IDN: Indigenous Peoples and the Environment
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This will take you back to the Topic Areas home board with cross-disciplinary materials on:
- Indigenous 101;
- Indigenous Worldviews and Knowledges;
- Indigenous Cultures and Histories;
- History of Colonization;
- Current Issues;
- Resistance, Decolonization, Indigenization, and Reconciliation
Red Papers Yellowhead Red Papers are comprehensive research and media projects that aim to follow a tradition of agenda-making reports by Indigenous people, like the 1970 original, that contributes to important conversations within and outside our communities. The project of land back is about reclaiming Indigenous jurisdiction: breathing life into rights and responsibilities. This Red … Red Papers Read More »
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This will take you to the general home board of the IDN, which has information on:
- Indigenous 101;
- Indigenous media;
- Decolonizing Education;
- Information about the IDN;
- Local events and issues;
- Indigenous organizations;
- Indigenous public figures.
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The words we choose reveal a lot about how we think about the natural world.
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This mini-lesson is based on an exploration of the First Peoples’ Principles of Learning, Stewardship of Place, and Sustainable Agricultural Practices and Possibilities.
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Amplifying voices has become a critical component of the work of ICA to elevate the leadership of Indigenous Peoples in climate justice. We are continuing to build out, support and create platforms for Indigenous knowledge holders, Elders, youth and frontline land and water protectors
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Some Indigenous hunting groups in Quebec say more needs to be done to protect moose populations in the province.
Mother Earth and Resource Extraction stands with women human rights defenders and recognizes both their achievements and the challenges they face in the protection of land and water. Along these lines, the hub is a component of a community-based research project...
Cette semaine à Parole autochtone, Melissa répond à Sacha, qui se demande ce que peuvent faire les peuples autochtones contre les changements climatiques.
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