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16 novembre 2016

Pledge to support Aboriginal workers (Advocate 23 03)

By Jeannie Rea. ACTU Executive met in Darwin in August this year, the 50th anniversary of the Wave Hill Walk-Off ‘as a demonstration of commitment and bond between Indigenous working people and the wider trade union movement,’ according to ACTU President Ged Kearney.
Back in August 1966 around 200 pastoral and domestic workers and their families walked off Wave Hill pastoral station. They were taking industrial action as local representatives of their employer, Vesteys, had refused yet again their request for equal pay with white workers. More...

12 novembre 2016

Why understanding Native American religion is important for resolving the Dakota Access Pipeline crisis

The ConversationBy . In recent weeks, protests against the building of the Dakota Access Pipeline across North Dakota have escalated. Native American elders, families and children have set up tipis and tents on a campsite near the pipeline’s path in the hope of stopping the pipeline’s construction. More...

8 novembre 2016

Professional Certificate in Indigenous Research

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "melbourne-cshe logo"Working together as a cohort, student develop a wide range of research skills in a culturally respectful learning environment underpinned by Indigenous perspectives. The Professional Certificate in Indigenous Research (GC-IRPRO) is fully recognised as an award course of the University of Melbourne. It is an interdisciplinary program which explores research and develops research skills from an Indigenous perspective, and considers 'Indigenous research' as not only research by Indigenous individuals but also research on Indigenous topics. More...

8 novembre 2016

Indigenous university students’ sense of place/belonging and its effects on retention

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "melbourne-cshe logo"‘Place’ is a significant concept used to explore how people ascribe meaning to their surrounds, based on the physical, social and emotional affects that different spaces create.  The university is a physical, social and emotional space in which students (and staff) can feel strong attachments or may fail to attain such meanings.  These experiences feed into student engagement and motivation about their studies in ways that have been under-researched so far in the literature on Indigenous student’s academic success and attrition. This workshop presents the findings of an Office of Learning and Teaching-funded project titled The ‘university place’: How and why place influences the engagement and retention of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander university students, conducted by Indigenous and non-Indigenous academics at two universities, and aims to encourage discussion on similarities and differences between small, regional Queensland universities and The University of Melbourne. More...

4 novembre 2016

How schools across Canada are bringing Indigenous knowledge to the fore

Macleans.caBy . In 2015, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission released a report that outlined 94 calls to action for the Canadian government. More...

4 novembre 2016

Algonquin to open first-of-its-kind institute for indigenous entrepreneurship

Ottawa Citizen					HomepageBy Joanne Laucius. Algonquin College is set to launch a $44.9-million building and renovation project on Wednesday that will include an institute for indigenous entrepreneurship, the first of its kind in an Ontario college.
The entire project, expected to be completed in the spring of 2018, will transform the outdated library in the C building of the college’s Woodroffe campus into the Algonquin College Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Learning Centre. The state-of-the-art building will also be home to the new Institute for Indigenous Entrepreneurship. More...

4 novembre 2016

Dalhousie permanently raises Mi’kmaq flag

The Chronicle HeraldIt was a good day for tradition as Dalhousie University proudly raised the Mi’kmaq Grand Council Flag on Thursday. More...

4 novembre 2016

Indigenous-centred spaces, curriculum start to take root at Canadian universities

Go to the Globe and Mail homepageBy Emma Jones. Getting indigenous people into school could bring massive benefits, not just for indigenous people themselves but for the economy as well. More...

4 novembre 2016

Gord Downie lends his voice to the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation

Résultat de recherche d'images pour By Anqi Shen. Gord Downie’s last tour with the Tragically Hip was far from his last act. The singer and Canadian music icon has partnered with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation at the University of Manitoba to pay tribute to the thousands of indigenous children who went missing in the residential school system and who died without a decent burial. More...

4 novembre 2016

Residential school provides the canvas for multi-artist installation in response to Truth and Reconciliation

Résultat de recherche d'images pour By Anqi Shen. Mush Hole Project at former Mohawk Institute Residential School foregrounds Indigenous experiences of site. More...

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