of the support other teachers take for granted—textbooks, guidelines, institutional help. Une maison d’édition autochtone dédiée à la littérature des Premières Nations – Éditions Hannenorak. Ab-Original: Journal of Indigenous Studies and First Nations and First Peoples' Cultures. Ab-Original: Journal of Indigenous Studies and First Nations and First Peoples' Cultures is a journal devoted to issues of indigeneity in the new millennium. It is a multi-disciplinary journal embracing themes such as art, history, literature, politics, linguistics, health sciences and law.
It is a portal for new knowledge and contemporary debate whose audience is not only that of academics and students but professionals involved in shaping policies with regard to concern relating to indigenous peoples. Méthode de travail - Formes Vives, l'atelier. Groupe de recherche en Littératie Médiatique Multimodale. Winter Sylvia Unsettling the Coloniality of Being. Tuck Yang Decolonization is not a metaphor. Intégrer une culture autochtone à l'université. Voici certaines initiatives prises par les universités afin d’intégrer les Autochtones, leur culture et leurs savoirs à la mosaïque universitaire. Illustration par Julie Flett.